Wolverhampton to London Euston Trains From €5.45*

When travelling directly with Avanti West Coast, it takes approximately two hours and eight minutes to get from Wolverhampton to London Euston. You'll travel from the West Midlands, passing through Birmingham and Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire, before heading into Greater London and eventually, the UK capital itself.

Avanti West Coast runs key train routes, mainly connecting London Euston to various destinations in Wales, Scotland, and the North of England. As their name suggests, they operate along England's West Coast, serving cities like Birmingham, Liverpool, and Glasgow.

Departing from Wolverhampton

Wolverhampton Train Station lies around ten minutes east of the city centre. It's actually a core station on the rail network, acting as a major thoroughfare for trains heading across the Midlands, northern Wales, and the north of England. Taxis and local buses from Wolverhampton city centre can drop you off at the station's main exit.

Avanti West Coast, Transport for Wales, CrossCountry, and West Midlands Railway are the major operators at Wolverhampton Train Station, offering a wide range of services that connect passengers to key destinations across the UK. Passengers can travel easily to major cities including London, Birmingham, Manchester, Cardiff, and Edinburgh, as well as to various regional and local destinations, making it a vital hub for both long-distance and local travel.

Main stops

When travelling with Avanti West Coast between Wolverhampton and London Euston, the route usually includes seven stations: Sandwell & Dudley, Birmingham New Street, Birmingham International, Coventry, Rugby, Milton Keynes Central, and Watford Junction.

However, these routes may change due to scheduling or unforeseen events, such as weather conditions. That’s why checking before you leave is best to avoid disappointment.

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Arriving at London Euston

London Euston is in the Borough of Camden in North London, only half a mile from King’s Cross and St Pancras stations. Like the other main train stations in London, London Euston is a busy station that serves as the southern terminus of the West Coast Main Line. In fact, it is the UK’s busiest inter-city passenger terminal.

It’s an easy station to reach as it’s connected to two stops on the London Underground. For instance, the station’s tube station runs on the Northern and Victoria lines, whereas nearby Euston Square station runs on the Circle, Hammersmith & City, and Metropolitan lines. Euston Bus Station is located next to the train station, and a taxi rank is situated directly in front of the bus station, on the former Euston Square Gardens East site, adjacent to Eversholt Street and Euston Road.

Euston Station is a vital rail hub, connecting London to the West and serving as a popular launchpad to begin your journey in London. As a result, several UK rail operators utilise it. These include the Caledonian Sleeper, London Northwestern Railway, London Overground, West Midlands Trains, and Avanti West Coast.

Avanti West Coast train classes

• Standard Class: Enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, cosy seating, power outlets at certain tables and window seats, and the ability to buy food and drinks from the onboard shop.
• Standard Premium Class: This class offers guaranteed tables, plug sockets at every window seat, as well as more spacious seats for added comfort.
• First Class: Relax in spacious seating with larger seats and extra legroom, with personalised service, free refreshments and Wi-Fi, and access to the First Class Lounge.

Avanti West Coast train travel advice

• Luggage: Luggage racks for larger suitcases. Overhead luggage racks for medium-sized luggage, i.e. small suitcases and bags. Avanti operates a ‘Send my Bag’ service that delivers your luggage for you, starting at £17.99 for 24 kg.
• Pets: Dogs, cats, and other small animals can travel for free. There is a maximum of two domestic pets per passenger. Additional pets are £5 extra.
• Bicycles: Bike reservations are free and mandatory, with limited spaces for standard bikes, folding bikes, tandems, and e-bikes. Unbooked bikes, motorcycles, tricycles, and e-scooters are not allowed.
• Children: Children under 5 travel free with paying adults, while those aged 5–15 receive discounted tickets. 16–17 Saver Railcard holders get 50% off most fares.
• Passenger assist: Assist with boarding and alighting trains, book wheelchair space and seating, offer comprehensive rail information, and help with animals or pets.

*Information is subject to change. Please check the latest train timetable before your trip.