Birmingham to Hatton by train
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Overview: trains from Birmingham to Hatton
Find the key information for travelling by train from Birmingham to Hatton, including journey times, fares and operators serving the route. Compare your options and plan the journey that works for you with Rail Europe.
Explore Birmingham to Hatton by train
Thinking about travelling from Birmingham to Hatton by train? Here’s everything you need to know to maximise your experience along this train journey.
Cost of train tickets between Birmingham and Hatton
The cheapest train tickets from Birmingham to Hatton start at £7.10. If you book a month in advance, tickets cost, on average, . If you wait until a week in advance, expect tickets to be around .
Pro tip: The best way to save on tickets from Birmingham to Hatton is by booking in advance. Keep in mind that tickets for this route go on sale 5 and a half months before the travel date. So if you want to save on your booking, be sure to lock in your tickets as early as possible.
Train schedule for travel between Birmingham and Hatton
While frequency of trains along this line depends on the day of the week, on average, 23 trains make this journey of 25 kilometres each day. The first weekday departure from Birmingham is at 07:20 on weekdays. The last scheduled train during the week departs at 23:33.
During the weekend, 07:34 is the earliest scheduled departure, and 23:40 is the last. Throughout the day, trains typically depart every 30 minutes.
Average train travel time and distance from Birmingham to Hatton
On this route, the fastest trip lasts 21 minutes, spanning 25 kilometres in total.
How far in advance Birmingham and Hatton tickets go on sale
Tickets for travel between Birmingham and Hatton are available 5 and a half months in advance. To be notified by email when a certain travel date goes on sale, set up a booking alert.
Making your Birmingham to Hatton travels smooth and enjoyable
Explore our wide range of help articles for a hassle-free journey and find travel ideas from our city guide: Hatton.
FAQs about the train journey from Birmingham to Hatton
Want to know more about your journey from Birmingham to Hatton? We've compiled some of the most frequently asked questions by our customers to help you plan your journey.
The total distance between Birmingham and Hatton by train is 25 kilometres.
The minimum fare on this route is £7.10. Tickets booked 30 days in advance are priced around . If booked 7 days before departure, the cost is approximately .
You can start booking tickets for this route 5 and a half months in advance.
The fastest jouney takes 21 minutes.
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