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Amended services between Milton Keynes Central and Birmingham International / Birmingham New Street on Sunday 19 October

- Trains will be amended, and will not call at Birmingham International or Coventry. Replacement buses will run between Leamington Spa and Coventry / Bi… - More information

Birmingham New Street Train Station

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Birmingham New Street Train Station

Address

Birmingham New Street station
Station Street
Birmingham
West Midlands
B2 4QA

Ticket office opening hours:

Saturday - 05:15 to 23:00
Sunday - 08:00 to 23:00

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Station facilities

  • Waiting Room
  • Station Buffet
  • Toilets
  • Baby Change
  • Wi Fi
  • Atm Machine
  • Shops

Station overview

  • Accessibility

    • Accessible Public Telephones No
    • Accessible Taxis No
    • First Class Lounge YES Yes
    • Help Points YES Yes
    • Impaired Accessible Booking Office Counter YES Yes
    • Impared Access Staff YES Yes
    • Impared Access Ticket Gate YES Yes
    • Impaired Accessible Ticket Machines No
    • Induction Loop No
    • Impaired Mobility Set Down YES Yes
    • National Key Toilets YES Yes
    • Ramp for Train Access YES Yes
    • Wheel chairs Available YES Yes
    • Impaired Access Staff Help Hours Monday - Sunday - 07:30 to 23:59
    • Accessible Taxis

      Taxis drop off within the 'drop & go' off the Hill Street entrance.

      The taxi rank is on Navigation Street (Stephenson Street / Victoria Square exit).

      All taxis are accessible with manual wheelchairs, most are accessible with electric wheelchairs.

      For more information visit https://www.traintaxi.co.uk/" title="">Traintaxi

    • Accesible Ticket Machine

      Staff available to assist where required.

    • Booking Office Counter

      Floorwalkers are available to assist all customers

    • Customer Help Point Available at Customer Reception and station floorwalkers
    • Helpline
    • Helpline Contact Details

      If you wish to book assistance but are not sure which train operator you are travelling with, you can call 0800 022 3720. On calling, you will be referred to the appropriate train operator.


    • Helpline Contact URL https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
    • Impared Access Ticket Gate

      Wide gates are available for wheelchair users, buggy's and passengers with luggage.

    • Impared Mobility Set Down

      Assistance is available to and from platforms, though we can help more effectively if you call us in advance on 0121 654 2528 (Mon-Fri 10:00-18:00) or outside these times 0121 654 4243.

      Alternatively, please contact Passenger Assist of the relevant train operator:

      • West Midlands Railway - 0800 024 8998
      • Avanti West Coast - 0800 0158 123
    • National Key Toilets

      Close to Platforms 1A and 12A and Platforms 10 and 11B

    • Step Free Access

      The footpath to the new entrance from Hill St is now step free, and there is level access from the drop off point.

      All platforms have lifts and escalators


      Coverage: whole Station
    • Step Free Access Coverage Whole Station
    • Staff Help

      Journey Care assistance is available prior to travel via the relevant Train Operator:

      We can provide assistance at the station during the hours we're open to the public.  Passengers can book additional assistance on the day at the Network Rail reception or call 0121 654 4243. 

      However please be made aware that if arrangements haven't been made via Journey Care prior to travel, there will be a wait but our policy is to make it happen.

  • Airport

    • Availability YES Yes
    • Note Regular train service to Birmingham International. 10 - 15 minute journey
  • Bus information

    • Bus Service: Availability YES Yes
    • Bus Service: Note There are nearby bus stops on Smallbrook Queensway and Hill StreetMost buses are wheelchair accessible. ********************************************************************************************************** For information go to the local travel information office by the Stephenson Street entrance. Alternatively, visit  Transport for West Midlands (https://www.tfwm.org.uk/), or call 0121 214 7214.
  • Dining and Shopping

    • Dining & Shopping: Shops YES Yes
    • Dining & Shopping: Station Buffet YES Yes
  • Mail and Express Services

    • Post Box: Note

      No post box within the station. On exiting the station at the Corner of Stephenson St / Navigation St (for Victoria Square) head towards Pinfold Street for the nearest post office 0.2miles Post Office 1 Pinfold Street Birmingham West Midlands B2 4AA

  • Phones, Internet & Wi-fi

    • Station Amenities: Telephone No
    • Web Kiosk: Available No
    • Station Amenities: Wi-Fi Find WiFi Hotspots around Birmingham New Street station (http://www.btwifi.com/find/)
    • Telephone: Usage Type Cards And Coins
  • Parking

    • Car Parking Details Phone number: 0345 077 4224

      Operator Name: A P C O A Parking ( U K) Limited
      Name: Short Stay Car Park
      Spaces: 38
      Number Accessible Spaces: 0
      Accessible Spaces Note:

      There are no designated spaces in the short stay car park but there are four Blue Badge spaces by within the 'drop & go' area on the entrance off Hill Street


      Accessible Car Park Equipment: No
      Cctv: Yes
      Open:
      Monday - Friday - open 24h
      Saturday - open 24h
      Sunday - open 24h
      Url: http://www.apcoa.co.uk
  • Priority Lounge Information

    • First Class Lounge: Note
  • Rental Car

    • Availability No
  • Restrooms

    • Toilets YES Yes
    • Baby Change YES Yes
    • Toilets Note

      Male, Female, Accessible and Baby Change facilities are available in all parts of the station.

      These are located between:

      • Platforms 2 - 3a (Blue Lounge)
      • Platforms 10 - 11a (Yellow Lounge)
      • Platforms 10 - 11b (Red Lounge)
  • Station Location & Directions

    • Latitude 52.47819419
    • Longitude -1.898360826
  • Station Seating Areas

    • First Class Lounge Hours Monday - Friday - 06:15 to 19:45
      Saturday - 08:00 to 18:00
      Sunday - 10:00 to 18:00
  • Station Hours

    • Station Hours

      MONDAY - SATURDAY
      05:15:00 - 23:00:00
      SUNDAY
      07:30:00 - 23:00:00

  • Station Information

    • ATM YES Yes
    • Baby Change YES Yes
    • Bureau De Change No
    • Lost Property YES Yes
    • Post Box No
    • Shops YES Yes
    • Seated Area No
    • Station Buffet YES Yes
    • Showers No
    • Trolley No
    • Wifi YES Yes
    • Waiting Room YES Yes
    • Lost Property Phone number: 0330 024 0215

      Operator Name: Excess Baggage Company
    • Lost Property: URL http://www.lostproperty.org/locations.php
    • Customer Service Note Luggage received from terminated trains at Birmingham New Street only
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    • Lost Property Number 0330 024 0215
    • Staffing Level YES Yes
  • Ticketing Hours

    • Ticket Office Hours Saturday - 05:15 to 23:00
      Sunday - 08:00 to 23:00
  • Ticketing Services & Information

    • Oyster Pre-Pay No
    • Pre-Purchase Collection YES Yes
    • Ticket Machine YES Yes
    • Customer Service Note On the main concourse next to WH Smiths
    • Smartcard Notes Smartcard Issued: No
      Smartcard Validator: No
  • Taxi Information

    • Availability YES Yes
    • Note Taxis drop off with the drop & go in the Hill Street entrance. The taxi rank is on Navigation St (Stephenson St / Victoria Sq exit). For more information visit traintaxi (http://www.traintaxi.co.uk/ title=traintaxi - the guide to taxis serving all train stations jQuery15105487555210230162=201).
  • Local Taxis

    Birmingham New Street: Rail Station is a major station with taxis usually available on a rank. Advance booking is not normally necessary or even possible, unless arriving early in the morning or late at night. Operators who may accept bookings include:

    TOA Phone 0121 427 8888
    Radio Phone 0121 685 8888

About the station

If you're looking to get a train to Birmingham, you will likely be travelling to the spectacular Birmingham New Street Station, the central station in the UK's second city. Initially built in 1854, the station has gone through some vast redevelopments in its time, with the most recent costing a reported £550m in 2015. With a brand new concourse, exterior façade, and entrance, Birmingham New Street offers just as much in terms of architectural beauty and is it does practical functionality.

As Birmingham is the home of CrossCountry, we run many different services in and out of Birmingham New Street, with Birmingham to ManchesterBirmingham to EdinburghBirmingham to Nottingham, and Birmingham to Leicester being some of the most popular.

Need more information on traveling in and around the city? Check out our trains to Birmingham page.

Things to do near Birmingham New Street Station

Whether you're traveling with friends, family, significant other, or solo, you won't be left short of exciting things to do in Britain's second-largest city. Get a train to Birmingham to explore this vibrant city from jaw-dropping galleries, world-class events, and snazzy bars and restaurants.

Birmingham has a vast range of shopping centres and is known as one of the best shopping cities in the UK. As you arrive at Birmingham New Street, you'll be under the same roof as Grand Central and a convenient three-minute walk to the Bullring, meaning a shopping trip here is effortless. If you're looking for something sparkly, the Jewellery Quarter is the UK's centre for jewellery and is packed with fine food and swanky bars. For a more traditional and picturesque shopping experience, filled with local and independent stores, explore the Great Western Arcade.

The city's rich history and culture make Birmingham a hub of fantastic museums, galleries, and attractions, making it a welcoming destination for all types of travellers and tourists. The only trouble is you may run out of time to do everything! If you're looking to spend the evening out, a must-do is to book an event in the Theatreland area, where you'll find fantastic comedy clubs, the UK's busiest theatre, and countries oldest working cinema. If you're with the family, there are tonnes of great family days out in Birmingham, with a must being Cadbury World, or for free things to do, head to the Thinktank Science Museum. 

After shopping till you drop and spending the evening in hysterics at a comedy club, you'll have surely worked up an appetite. Well, the fantastic multi-culture of Birmingham means it has a bustling food scene. Depending on what part of Asia you'd like to taste, we recommend Birmingham's Balti Triangle for a delicious curry or the Chinese Quarter for some of the midland's best Dim Sum. But it doesn't stop there; you could go Greek, Italian, Ethiopian, or Jamaican – whatever tickles your fancy. If you're looking to go for some drinks, Birmingham is packed with exciting bars and great nights out, with some tremendous secret bars, too. 

FAQs

How many platforms at Birmingham New Street?

There are 12 platforms at Birmingham New Street Station, with routes connecting throughout the country. All platforms are also wheelchair accessible.

How far is Birmingham New Street to Moor Street?

The easiest and fastest way to Birmingham Moor Street from Birmingham New Street is by foot and should take approximately six minutes.

How to get to the NEC from Birmingham New Street?

There is a direct train from Birmingham New Street to Birmingham International, the closest station to the NEC. In total, the journey should take around 30 to 40 minutes.

How far is it from Birmingham New Street to the Bullring?

If you're looking to spend the day in the Bullring, Birmingham New Street is only a short three-minute walk away and is even connected to Grand Central - another of Birmingham’s great shopping centres.