Durham to Sheffield from $19: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• The train service from Durham to Sheffield is typically operated by TransPennine Express and Northern Rail. TransPennine Express offers catering services where you can purchase snacks, hot drinks, and alcoholic beverages on board. Be sure to check the onboard menu or inquire with the train staff for the latest offerings.

• You have the option of choosing between Standard Class and First Class seating on TransPennine Express trains. First Class provides more spacious seats, complimentary refreshments, and access to quieter carriages. If you're looking for a more comfortable journey, consider upgrading to First Class, but the Standard Class is also well-equipped with comfortable seating.

• Upon arriving at Sheffield Station, you can leave luggage at the station with the left luggage service available near the main concourse. It's also worth noting that Sheffield Station has public restrooms and shower facilities, making it a convenient stop before you head into the city. To navigate to the city center quickly, hop on the tram service from the station; the latest service number 1 will take you directly into the heart of Sheffield in about 10 minutes.

• When booking your bus trip from Durham to Sheffield, consider Megabus UK for a more direct journey, and check for options on Arriva North East for the initial leg from Durham to Darlington, ensuring you have your transfers planned accordingly, as there are no direct buses.

• Be prepared for your transfer at Meadowhall Interchange; once you arrive, follow the signs to Waingate/Cg19 for your connection into Sheffield City Centre, and consider grabbing a quick bite at the food court in Meadowhall if you have a little time to spare.

• To streamline your journey, download the Arriva Bus app (arrivabus.co.uk) and use the Megabus website (megabus.com) to check real-time schedules and departure information, ensuring a smooth transition between buses.