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Children under 14 years of age are not permitted to travel without being accompanied throughout the journey by a responsible person aged 16 years or over. Children aged 14 - 15 years old may travel unaccompanied, as from 5am, arriving at their booked destination no later than 10pm. Unaccompanied children will be asked for proof of age or a signed letter of permission from their parent/guardian. (sms or chat based messages are not permissible)

One infant aged 0-2 travels free when accompanied by an adult with a valid ticket. Additional infants aged 0-2 must be paid for. If you are travelling with more than 1 infant aged 0-2, please book the additional infant as 'Children (3-15).

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Monday - Sunday: 06:00 - 19:00 (6:00am - 7:00pm)

Please note that the station opening hours will not affect your journey. 

Ticket machines: Only available between station opening hours.

Further information

It's always important to arrive early before travelling, so be sure to arrive 10 minutes before your coach is due to depart.

Please check your ticket is valid only for the coach you want to travel on.

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Leeds facilities

At Leeds Coach Station you can find the following facilities to make your time as comfortable as possible:

• Automated ticket machines
• Waiting facilities
• Eatery  (Currently closed)
• Toilet facilities
• Onsite coffee shop  (Currently closed)
• Onsite newsagents  (Currently closed)
• Charging points
• Onsite cash point
• Onsite payphones

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Book your return

Your Open Dated Return is valid for 3 months from your outbound journey. To guarantee your seat on your return you need to confirm your ticket before you travel on www.nationalexpress.com/en/help/tickets/open-returns or call 0371 781 8181.

Open Dated Return Information

If your return date is not yet known, open return tickets provide flexibility. When travelling within the UK, the return journey can be made within 3 months of the outward date of travel. To guarantee your seat on your return journey you need to confirm your ticket before you travel by visiting www.nationalexpress.com/en/help/tickets/open-returns or call us on 03717 81 81 81. Lines open 7 days a week, 8am - 8pm (calls to this number are charged at local rate). Valid on any day throughout the year.

Open returns are not available on European journeys.

Wheelchair accessibility

Accessible coaches.

The majority of stops along the routes listed below are accessible to wheelchair users but are subject to change. Please call us to check the latest situation before booking and at least 36 hours in advance of when you would like to travel.

To see a list of accessible coach routes please visit our Accessibility page.

Assisted Travel Helpline

If you are travelling in a wheelchair or require assistance, please call our helpline before booking and at least 36 hours in advance of when you would like to travel.

03717 81 81 81 - ( option 3)  (lines open 8am - 8pm 7 days a week). Calls to this number are charged at local rate.

For more information please visit our Disabled travellers page.

Passengers & Wheelchair accessibility

Passenger descriptions.

Our passenger descriptions are designed to help you choose the right ticket for yourself or your fellow travellers.

Adult (16+) and Children (3-15)

Children under 14 cannot travel alone unless accompanied by an adult (16+). Please note, you may be required to show proof of age at any point during your journey. Failure to do so, may result in the full adult fare being charged.

Children (3-15)

Children under 14 cannot travel alone unless accompanied by a responsible adult (16+).

Disabled Children

Should be booked as Children. If they are travelling in a wheelchair or require assistance, please call our Assisted Travel Helpline.

We strongly recommend that you bring a car seat appropriate to your child's age, but ask you to take responsibility to fit the seat.

Booster Seats

Children aged between approximately 4-11 years old, or up to 150cm tall, may use booster seats. We carry a limited number onboard most coaches.

If travelling with a child, you may be required to show proof of age when buying tickets or at any point during your journey. Failure to do so may result in the child being required to pay the full fare for the journey on that day.

Booster seats

Children aged between approximately 4 years and 11 years or up to 150cm tall may use booster seats, we carry a limited number onboard most coaches along with our comfort fit seat belts.

Disabled children should be booked as children rather than 'Disabled'. If they are travelling in a wheelchair or you wish to book assistance with travel please call our Assisted Travel Helpline before booking and at least 36 hours in advance of when you would like to travel.

You can find a list of accessible coach stops on our Accessibility page .

Please call us 36 hours prior to travelling to check the latest status.

If you are travelling in a wheelchair or require assistance we recommend that you contact us on the following local rate telephone number: 03717 81 81 81 (lines open 8am - 8pm 7 days a week) 36 hours in advance of when you would like to travel.

Adult (26 - 59)

Adult fares are applicable to all passengers aged between of 26 and 59 inclusive.

Child 0 - 12 inclusive

Children aged 12 or under travelling on any European service must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.

Unaccompanied children will not be carried

Young persons (13 - 25)

Children under the age of 16 are not permitted to travel on any European service unless accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.

Young persons aged 16 or 17 years can travel alone on European services but only if they have a letter of authority from a parent or guardian.

Senior (60 and over)

Passengers aged 60 and over are entitled to receive a small discount on European journeys. On European journeys a 50% discount is given to carers, please call us on 08717 818177 to book.

Please select your passenger type first and then add your coachcards.

We have three different Coachcards available, each offering savings of 1/3 on all of our Standard and Fully Flexible coach fares all year round.

Prices shown include your coachcard discount, your coachcard number will be required during the booking process.

Adult fares are applicable to all passengers aged 2+. Adults under the age of 16 are not permitted to travel alone on any European service unless accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over or they have a letter of authority from a parent or guardian.

Infants 0-1 Inclusive

Children aged under the age of 2, must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over. Unaccompanied children will not be carried.

Public Transport

If you are going to use public transport West Yorkshire Metro can give you lots of information including bus and train times, route maps, locations of bus stops and train stations and fares / ticket prices.

West Yorkshire Metro

Leeds has a big network of buses and trains which usually run from around 5am – 11pm, depending on the route. These can be used to get around the city centre or out into other parts of the city.

You can use the Journey Planner to plan your route from start to finish, including walking, trains and buses. It will tell you how long the whole journey will take.

Tickets and passes

If you travel regularly there are bus and train passes that you can use for multiple journeys that may make travel cheaper.

Children under 5 travel for free when accompanied by a fare-paying passenger on most buses, and all trains displaying the Metro symbol in West Yorkshire.

Anyone aged 5 to 10 pays discounted fare on most buses and all trains displaying the Metro symbol in West Yorkshire, including Metro school buses.

No PhotoCard is required (unless the child looks a lot older!)

Young people aged 11-19 can enjoy unlimited travel with cheaper MySingle, MyDay, MyWeek and MyMonth MCard tickets for anywhere, anytime travel on any bus within West Yorkshire:

MCard tickets

Find out more on the West Yorkshire Metro website.

Tickets & Passes

Using the Bus

There are many buses you can use to get in and out of Leeds city centre. Many buses also travel between different areas of Leeds without going into the city centre. You catch a bus from a bus stop which is usually painted red. The bus stop will usually include timetable information.

West Yorkshire Metro has lots of information for bus travel including timetables, route maps, locations of bus stops and ticket prices. It covers bus travel to Leeds, Bradford, Dewsbury, Huddersfield and Wakefield too.

Find out where to catch your bus in the city centre

Leeds City Centre Bus Map

Find out where buses go outside the city centre

Leeds Area Bus Map

If you are not sure of the right bus to catch, you can ask other passengers waiting at the bus stop or the bus driver which bus is going to your destination, before you buy a ticket. You can also ask other passengers or the driver to tell you when you have reached your destination so you know when to get off the bus.

Leeds bus station

Many of the buses that travel to and from Leeds city centre stop at the main station, but not all of them, so it is best to check first. You can also catch buses to other places in Yorkshire, such as Bradford, Huddersfield, Harrogate or the East Yorkshire Coast from the main bus station.

Next to the bus station is the coach station, where you can take a coach to different destinations across Great Britain. These are usually run by National Express. They usually take longer than the train but often work out much cheaper. Find out more on the National Express website.

National Express from Leeds Coach Station

Buying bus tickets

You buy bus tickets from the driver when you get on the bus. Keep your ticket safe for the whole journey because sometimes there will be a conductor on the bus who will want to check you have a ticket.

There are cheaper options for children, students and older people. If you want to make lots of journeys or travel regularly you can buy daily, weekly and monthly passes. These can be purchased on the bus or online, sometimes with a small discount for buying online.

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Using the Train

Leeds Train Station is the main train station in Leeds city centre and has several entrances, including 2 opposite City Square (look for the Queen’s Hotel) and a South entrance next to the River Aire and Leeds to Liverpool Canal. The train station is near to the main shopping area and many Leeds buses stop outside or nearby.

If you are using a bus to get to the train station you can ask the bus driver before you buy your ticket if they will stop at or near the train station and to tell you when you arrive.

Leeds Train Station address: New Station St, Leeds LS1 4DY

Using Leeds Train Station

You can find out more about Leeds Train Station on the Network Rail website, including how to get there, parking and disabled access:

Network Rail – Leeds

The website also includes a useful map of the Leeds Train Station and where to find the facilities and platforms

Leeds Train Station Map

There are also train stations in local areas including: Bramley, Burley Park, Cottingley, Crossgates, Garforth, New Garforth, Headingley, Horsforth, Morley, New Pudsey.

You can find a map of the stations in Leeds and Yorkshire here:

West Yorkshire Network Rail Map

Train tickets and timetables

You can travel all over the country from Leeds Train Station including London, Scotland and Wales. Many of the trains are direct; others may involve one or more changes.

You must make sure you have a valid ticket for travel. There are automatic barriers to check tickets before you reach the train platforms. Tickets are usually checked on trains as well. If you don’t have a valid ticket you risk being fined.

You can buy train tickets in advance as well as find out times and routes online on the National Rail and Trainline websites:

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You can also buy tickets and get travel advice in the station, although tickets are often cheaper if you buy them in advance.

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Live At Leeds: In The Park 2024: Travel info, map, set times, and general info as festival returns to Temple Newsam

This year’s festival season is kicking off in style thing weekend as Live At Leeds: In The Park returns to Temple Newsam.

With big names like the Kooks, Declan McKenna, Future Islands and Spice Girls’ very own Melanie C performing alongside new and up-and-coming names such as Antony Szmierek, Courting and Matilda Mann, Live At Leeds has something for everyone.

Returning to Temple Newsam for the third time on Saturday, May 25, In The Park sees dozens of acts take on five stages for a day full of music (and hopefully sunshine).

Here is everything you need to know ahead of Live At Leeds: In The Park 2024:

Line-up and set times

In The Park will see bands perform across five stages; The Cockpit (Main Stage), Clash, The Temple, DIY Stage and Dork Hype Stage.

Gates open at 12pm and the first two bands, Courting and Velkro, play at 12.30pm.

A map of the festival site can be found here:

How to buy tickets

There are still tickets available for Live At Leeds: In the Park 2024. General admission costs £71.50 and can be found here .

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Travel information

Live At Leeds: In The Park 2024 is held at Temple Newsam in Leeds, and there are several ways to reach the festival site from Leeds city centre:

Those travelling to Leeds via train can easily get to the festival via Live At Leeds’ shuttle bus service or via taxi.

By Shuttle Bus

Live at Leeds: In the Park is running a shuttle bus service from Leeds city centre directly to the festival site and back.

Pick up and drop off for the service is a short walk away from the train station, on Sovereign Street. It will be operating from 11:30am -to 4pm to the festival site and from 8pm to 1am back to city centre from the festival site.

Shuttle bus tickets can be booked by clicking the tab for Travel & Carpark when buying your tickets. 

This year,  Big Green Coach  is working as Live at Leeds’ official travel partner, offering travel directly to Temple Newsam Park from Liverpool, Manchester, Middlesbrough, Newcastle, Sunderland and Warrington.

You can book a seat to and from the festival from just £40  here .

Car parking

Car parking passes are available to purchase in advance via See Tickets.  

It is highly recommended that anyone who intends on driving to the festival purchase a parking pass in advance as the parking will be subject to availability.

By Taxi/Pick Up & Drop Off

There will be a dedicated space for taxis and for those being dropped off at Live at Leeds: In The Park.

The drop off space is accessed from Temple Newsam Road via the A64 (York Road) ONLY and can be approached on postcode LS15 0AE.

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Will transport policy define the new terms of metro mayors

Metro Mayors offered more on transport policy than any other area in their manifestos, so what should we be looking out for?

Blog post published on 30 May 2024 by Jess Tulasiewicz

Centre for Cities polling earlier this year found that where people were able to name a specific mayoral policy in their region, it was most likely transport-related – the Bee Network in Greater Manchester, the introduction of ULEZ in London and the reopening of Tees Valley airport were some top examples.

Since transport was a key feature in the manifestos of the recently elected metro mayors, we look below at what transport policies we can expect to be extended and enacted as mayors take up their new terms in office.

Mayor Kim McGuinness’ manifesto outlined plans for The Angel Network – a publicly controlled, green, joined up North East transport network . Bus franchising would be central to this, with work promised to start on day one to have public control of buses before 2028, or speculated for sooner, if Labour wins the next general election.

Also intended for the integrated public transport system would be a new North East travel app, joined up timetables, new routes and bus stops, a fleet of green buses and a strong emphasis on safety on public transport. McGuinness also hopes to move towards free public transport for under-18s and free travel passes for bus and Metro for those getting back into work and training, and to complete a full review of accessibility on the network.

McGuiness plans to campaign for public control of train stations and for various rail interventions including expansion of the Metro system into Washington while continuing to develop the Northumberland line, and she plans to work with government for investment to upgrade signalling.

Beyond public transport, McGuiness plans to look into various road upgrades, such as dualling the A1 to Scotland, and expanding the rapid charging hub network on major routes.

East Midlands

Mayor Claire Ward’s plans for transport include delivery of bus, rail and road improvements for easier and cheaper travel. For the region’s public transport, Ward intends to introduce integrated ticketing and fare caps, and work with bus companies to increase services and routes – which, if it is unsuccessful, could lead to bus franchising.

Ward also intends to invest in road resurfacing and hold local councils to account to fix road issues in the region, as well as supporting active travel and rolling out more electric vehicle charging points.

West Midlands

Mayor Richard Parker has pledged to bring buses in the region under public control. Since starting his term in office, Parker has directed officers to put a report before the WMCA Board setting out a roadmap for franchising the region’s bus services as quickly as possible, with hopes to start the transition in 2025. In addition to bus reform, Parker has promised to review ticketing options – such as with hopper fares and contactless bank card ticketing. Also planned is cheaper bus travel for children.

On trains, Parker has pledged several measures to improve regional capacity and connections. For example, Parker hopes to work with the East Midlands Mayor to secure investment for the Midlands Rail Hub, as well as unlocking capacity constraints in central Birmingham, improving access to HS2 at Curzon Street, and re-establishing direct services between Coventry, Leicester and Nottingham.

Parker also plans to invest in both the East Birmingham Metro extension to Solihull and the Very Light Rail programme being pioneered in Coventry, and unlock rail capacity to reduce lorry movements on the region’s roads.

Greater Manchester

In the 2021 mayoral election, Andy Burnham pledged to bring buses under public control, and in this election, he reaffirmed his commitment to complete the process in January 2025. He also pledged to complete the integration of eight commuter rail lines into the network within the next mayoral term. As such, by 2028, the region will have a fully integrated tap-in-tap-out public transport system, including bike, bus, tram and train, and by 2030 there will be a fully zero emission bus fleet.

Also planned is the establishment of a Liverpool-Manchester Railway Board to oversee the creation of a publicly operated railway – the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. Burnham also intends to bring forward plans for Metrolink expansion and build the first new station in Greater Manchester for 30 years in Golborne in Wigan. Lastly, on clean air, Burnham has said he will resist introducing a charging Clean Air Zone for the region.

West Yorkshire

Mayor Tracy Brabin pledged to complete bus franchising for West Yorkshire by 2028. Brabin has also extended the £2 single Mayor’s Fare until March 2025, and will bring forward plans to keep fares low for the next four years. Brabin has also pledged to work with unions to ensure fair deals from franchise contracts, and ensure small and medium bus operators benefit from franchised contracts.

In March, Brabin submitted initial plans to connect Leeds and Bradford by a new mass transit tram system, and has called for a public consultation on the first routes by the summer, to get spades in the ground by the end of the mayoral term in 2028.

Brabin has made a variety of other transport pledges; campaign for a bigger Leeds station, work with councils to increase investment in pothole filling, and work with Bradford Council and partners to deliver a new through-rail station in the city centre.

On rail, Brabin has also called for more commuter services between Wakefield and Leeds. She will also work with the South Yorkshire Mayor for investment in improved links between Leeds, Sheffield and beyond.

South Yorkshire

Mayor Oliver Coppard’s manifesto pledged to make the final decision on bus franchising for the region within 12 months. Following the region’s tram network coming under public control in March, Coppard has also pledged to extend and renew the tram network across South Yorkshire. Coppard also intends to trial free travel for young people on public transport, reopen Doncaster Sheffield Airport, and focus on active travel – making South Yorkshire the best place in the country for children to walk and cycle.

Mayor Steve Rotheram promises a fully franchised bus network by the end of 2027, and 24/7 services by the end of the decade. Rotheram also plans to reintroduce bus lanes and other priority measures, as well as a bus rapid transport scheme on key routes and a fully decarbonised bus fleet by 2035.

Another key manifesto commitment is to replace Merseytravel with a new body – Transport for the Liverpool City Region. This will include more accurate live travel updates, greater control on the network’s advertising, trialling free travel for care leavers, introducing the Ticket to Ride for tourists, and renaming Merseyrail lines and stations to reflect local culture.

A new operating model for Merseyrail will be introduced to enable a seven-day network, as well as ensuring all rail platforms and stations are fully accessible by 2030 and completing the digital ticketing rollout. Local rail networks will be expanded, including new stations across the network, such as at Liverpool Baltic, and establishing the Liverpool and Manchester Railway.

Rotheram also plans to draw up a new commercialisation and station density strategy, ensuring stations are assets that generate ongoing income for reinvestment. Other transport measures include exploring the pedestrianisation of high streets and town centres, tackling pavement parking and building a new ferry on banks of Mersey.

Tees Valley

Mayor Ben Houchen’s plans for transport include introducing £1 bus travel for under 21s in the region, which has since been confirmed as starting on June 16 th . Houchen also plans to secure a £3 day ticket on buses for under 21s.

Following on from his flagship policy of taking control of Teesside Airport, Houchen intends to introduce additional flights to new holiday destinations. He will also continue to oversee the £140million redevelopment of Darlington Station, ahead of completion in 2025, and upgrades to Redcar Central Station.

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Get to Elland Road with Leeds City!

Here's how you can get to Elland Road grounds by bus with our match day special services and fares.

The below new fares will be in place on our R2/3 shuttle buses for the 22/23 season:

Service R2 operates on most home match days from Sovereign Street in Leeds (outside Café Nero) to Elland Road from 90 minutes before the match starts.

Service R3 operates from Thornbury Barracks and Pudsey Bus Station to Elland Road 90 minutes before the match starts.

NOTE: MCards, MetroCards and West Yorkshire Day Rovers are NOT valid on these services.

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From Leeds City Centre:

Along Elland Road. Please note that bus stops outside the ground are suspended one hour before and one hour after a home match.

• Services 51, 52 (Morley Line) from Corn Exchange stop D on Vicar Lane
• Services 55, 55C from stop City Square stop G on Park Row

Along Beeston Road (10 mins walk from the Co-op, at the top of Wesley Street, Beeston)

• Services 65, 75

Along Ring Road Beeston (15 mins walk from the Drysalters pub)

• Services 9, 9A

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Temple Green Matchday Park & Ride

Leeds United have arranged a shuttle service to run to/from Temple Green Park & Ride on Saturdays when a match is on.

Contact Leeds United  for further details

Please Note

• Elland Road Park & Ride Service PR1 does not operate on Saturdays or Sundays when Leeds United are playing a home match.
• The last PR1 leaves from Boar Lane (Trinity stop P) at 1820 when there is a home game during the week.