When Is the Next Caledonian Sleeper Sale in 2026?

Updated: September 15, 2026

The Caledonian Sleeper train is a UK sleeper train that runs between London and Scotland. It’s on many people’s bucket lists but how can you save money? And is there ever a sale to bring prices down?

Well, the great news is – yes there is! So here’s everything you need to know about when the Caledonian Sleeper sale is and how you can get it booked.

Caledonian Sleeper in Euston
Chelsea beside the Caledonian Sleeper at Euston

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What Is The Caledonian Sleeper?

The Caledonian Sleeper train is an overnight train service operated by Caledonian Sleeper Limited, which is publicly owned through Scottish Rail Holdings, and offers travel between London Euston and Scotland.

The cabin sleeping arrangements offered are the Classic Room, Club Room En-suite and Caledonian Double En-suite. However, they also have a cheaper Seated Coach option where yes, you’ll need to sleep upright.

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Where does the Caledonian Sleeper go?

The Caledonian Sleeper runs two different services – the Highlander and the Lowlander – which stop off at numerous cities and towns along its routes.

Caledonian Sleeper Train Highlander Route

The Caledonian Sleeper Highlander route travels from London Euston via Birmingham to Aberdeen, Inverness and Fort William. Since January 2026, the Highland service also calls at Birmingham International. The train is made up of three portions that separate around 04:30 at Edinburgh Waverley and then head to their final destinations.

One portion travels towards Inverness, another to Aberdeen, and the third to Fort William.

Caledonian Sleeper Train Lowlander Route

The Caledonian Lowlander sleeper route travels from London Euston to Edinburgh Waverley and Glasgow Central, and consists of two portions that separate at Carstairs.

One portion of the split stops at Motherwell for passengers to disembark and then continues without stopping to Glasgow, ultimately arriving in the morning. The other portion continues to Edinburgh Waverley without stopping and arrives in the morning.

What seat and cabin options are available?

There are several options on the Caledonian Sleeper, ranging from an upright seat to a double bed! There’s also accessible rooms on offer making it a great option if you’re looking for UK sleeper trains.

What is the Club Car?

If you’ve booked any sleeper cabin on the Caledonian Sleeper, you will get access to the Club Car. However, if it’s busy, those in a ‘Club’ cabin will get priority access.

The Club Car is a place for guests to unwind. There’s booths for groups travelling together, as well as a row of swivel seats for solo travellers. You can also order food and drink here, or simply take in the passing views!

Do I have to share a cabin with strangers?

Caledonian Sleeper cabins are sold in their entirety and so you will not share with strangers. This is why the cabins are much more expensive if you’re travelling alone as you have to pay for the entire cabin yourself.

When Is The Next Caledonian Sleeper Sale?

Caledonian Sleeper tends to host a couple of sales throughout the year, most notably in the autumn/winter period.

The amount you can save will vary depending on the sale, with some sales offering a percentage discount, while others  offer reduce selected rooms to promotional starting prices.

The Caledonian Sleeper Sale Is On Now!

Caledonian Sleeper currently has a sale running right now!

You can book a Classic Room from £190 and an En-suite Club Room from £215 one way for a limited time.

Snap one up before the offer ends on 18 September 2026. Terms and conditions apply.

What routes are included in the Caledonian Sleeper sale?

This applies to Caledonian Sleeper routes only to/from London and Aberdeen, Fort William, Inverness or the intermediate stations along these routes. You can view the full list here.

Northbound departures on Fridays and southbound departures on Sundays are excluded from this offer.

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When do I have to travel by?

The Autumn sale is valid for travel from 2 November to 16 December 2026 subject to availability.

Are Caledonian Sleeper tickets refundable?

Whether a Caledonian Sleeper ticket can be refunded depends on the fare and the cancellation terms that applied when it was booked. Where a refund is available, Caledonian Sleeper says an administration fee of up to £10 per ticket may apply. Check the conditions of your ticket before cancelling.

You can amend eligible bookings from their Amend My Booking tab on their website. They also have a live chat function.

When does the Caledonian Sleeper sale end?

The Autumn Offer sale ends on 18 September 2026.

When are the Caledonian Sleeper sales in 2026?

We can’t know for certain when Caledonian Sleeper are going to hold their sales but we can take a look at previous years to predict what may happen in 2026.

Previous Caledonian Sleeper sales

2026

  •  Autumn Offer – 4 to 18 September
    • Classic Rooms from £190 and En-suite Club Rooms from £215 one way
    • Valid for travel from 2 November to 16 December 2026

2025

  • Winter sale – 13 November to 3 December
    • Save 25% off one way on all seats and rooms
    • Valid for travel from 5 January to 12 February 2026
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Save Money on UK Sleeper Trains with the Caledonian Sleeper Sale

Get a nice little discount on your next train trip in the Caledonian Sleeper sale!

Not only do you save some cash, you’re able to travel in a more sustainable way and explore the UK at the same time!

Forget the airport queues and hop on board a train for an affordable, eco-friendly adventure. 

 

About Chelsea Dickenson

Chelsea Dickenson is the founder of Holiday Expert and a UK travel expert known for helping people travel smarter without overspending. Trusted by over 1 million followers across her social platforms, Chelsea’s known for not only sharing helpful travel advice, but testing out travel hacks and those deals that seem too good to be true.

As well as her social content online, you can find Chelsea on the sofa on This Morning as one of their regular travel experts, and writing for the Metro in her monthly column – as well as popping up as a guest expert across other media publications.

She also keeps followers updated with topical articles on Holiday Expert, the best deals on her weekly newsletter and the most interesting travel stories on her podcast, The Holiday Expert Show.

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