Birmingham to Burton-upon-Trent from $8.5: 3 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Onboard services on trains from Birmingham to Burton-upon-Trent may include light refreshments, with snack options such as sandwiches, pastries, and beverages. Not all services offer extensive catering, so grab a bite at the station or bring your own if you have dietary needs.

• The route is primarily serviced by West Midlands Railway and CrossCountry. Seating options include Standard Class (Economy) and First Class, with First Class offering more spacious seating and complimentary refreshments on certain services. Please check their websites for details: West Midlands Railway - westmidlandsrailway.co.uk and CrossCountry - crosscountrytrains.co.uk

• Upon arrival at Burton-upon-Trent station, make sure to visit the Information Desk for guidance. The station does not have luggage storage facilities, but restrooms are available for use. Additionally, there are no showers onsite, so plan accordingly. For a quick route to the city center, take the Number 1 bus service right outside the station, which runs frequently and takes about 10-15 minutes.

• Make sure to check the latest bus schedules from National Express West Midlands and DIAM◇ND East Midlands for real-time departure and arrival times, as they can vary throughout the day.

• When transferring at Lichfield, look for directional signs to guide you to the Burton upon Trent bus platform, as the Lichfield bus station can be a bit confusing for newcomers; it’s best to arrive a little early to navigate comfortably.

• Upon arriving at the Octagon Centre in Burton upon Trent, take a moment to explore the area; it's nearby several cafes and shops, and you might want to grab a bite at local spots like the 'Brewed' coffee house for a delightful refreshment after your journey.