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Transport for Wales operates rail services in Wales and the bordering regions of England. Their services connect major cities and rural stations, such as Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, and Wrexham, as well as smaller towns like Aberystwyth and Holyhead.

From the vibrant capital city of Cardiff, with its rich history and cultural attractions, to the scenic beauty of Snowdonia National Park, and the charming coastal town of Tenby, Transport for Wales is there to make your journey as easy and enjoyable as possible.

On-board, you can enjoy comfortable seating, free Wi-Fi, and power outlets to stay connected. Refreshments and snacks are available for purchase.

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Transport for Wales Train Route Map

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Transport for Wales First Class Ticket

A First Class ticket provides passengers with a premium travel experience on Transport for Wales trains. First Class passengers enjoy a range of exclusive amenities and services to enhance their journey.

  • • Seating:More spacious seating with extra legroom
  • • Resting: Access to first-class lounges at select stations
  • • Dining Service: Seasonal menus with locally sourced ingredients, refreshments and snacks

FAQs About Transport for Wales Trains

  • What services do they have on-board Transport for Wales trains?

    On-board Transport for Wales trains, passengers can enjoy a range of services to enhance their travel experience, including:
    • Comfortable seating with headrests and armrests
    • Power Sockets: Power sockets at each seat
    • Free Wi-Fi and charging points for electronic devices
    • On-board refreshments and snacks available for purchase
    • Luggage storage areas
    • Accessible seating and facilities for passengers with disabilities
    • Bicycle storage areas

  • Who owns Transport for Wales?

    Transport for Wales is owned by the Welsh Government. It is a not-for-profit company wholly owned by the government, responsible for the management and operation of the rail services in Wales.

  • What trains do Transport for Wales use?

    Class 150 "Sprinter" trains, Class 153 "Super Sprinter" trains, Class 158 "Express Sprinter" trains, Class 170, Class 175 "Coradia" trains, Class 769 "Flex" trains (bi-mode trains), Class 67 locomotives with Mark 4 carriages (used for long-distance services), Class 231 Flirt, Class 756 Flirt, Class 398 Citylink and two new long distance service — Class 230, Class 197.

  • When is Off-Peak for Transport for Wales trains?

    Off-Peak times on Transport for Wales generally apply to travel after 10am on weekdays (Monday to Friday). On weekends and bank holidays, most of the day is considered off-peak. However, it's essential to check specific ticket types as they may have different restrictions. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please refer to the Transport for Wales website.