North Yorkshire bus operators Coastliner and York & Country say fares are capped at £2 until the end of 2024.
Concessionary travel passes will be available to use as normal, with free travel in York and North Yorkshire after 9am Monday to Friday and anytime at weekends and bank holidays – and with Christmas less than four weeks away, the bus operators are encouraging everyone to hop on board and as well as shopping, enjoy the many festive events planned across our region, or to spend more time with family and friends from city to coast.
Coastliner and York & Country General Manager Adam Emmott said:
“We all know how much of a challenge driving and parking can be at this time of year, with traffic queues, roadworks and congested car parks – and anything that avoids stress and saves money has to be a good idea.
“We’re releasing details of our seasonal bus services now to make it easier for everyone to make travel plans – and for those who fancy a break from work or shopping, we’ve come up with some great suggestions for a day out on the ‘things to do’ page of our website, at: transdevbus.co.uk/coastliner.”
Coastliner and York & Country buses will run as follows over the festive period:
- Monday 23 December – Saturday service
- Christmas Eve, Tuesday 24 December – Saturday service with last buses around 7pm. Last buses on Coastliner 843: 4.30pm Leeds to Scarborough, 5.30pm from Leeds finishing at Malton; 6.40pm Leeds to Malton; 7.10pm Leeds to York; 4.10pm Scarborough to Leeds; 5.10pm from Scarborough finishing at Tadcaster Woodlands (Garnet Lane); 6.10pm, 7.15pm and 8.15pm journeys from Scarborough will all finish at Malton
- Christmas Day, Wednesday 25 December, and Boxing Day, Thursday, 26 December – buses and drivers take a festive break, so no service on these days
- Friday 27 December and Saturday 28 December – Saturday service
- Sunday 29 December – normal Sunday service
- Monday 30 December – Saturday service
- New Year’s Eve, Saturday 31 December – Saturday service with last buses as Christmas Eve
- New Year’s Day, Sunday 1 January 2025 – no service will operate
- Monday, 2 January 2025 – normal weekday services resume
Full details of all services are available online at: transdevbus.co.uk/coastliner and via the free Transdev Go mobile app.
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