Trains from Birmingham to Poole

Birmingham to Poole train information

• There are a lot of train operators across the United Kingdom & Europe. By searching for your ticket using our travel search engine, you are able to see the trains between Birmingham in England to Poole in England as well as the train operator for this journey.
• There are 122 miles between both cities and the average train duration connecting Birmingham to Poole is normally 3h39m. Travelling by train is normally the quickest solution to go to Poole from Birmingham, and it's also more environmentally friendly than taking your car or using the plane.
• Depending how long in advance you buy your ticket or the day and hour of travel, the price of the ticket may vary.

Best prices for Birmingham to Poole train tickets

Birmingham - Poole prices calendar

Find the cheapest tickets to travel from Birmingham to Poole by train, bus, ride sharing and plane.

Best prices for Birmingham to Poole trains

We compare train ticket for all major companies to travel between Birmingham and Poole by train and find the best prices for the coming days. Take a look at the prices of train tickets Poole to Birmingham and find the best deal for your outbound journey.

Discount Birmingham - Poole train tickets

Looking to travel for less? Many railcards and discounts are available to pay less for your Birmingham Poole train ticket and make even more savings on your tickets: special train fares for children, railcards for all ages, group travel, or charity discount. There are different types of railcards available: 16-25 railcard, Two together railcard, Family and Friends Railcard, Senior railcard, Disabled persons railcard.

When buying a railcard, you aim to break even after several journeys. But is it really profitable when travelling from Birmingham to Poole? Use your calculator, considering:

A = the cost of the railcard (i.e.: £30)

B = average price cut with the railcard (i.e.: 34%)

C = average cost for a Birmingham Poole ticket (i.e.: £50.00)(1)

The first step is to divide A by B: this will give you the budget from which the card will be efficient. You can now divide that number by C. It will give you the approximate number of journeys needed across the year to be profitable.

In our example, A/B = £30/34% = £88.00. Then, 88/£50.00 = 1.76. Your railcard will be profitable if you're doing around 2 trips from Birmingham to Poole (one way trip).

Railcards enable you to save 34% off most train fares for 12 months. A Disabled persons railcard costs £20 and the five other ones £30.

⁽¹⁾Average prices observed over the last 6 months for one way journey