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Yes, all CrossCountry trains operating in the United Kingdom are equipped with onboard toilet facilities. These are standard amenities provided in both Standard Class and First Class carriages. On their longer-distance routes—which connect the South West to the North East and Scotland—the trains typically have multiple toilets spaced throughout the consist to accommodate the high volume of passengers. Most modern CrossCountry Voyagers and HST sets include at least one accessible toilet with a larger layout and "radar key" access for passengers with disabilities, as well as baby-changing facilities. While the toilets are generally well-maintained, frequent users of the UK rail network often note that they can occasionally be taken out of service due to technical issues or tanks reaching capacity on particularly long journeys. It is always a good idea to check the "toilet status" indicators at the end of the carriage; a green light means it's available, while red indicates it's occupied or out of order. Additionally, major stations where CrossCountry stops also provide extensive (often free) toilet facilities on the platforms.