Treni economici per Bicester Village

Ready for some retail therapy? Trains to Bicester Village will take you directly to the designer outlets, letting you start your shopping as soon as you step foot off the platform. After a fair few refurbishments, the station opened in 2015, and together with Bicester North, connects the town to the rest of the UK. And although people travel to Bicester Village for its luxury labels, with restaurants, bars and local attractions too, it’s the perfect day out.

Want to know our top tips for finding cheap train tickets to Bicester Village? Firstly, check if you’re eligible for a railcard as they can save you 1/3 off your journey. Secondly, book in advance. Some operators release tickets up to 12 weeks in advance and the sooner you book, the cheaper your train tickets to Bicester Village will be. And when you do book, travelling at off-peak times or on slower services could save you a fortune. If you’re travelling with others, we also recommend booking together in order to qualify for a group discount.

With its own train station, Bicester Village is easily accessible. Trains to Bicester Village from London Marylebone are popular, a journey operated by Chiltern Railways, which takes around 1 hour. Chiltern Railways also provide a popular service from Oxford, which takes less than 20 minutes to reach Bicester Village. Trains to Bicester Village from Birmingham are also popular, a service which requires a change and takes around 1 hour 30 minutes. This service is operated by a range of train companies including CrossCountry and Chiltern Railways.