Bristol Airport to Bristol City Centre by bus | Bristol Airport Flyer A1
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- In this video, I head from Bristol Airport to Bristol city centre by bus. There isn't a video on it online, so thought it would be good to have to show you the ticket buying process, the journey and everything else! :)
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i'm an anxious traveller and this vid is super helpful. thank you!
Hi, I really liked the video. All buses depart from the same place where you boarded.
I need to board the bus to Exeter.
hi - great vid - bye!
It's worth noting that while the A1 may act as a local bus after the Airport, in reality no one uses it as a local bus because of the astronomical fares. Literally, for anyone at Bristol Airport, please, please, please do not use the A1, it is a scam bus put on by the Airport in a bid to stop normal buses going into the Airport and charging a reasonable fare.
Alternative services exist using the Falcon which is cheaper at £5 if you book a day in advance. Also if you walk 10 minutes to Airport Tavern, there is the U2 bus which costs only £2 each way. A HUGE saving for a short walk
Thank you, this should be pinned. Do you have any more tips like this? I'm traveling from Bristol to Salisbury and then after few days to Stanstead via Central London.
@@kristapss sadly I don't have any tipss for most of that journey. However, between London and Stansted, make sure to check Airport Bus Express, National Express and Stansted Express train as their prices can all vary. The buses can be from £7 and are normally cheaper but take a tiny bit longer.
@@UserUCKANAOD8SlYguEhbCkUdlMQ Thank you!
enjoyed the video, good job :)
Nice video
Do we have weekly bus pass in Bristol?
This doesn't make sense, when I used it in 2019 it was £10 and went via the guided bus way through Ashton Gate.
may have been on diversion, but the £10 might have been a return.