Split Train Tickets | Waterloo To Birmingham New Street

Split your Waterloo to Birmingham New Street train tickets and pay less. You still travel on the same train, at the same time and in the same seat.

Waterloo to Birmingham New Street has become a popular route when traveling from London.

Can I buy My Waterloo To Birmingham New Street Split Ticket At The Station?

In order to travel with a split ticket from Waterloo to Birmingham New Street, you will need to purchase your split ticket online using our booking form.
To ensure you get a great price on your train ticket from Waterloo to Birmingham New Street, Split Ticket is a perfect option rather than paying for your tickets at the station costing more.

Is Assisted Travel Available From Waterloo To Birmingham New Street?

Assited travel is available from Waterloo to Birmingham New Street. You can book up to 2 hours in advance when travelling from Waterloo to Birmingham New Street if you would like assited travel.
If you are wanting assited travel on your journey from Waterloo to Birmingham New Street, please ensure you are traveling on national rail services as other train services may not offer this.

Can I Stay Overnight At Waterloo Station Before My Train Journey To Birmingham New Street?

Unfortunately you are unable to stay inside the station overnight when traveling from Waterloo to Birmingham New Street.
On the other hand, Waterloo station has seating areas outside the station where you can stay in the meantime before your journey from Waterloo to Birmingham New Street.

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