Trains from Manchester to Bicester

Manchester to Bicester train information

Find your ticket on gopili to identify the different operators for your train connecting Manchester (North West England) to Bicester (South East England). The services on board may vary depending on the rail operator.

Travelling by train is a quick and easy option to cover the 118 miles from Manchester to Bicester.

Fares can change quickly. We recommend you to launch a search to check the latest available offers.

Best prices for Manchester to Bicester train tickets

Manchester - Bicester prices calendar

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

Manchester - Bicester: the best time to book cheap trains

Cost of the train when booking in advance or at the last minute

Generally, the earlier you buy your train ticket, the cheaper it will be but there can be some exceptions. We collected the data from the last six months in order to find the best time to purchase your train tickets Manchester to Bicester. The figures illustrate that buying your train from Manchester to Bicester in advance is not always cheaper.

We found tickets at £35 when purchasing your ticket on the day you're travelling while you will have to pay a minimum of £58 if you get your seat 7 days in advance. Thus, based on our data, the best time to purchase your seat is on the day you're travelling as it is 41% cheaper than 7 days in advance.

Best prices for Manchester to Bicester trains

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

Discount Manchester - Bicester train tickets

The easiest way to pay less on your Manchester Bicester train ticket is probably to buy a railcard. While regional railcards are available in some areas, National railcards enable you to spend less on most rail fares across the UK. Everyone is eligible to at least a certain railcard, even non-UK residents. National railcards available: 16-25 discount card, Senior railcard, Two together discount card, Family and Friends railcard and Disabled persons discount card.

The main benefit of getting a railcard is that it only takes a couple of trips to earn as much money as you spent.

You will need to pay at least £88 of train tickets across the whole year for the card to break-even. This number corresponds to the cost of the railcard, £30, divided by the discount, 34%. On every ticket that you book afterwards, you will make savings.

As an example, train tickets from Manchester to Bicester cost on average £50.00 (1). By dividing £88 by £50.00 (£88/£50.00 = 1.76), it appears that after only 2 one way journeys from Bicester to Manchester, the railcard will have paid for itself.

Railcards enable you to save 34% off most rail 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