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PlusBus is a discounted bus pass that you can buy with your train ticket. It gives you unlimited bus travel, on participating operators’ services, around the whole urban area of the town or city for as little as £2 a day.
If you’ve got a Railcard you’ll get a third off your PlusBus ticket, and children aged between 5 and 15 get half price off.
You can buy PlusBus from ticket offices or GWR.com.
PlusBus is available for 290 rail-served towns and cities across Britain.
On the Great Western Railway network PlusBus is available for over 60 locations, including: | |||
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Get unlimited travel on all trains and most buses in Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire.
Available within four zones, you can buy a daily, weekly or monthly ticket for use any time, any day.
Travel zone | Peak daily | Peak weekly | Peak monthly |
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Bristol Zone A |
£6 | £27 | £100 |
Bristol Plus Zones A+B |
£11.50 | £50 | £192 |
Bristol and Bath Zone A+C |
£11.50 | £50 | £192 |
Bristol, Bath, Nailsea and Yatton Zones A+B+C |
£13.50 | £59 | £227 |
Bristol and Weston-super-Mare Zones A+B+D |
£13.50 | £59 | £227 |
Bristol, Bath and Weston-super-Mare Zones A+B+C+D |
£18 | £76 | £290 |
You’ll need a photocard for the monthly pass.
Buses: | |||
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First West of England** | Stagecoach West** | Stagecoach Southwest** | |
South Gloucestershire Council (and supported services) | ABUS | Faresaver Buses |
The Cotswolds Discoverer One Day Pass is the perfect and hassle-free way to travel around and explore some of the most scenic parts of the Cotswolds by train and bus on just the one ticket.
Travel on GWR services between:
Plus, travel on Johnson’s Excelbus or Stagecoach buses to connect between train stations and the wider Cotswolds.
Find out more at cotswoldsaonb.org.uk
Buy your Cotswolds Discoverer One Day Pass from:
Didcot station is well connected by bus to a number of local towns and villages. Consider completing your journey by public transport.
33: Didcot Parkway to Wallingford, Brightwell-cum-Sotwell, Sutton Courtenay, Culham and Abingdon
91: Didcot Parkway to Ladygrove and Southmead Industrial Estate
92: Didcot Parkway to Brasenose Road, Sandringham Road and Didcot Wave
94: Didcot Parkway to East Hagbourne, Blewbury, West Hagbourne, Chilton and Harwell Campus
98: Didcot Parkway to Great Western Park, Harwell and Harwell Campus
99A/99C: Didcot Parkway to Great Western Park, Milton Gate and Milton Park
X2: Didcot Parkway to Milton Park, Steventon, Drayton, Abingdon and Oxford
X32: Didcot Parkway to Wantage, Harwell Campus, Chilton, Harwell, Milton Park, Oxford and John Radcliffe Hospital
X36: Didcot Parkway to Wantage, Grove, Steventon and Milton Park
Tickets for Wallingford are only available to buy from the ticket office.
Perhaps you want to visit the Mendip Hills, head to the historic city of Wells, get in the Glastonbury groove or shop to your hearts content at Clarks Shopping Village in Street.
How to get there: Buses leave Bristol Temple Meads Station heading to Wells, Glastonbury and Street regularly. You can also take the bus from Bath Spa to Wells.
376: Bristol TM - Wells/Glastonbury/Street
174/173: Bath - Wells
How to buy: At the ticket office or via GWR.com by setting Wells Bus, Glastonbury Bus or Street Bus as your destination in journey planner.
Perhaps you want to walk the Quantock Hills, head to the beach at Minehead, take the family to Butlins or enjoy a trip on the West Somerset Railway.
How to get there: The 28 bus between Taunton and Minehead provides excellent connectivity to those looking to complete their journey by public transport.
How to buy: At the ticket office or via GWR.com by setting Minehead Bus as your destination in journey planner.
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