Wolverhampton to Edinburgh from $90: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

On your train journey from Wolverhampton to Edinburgh, you can choose between multiple operators such as Avanti West Coast and CrossCountry. Avanti West Coast offers on-board catering with a range of snacks, sandwiches, and hot meals depending on the time of day. They also provide a selection of beverages, including alcoholic drinks. CrossCountry also has a catering service available, offering light refreshments and snacks. Check their websites for specific menu details: Avanti West Coast and CrossCountry.

On this route, you can travel in different classes: Standard, First Class, and business options through Avanti West Coast. First Class offers more spacious seating, complimentary meals and drinks, and quieter carriages, making it ideal for a more relaxed journey. Standard class is still comfortable, offering basic essentials but less room and no complimentary services. CrossCountry typically has a standard class and a first-class option, but check their configuration as it may vary per train. Be sure to book your seat in advance, especially if traveling during peak hours.

Upon arriving at Edinburgh Waverley station, you'll find several services available to make your arrival smooth. You can leave luggage at the left luggage facility located on the concourse, which operates until late evening. There are also restrooms and shower facilities available on site, making it convenient if you need to freshen up. For a quick route to the city center, take the Lothian Bus number 35 or the tram, which runs directly from Waverley Bridge to the city center, with the first tram leaving every 7-10 minutes. The tram is usually the fastest option, taking about 30 minutes to reach stops like Princes Street.