Overview
- Inaugural departure left Birmingham International on January 15, creating the first direct overnight service from the West Midlands to the Highlands.
- The new calling point is folded into the existing London Euston Sleeper and serves more than 35 Scottish stations across the network.
- Services run six nights per week to Aberdeen, Fort William and Inverness, offering a mix of seated travel, twin bunk rooms and en‑suite Caledonian Double cabins.
- Fares start at roughly £60, and advance purchase is available up to 12 months ahead on the operator’s website.
- Caledonian Sleeper’s managing director said a Manchester stop is an “interesting option” under early consideration, with any expansion dependent on workable timings.