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How to get fromSunderland to Offertonby bus, train, or car

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There are 4 ways to get from Sunderland to Offerton by bus, train, or car

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  1. Bus

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    1. Take the bus from Sunderland Interchange to Manchester, Shudehill Interchangebus bus Uk073
    4h 11m
    £17–26
  2. Train

    1. Take the train from Sunderland to Middlesbroughtrain train Carlisle - Middlesbrough / ...
    2. Take the train from Middlesbrough to Manchester Piccadillytrain train Redcar Central - Manchester Airport / ...
    5h 19m
    £58–103
  3. Drive 133.7 mi

    1. Drive from Sunderland to Offertoncar car 133.7 mi
    2h 35m
    £33–47
  4. Bus via Mersey Square

    1. Take the bus from Interchange to Manchester Central Coach Stationbus bus 172
    4h 49m
    £29–64

Sunderland to Offerton by bus and foot

Calendar21Weekly Services
Duration4h 11mAverage Duration
Ticket£17Cheapest Price
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What companies run services between Sunderland, England and Offerton, Stockport, England?

FlixBus operates a bus from Sunderland Interchange to Manchester, Shudehill Interchange 3 times a day. Tickets cost £14–24 and the journey takes 3h 15m. Alternatively, you can take a train from Sunderland to Alfreton Road via Middlesbrough, Manchester Piccadilly, Manchester Piccadilly Rail Station, and Stockport Interchange in around 5h 19m.

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