Trains from London Marylebone to Bicester Village from £23.50

Looking to escape the capital and enjoy a luxury shopping experience in the Oxfordshire countryside? Bicester Village is easily accessible by direct train from London Marylebone in less than an hour, making it a great option for a day trip or as part of a longer visit to Oxfordshire, with the Cotswolds, the Chilterns and the city of Oxford all nearby. Check out our guide below for all the information you’ll need to travel from London Marylebone to Bicester Village by train.

Setting off from London Marylebone

It’s easy to get to Bicester Village on public transport with frequent direct trains departing from London Marylebone station. Conveniently located in the City of Westminster area of London, Marylebone station is accessible by tube as it’s served by the Bakerloo line. Further London Underground connections are available just four minutes’ walk away at Baker Street station, which is served by Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith and City, Jubilee and Metropolitan Line services.

At the station itself, you’ll find a dedicated Bicester Village kiosk with hosts available to answer any questions you might have, seven days a week between 08:45 and 16:30. Other facilities at the station include:

• Accessible toilets
• Baby changing facilities
• Seating areas
• ATMs
• Public Wi-Fi

If you’re looking to grab a coffee or a bite to eat before you board your train from London Marylebone to Bicester Village, you’ll find a selection of stands and cafes including Bagel Factory, Upper Crust, Pret, Starbucks and Burger King. There’s also a Boots and M&S Simply Food on the station concourse, if you require supplies before your trip.

Taking the train to Bicester Village

Chiltern Railways operate regular direct services from London Marylebone to Bicester. With the quickest journeys taking just 55m and a typical train journey duration of 55 to 75 minutes, taking public transport to Bicester Village makes for a quick and convenient option. The Chiltern Railways London to Bicester Village train timetable usually features two trains per hour, with stops along the way likely to include:

• Gerrards Cross
• Beaconsfield
• High Wycombe
• Saunderton
• Princes Risborough
• Haddenham & Thame Parkway

Trains for Bicester Village typically terminate at Oxford, so look out for trains to Oxford on the station information signs and check with station staff if you’re unsure. As you whizz from London Marylebone to Oxfordshire on this 50 miles journey, sit back, relax and enjoy the complimentary onboard Wi-Fi. Please note that there’s no First Class option with Chiltern Railways.

How much is a train ticket to Bicester Village from London Marylebone?

Train tickets from London Marylebone to Bicester Village start at just £23.50 with average prices of around £35.80. It’s easy to book tickets and compare prices with our journey planner.

Don’t forget that it’s usually cheaper to buy train tickets online before you travel rather than on the day, in fact one of the best ways to save money on train tickets is to book in advance. You can also consider travelling off peak, making use of split tickets and varying your journey date or time if your trip has some flexibility.

Spending the day at Bicester Village

Bicester Village is well worth a full day's outing with over 150 luxury boutiques to explore. As the station is so close to Bicester Village, you may find you don’t spend much time at the station itself when you arrive. Although Bicester Village station is fairly small compared with stations in the capital, it still features plenty of useful facilities, including a waiting room, public Wi-Fi, baby changing facilities and a coffee stand.

From the station, you can walk to the entrance of Bicester Village in just a few minutes and let your luxury retail experience begin. This designer outlet shopping centre offers you the opportunity to shop at your favourite designer brands while enjoying significant discounts on the original retail price of many items. There’s a wide selection of boutiques available, including:

• Beauty brands such as Charlotte Tilbury, L’Occitane and Molton Brown
• Jewellery brands including Astrid & Miyu, Pandora and Swarovski
• Clothing brands such as Armani, Gucci and Lululemon
• Shoe stores including Jimmy Choo, UGG and Vans®

You’ll also find designer eyewear, sportswear, homeware, gifts and much more.

The village is open between 10:00 and 19:00, and with a full day of shopping to do, you’ll need to take a rest to refuel. Thankfully, Bicester Village is also home to a choice of patisseries, food trucks, cafes and restaurants. Whether you’re looking for a coffee or a crepe on the go, or you’d prefer to enjoy a long, relaxed lunch, you’re sure to find something to satisfy your tastebuds.

Bicester Village is designed to make shopping at your favourite boutiques a breeze, and as such, you can treat yourself to several additional services, including:

• Personal shopping
• Concierge services, including luggage drop-off
• Hands-free shopping
• Home delivery

You’ll also find lots of useful facilities available for guests, including accessible toilets, baby changing facilities, ATMs and free Wi-Fi throughout the village. If you’re on a family visit to Bicester Village, there’s also a playground to keep younger guests entertained.

If you’re looking to extend your trip to Oxfordshire after your day in Bicester Village, the historic city of Oxford is accessible via direct train from Bicester Village station. From Oxford, there are connecting trains to the Cotswolds. Meanwhile, Bicester’s alternative station, Bicester North, offers direct connections to other destinations including Leamington Spa, Warwick and Birmingham.

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