London to Rugby train with West Midlands Trains

Trains from London to Rugby

With up to five trains an hour it's certainly quick and easy to catch trains from London to Rugby, particularly as most journeys take less than one hour 30 minutes, with some direct services taking around 48 minutes. Departures take place from London Euston in central London and arrive in Rugby Station.

London to Rugby train time: daily departures

Trains from London to Rugby begin from around 6:00 a.m. and run until after 10:00 p.m. at night. With up to five departures an hour, you'll only need to wait a few minutes for the next service to come along.

How long is the journey by train from London to Rugby?

Most trains on this route are direct and take less than one hour 30 minutes. In fact, the fastest service, provided by Virgin Trains, takes just 48 minutes. Where services do require a change, this is usually at Milton Keynes Central.

What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from London to Rugby?

Departure train station: located next to the museum quarter in Bloomsbury, London Euston links with the London Underground, local buses and the taxi rank. You'll find digital information boards and ticketing inside, shops, food outlets and coffee kiosks, trolleys and accessible toilets with showers. There is also WiFi and payphones.

Arrival train station: Rugby Station is just a 15-minute walk into Rugby town centre. It has a car park, accessible platforms and toilets, buses and taxis just outside and a waiting room. Travellers will also find shops, coffee kiosks and food outlets in the station concourse, and there are baby changing facilities, trolleys, lifts and payphones as well.

Which train companies travel from London to Rugby

Trains between London and Rugby are operated by West Midlands Railway and Virgin Trains. Most of the services are run by West Midlands Trains, but Virgin tends to operate at least one service every hour during the day.

West Midlands Trains London to Rugby

West Midlands Trains runs several services an hour from 6:00 a.m. onwards on this busy route, and its journeys are all direct - taking less than one hour 30 minutes in most cases. This operator also tends to offer the cheapest tickets. 

Virgin Trains London to Rugby

Virgin Trains usually operates two trains an hour during main travel times, and it also runs the fastest service on this route at just 48 minutes. Again, most of the services are direct. 

London to Rugby trains: services on board

West Midlands trains offer first and second-class carriages and generous luggage allowances of up to three pieces which must be stored in luggage racks (with the exception of a small piece of hand luggage which can remain with the passenger). Bikes must be pre-booked, along with larger items which may attract an extra charge. Well-behaved pets are welcome, provided they are kept in the aisles and don't leave their owner's side. Travellers with limited mobility can use ramps, wheelchair spaces and gain extra help from staff.

Virgin Trains offer the same benefits as described above, but it suggests only two pieces of streamlined luggage. Passengers can upgrade to first-class seating if they wish on the day. There is also a carriage devoted to an onboard shop with refreshments and media.

How to find cheap train tickets from London to Rugby?

The trick to finding cheap trains between London and Rugby is to broaden your search and keep it flexible. Omio will always flag up the cheapest tickets, and it helps to book in advance, be flexible with travel dates and times and to choose journeys with a changeover or longer travel time.