Rugby Station | Trains to Rugby

It was the railway that transformed Rugby from a quiet market town to a major industrial centre in the 19th century, and much of the architecture of the town centre comes from the Victoria era. Trains to Rugby travel on the West Coast Main Line, and arrive at the town about twenty minutes' walk - or ten minutes by bus - from the main shopping area on the streets around the Clock Tower, where you will also find a regular market. Rugby is most famous for the sport that bears its name. Rugby Football was invented at Rugby School by William Webb Ellis, and the Webb Ellis Rugby Football Museum tells the story of the sport. The school is just to the south of the town centre, and you can visit The Close on the school grounds to see where it all began. Look out for the bronze statue of the former pupil who made history in 1823.

Station details & facilities

From the main station concourse the platforms can be reached via subway, with ramps and lifts for step-free access. Most northbound trains (Birmingham New Street, Glasgow) depart from platforms 1 or 2, while trains to London Euston depart from platforms 5 or 6. There are additional toilets and waiting rooms between platforms 2 and 5. Buses for the town centre depart from just outside the station on Abbey Street.

Ticket Machine :
Staff help available : False
Ticket Office opening hours :
Day Opening Hours
Weekdays 05:45 - 20:00
Saturday 05:45 - 20:00
Sunday 08:00 - 19:50
Oyster Prepay : False
Oyster topup : False
Oyster validator : False

Left Luggage available : False
Lost Property available :

Postbox :
Telephones :
Telephones type : Coins and cards
Customer Service Notes :
Monday - Saturday 05:00 - 01:00

Sunday 08:00 - 01:00.

Available from the Customer Information point located on platform 2.
Customer help points :

CCTV :

Shops available :

Toilets available :
Showers : False
Baby change :

Wifi available : False
Wifi notes :
Find WiFi Hotspots around Rugby station
Web kiosk : False

ATM available :

Carpark opening hours :
Day Opening Hours
Weekdays Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours
Day Opening Hours
Everyday Open 24 hours
Day Opening Hours
Everyday Open 24 hours
Carpark name : Station Car Park- Railway Terrace Station Car Park 2 - Murray Road Station Car Park 3 - Mill Road
Carpark operator : Virgin Trains Virgin Trains Virgin Trains
Car parking spaces : 723
Car parking charges :
Annual £735.00
Daily £6.00
Monthly £85.00
Off-peak £4.00
Three Monthly £235.00
Weekly £24.00
Annual £735.00
Daily £6.00
Monthly £85.00
Off-peak £4.00
Three Monthly £235.00
Annual £735.00
Daily £6.00
Monthly £85.00
Off-peak £4.00
Three Monthly £235.00

Day	Opening Hours
Weekdays	Open 24 hours
Saturday	Open 24 hours
Sunday	Open 24 hours

Day	Opening Hours
Everyday	Open 24 hours

Day	Opening Hours
Everyday	Open 24 hours

Annual	£735.00
Daily	£6.00
Monthly	£85.00
Off-peak	£4.00
Three Monthly	£235.00
Weekly	£24.00

Annual	£735.00
Daily	£6.00
Monthly	£85.00
Off-peak	£4.00
Three Monthly	£235.00

Annual	£735.00
Daily	£6.00
Monthly	£85.00
Off-peak	£4.00
Three Monthly	£235.00

Cycle storage available :
Cycle storage spaces : 146
Sheltered cycle storage :
Cycle storage CCTV :
Cycle storage location : 8 at the front of the station, 32 on platform 2 and 8 on platform 4
Cycle storage notes :
There are 48 cycle stands in total, each can hold up to 2 cycles. 8 at the front of the station,32 on platform 2 and 8 on platform 4.

Step-free access : Whole station
Step-free access notes :
steep ramp from entrance to platforms, staff available to assist
Ramps for train access :
Wheelchairs available :
Induction Loop :
Accessible ticket machines : False
Accessible Booking Office counter : False

Trains to Rugby

Address

Station Approach, Rugby, Warwickshire, CV21 3LA

Ticket Office Hours

Day	Opening Hours
Weekdays	05:45 - 20:00
Saturday	05:45 - 20:00
Sunday	08:00 - 19:50

Latest

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