Trains from London Euston to Wolverhampton from KRW 35,687

Planning to take a trip from London to the vibrant city of Wolverhampton in the West Midlands by train? Avanti West Coast offers direct trains from London Euston to Wolverhampton in the heart of the Black Country. Our handy guide below will give you the full lowdown on the London to Wolverhampton train route.

Setting off from London Euston

London Euston is one of the UK's busiest train stations, offering a wide array of services to destinations across the country, including Birmingham, Manchester, and Edinburgh. These services are operated by Avanti West Coast, London Northwestern Railway, and LNER. Its central location provides easy access to key areas of London, with excellent links to the Underground (Northern and Victoria) and other transport networks.

There’s a vast array of shopping, food, and drink options at the station, including:

• WHSmith
• Starbucks
• Sainsbury’s Local
• The Pasty Shop
• Oliver Bonas
• Burger King
• Upper Crust
• Pret

If you’re planning to travel in First Class with Avanti West Coast, there’s also a First Class lounge that you can use before you board the train. It’s located on the mezzanine level above the main station concourse. You’ll find comfortable seating, complimentary soft drinks and snacks, free Wi-Fi, and charging points for laptops and mobile devices. The First Class lounge is open 06:45 – 21:00 on weekdays, 06:45 – 20:00 on Saturdays, and 08:00 – 20:00 on Sundays.

To see if your London to Wolverhampton train is running on time, you can take a look at our live departures and arrivals checker.

What to expect on your journey to Wolverhampton

Avanti West Coast serves London Euston to Wolverhampton, providing dependable direct services for both leisure travellers and commuters. Covering roughly 112 miles (180 km), the journey generally takes between 1 hour and 45 minutes to 2 hours, with variations based on service. However, it can be as quick as 1 hour and 40 minutes with a change, usually at Stafford, where you then get a CrossCountry or West Midlands train for the second, shorter part of the journey. To find out London to Wolverhampton train times, you can check out the London to Wolverhampton timetable online. Along the direct route, popular and interesting stops include Northampton, Rugby, Coventry, and Birmingham New Street.

If you choose to take a direct service with Avanti West Coast, you can enjoy free Wi-Fi for your entire journey to help you pass the time. Whichever class you’re travelling in, you can also order a range of food, snacks, and refreshments directly from your seat.

Wanting to treat yourself to a premium travel experience? If available, you can upgrade your standard ticket with Avanti West Coast to Standard Premium for extra space and added comfort. You’ll get a bigger seat with extra legroom, a guaranteed table, and plug sockets at every window seat. And if you’re travelling First Class, you get an even bigger seat with extra legroom and a guaranteed table. Plus, there’s a dedicated member of staff to take care of you and serve you a range of complimentary food and drinks during your journey.

If you’re taking an indirect route and travelling on a CrossCountry service, you’ll find a wide-ranging selection of food and drink on board. This includes everything from hot coffee to cold lemonade, as well as sandwiches, snacks, and sweet treats, with many promotions available to tempt you. And the best thing? You can have it all delivered directly to your seat. You can also make the most of your journey thanks to free Wi-Fi on board all CrossCountry trains. If your journey involves taking a West Midlands railway train, the onboard amenities include features like free Wi-Fi, charging points for your devices, and an onboard entertainment system.

How much is a train ticket from London Euston to Wolverhampton?

You can buy train tickets from London Euston to Wolverhampton from as low as KRW 35,687 on Trip.com, with average prices for this route around KRW 28,324. To try and get the most affordable fares, why not explore alternatives like split tickets? If you use our Train Journey Planner, it will automatically offer split tickets if they are cheaper. Just input your journey, and we'll show you all the cheapest options instantly! You’ll usually get the best deal if you book well in advance, travel during off-peak times, or make use of available discounts, such as a Railcard, if relevant to you.

Arriving at Wolverhampton

Arriving at Wolverhampton Station places you in a vibrant city known for its cultural and industrial heritage. If you’re an art enthusiast, you might like to visit the Wolverhampton Art Gallery, just a 10-minute walk from the station. For a taste of history, explore Bantock House Museum and its gardens, accessible via a short bus ride. National Express and Arriva buses both offer a frequent bus service in the local area. The West Midlands Metro also runs from Wolverhampton train station, right through to Birmingham.

The city centre also offers an array of shops and dining options to suit all tastes. For more inspiration on what to do while you’re there, take a look at our Wolverhampton destination guide. Thinking of staying overnight in Wolverhampton? You can browse our Wolverhampton hotels list to get info on a range of accommodation options.

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