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West Brom [a]-2/9/26- Train information

clive
clive Posts: 20,811
edited August 5 in Match Day Travel

Advance Single tickets are now on sale for the journey between Euston & The Hawthorns.

The Hawthorns station is very close to the stadium.

Trains to/from The Hawthorns run from Birmingham Snow Hill & it is about a 7 minute walk to/from Birmingham New St station.

Tickets priced at £18.50 [£12.30] are available on outward trains up to the 14.16 departure from Euston.

The price then increases to between £27.00 [£17.95] / £38.50 [£25.60] depending on which train selected.

The Advance Single price for the return trip is £15.50 [£10.95]

The return train departs from The Hawthorns at 22.08 Arriving at Snow Hill 22.16.

Train departs Birmingham New St at 23.11 Arrives at Euston 01.18

Railcard fares in brackets.

Comments

  • clive
    clive Posts: 20,811
    An update on Advance Single prices
    Fares are unchanged for the outward journey but the price has slightly increased for the return journey, price now £17.00 [£12.30]

    Match ticket details are due to be announced by the club tomorrow [Thursday] & will go on sale Friday.

  • se9addick
    se9addick Posts: 33,397
    The last fast train between New St & Euston is at 21:11. Assumed they’d run much later than that. 
  • Croydon
    Croydon Posts: 13,705
    I did that train back last season and the near hour to kill at New Street felt like 3
  • TD_Addick
    TD_Addick Posts: 201
    Never done the coach for an away game but was thinking to with this one. Is it any good? Are the coaches decent amd comfortable 
  • rs340
    rs340 Posts: 57
    Surely one where the coach makes more sense, unless you live near Euston
  • CombeMartin
    CombeMartin Posts: 227
    edited September 4
    The coach company used for away games is Bayliss, the same as is used for the Valley Express service.  Same drivers too, each driver usually sticks with his coach too, as if its his personal one.  He looks after it, so he's responsible for its cleanliness too.  That dosn't extend to fixing it if it goes wrong.  Last season the double decker (not the bus) broke down in Belgium, and Nick its driver had to go back to Belgium to bring it back when it was fixed. 

    Bayliss also supply the coach for the team away games too.  That usually means the driver has an overnight stop, often two.  The team coach isn't in Bayliss (white) colours, its all over red with a big round Charlton logo (badge) on the side.

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