Cheap train tickets to London Marylebone
Find unused Chiltern Railways Advance tickets from real travellers - checked by our team and listed below face value.
Compare resale tickets to London Marylebone from Birmingham Moor Street, Wembley Stadium, Banbury, High Wycombe, Aylesbury and Bicester Village and more.
London Marylebone is Chiltern Railways' compact West End terminus, a short walk from Regent's Park and one of the few London stations you can cross in under a minute. It handles two very different jobs: a fast commuter line out to Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire, and a long-distance route to Birmingham that runs on its own dedicated track via Banbury, Leamington Spa and Solihull, arriving into Birmingham Moor Street rather than New Street. For anyone searching train stations near Wembley Stadium, Marylebone is also the quickest way in - Chiltern's direct trains reach Wembley Stadium station in around 9 minutes, with no Tube changes needed on event days.
Because Chiltern's Marylebone-Birmingham Moor Street route runs slower than Avanti West Coast's Euston-New Street line but on a quieter, often cheaper railway, resale listings for this route appear regularly from travellers who booked an Advance fare and then switched plans. The same goes for match-day and concert-day Wembley tickets, which sell out fast and get relisted when plans change at short notice.
Ways to save on top of a resale ticket
Book Advance fares early
Advance tickets are released up to 12 weeks ahead and are usually the cheapest new-ticket option — the earlier you book, the more choice you get.
Travel Off-Peak
Avoiding the morning and evening rush can cut the price of a walk-up fare significantly, even on the same route and operator.
Use a Railcard
A Railcard knocks up to 1/3 off most fares and pays for itself after a handful of journeys if you travel regularly.
Try split ticketing
Buying two or more tickets that cover different legs of the same journey is sometimes cheaper than one through-ticket for the full route.
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Getting to London Marylebone
The Underground station shares the Marylebone name but is a separate entrance with stairs down to the Bakerloo line - the mainline station itself is step-free and at street level.
Things to do near London Marylebone
Sherlock Holmes Museum
The recreated Victorian rooms of 221B Baker Street, a few minutes' walk from the station along Marylebone Road.
Regent's Park
One of London's grandest Royal Parks, bordering Marylebone directly with boating lake, rose gardens and open-air theatre.
Wallace Collection
A free national museum in a historic townhouse on Manchester Square, with paintings, armour and furniture. About 10 minutes on foot.