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Manchester to Redditch Train Route Details





How to book cheap train tickets from Manchester to Redditch

Traveling in off-peak train times

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Split tickets to save an average extra 30%

Book in advance to save an average of 61%

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Manchester to Redditch train ticket types
Save money on your trip from Manchester to Redditch with suitable train tickets. It's a great way to spend less!
Off-peak & Super Off-peak train tickets
Off-Peak tickets are cheaper and more flexible, allowing for travel during less busy times. Super Off-Peak tickets are even cheaper and are perfect for less conventional schedules.
Return train tickets
This ticket includes both the outbound and return journeys, saving you the time and hassle of purchasing separate tickets. With just one ticket, you can travel smoothly along the same route.
Advance train tickets
As one of the most cost-effective ticket options available, purchasing up to 12 weeks in advance can save you a considerable amount of money.
Season train tickets
This is a type of train ticket that allows unlimited travel within two stations for a week, a month, or a year. What’s more, it can save you more than 1/3 on train fares.
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