Inverness to Glasgow from $24: 3 ways by bus, train, flight or car

Onboard Services: When traveling from Inverness to Glasgow, you will typically be on a ScotRail service, which offers catering services such as light snacks and hot drinks at your seat. Keep an eye out for the trolley service that usually comes through the train, or you can visit the cafe carriage if available.

Seating Options: ScotRail operates this route with several seating choices, including First Class, which provides more spacious seats and complimentary refreshments, and Standard Class, which is comfortable and affordable. Make sure to check availability and prices on the ScotRail website when booking your tickets, as sometimes upgrades may be a reasonable option on longer journeys. You can learn more about seating types and book tickets at ScotRail.

Arrival Station Tip: Upon arriving at Glasgow Queen Street station, look for the clearly marked signs to the left for luggage facilities, where you can securely store your bags for a few hours. The station also has public restrooms, but take note that showers may not be available. To navigate efficiently, grab a station map available at the information desk. Additionally, to reach the city center quickly, the best option is to take the subway from Buchanan Street (5 minutes walk from the station); the M1 line will take you directly to various central locations.

• Consider checking the Megabus UK website (megabus.com) for real-time schedules and to book your tickets in advance, as prices can vary from £18 to £27 depending on demand.

• The bus journey takes approximately 3 hours and 40 minutes; make sure to arrive at Inverness Bus Station (Farraline Park) at least 15 minutes early, as the buses can sometimes depart ahead of schedule.

• Upon arriving at Glasgow Buchanan Bus Station, take a moment to familiarize yourself with the station layout using their map available at busstationmap.com, as it features multiple connections to local transport options, such as the subway and city buses.