Seagate bus station
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Seagate bus station serves Dundee, Scotland. It has eight stances. The Seagate Bus Station is the main stop for journeys leaving the city, while in-town services are operated by Xplore Dundee and do not stop at Dundee Seagate Bus Station.
Located five minutes' walk from the city centre, it has bus links to many Scottish towns and cities as well as links to London and other major cities
The bus station is located about 100 metres to the east of the site of the 1906 Dundee fire.
Services
In Bus Station
Stagecoach East Scotland
- X7 Coastrider to Aberdeen[1]
- 20 to Kirriemuir[2]
- 20C to Glamis[3]
- 21/21A/21B to Stracathro[3]
- 21D to Forfar[3]
- 22 to Kirriemuir[3]
- 22D from Kirriemuir[3]
- 39B to Perth[4]
- 41/46 to Kirkcaldy[5][6]
- 41A to Leven[7]
- 41B from Leven[8]
- 42 to Glenrothes[9]
- 42A to St Andrews[10]
- X54 to Edinburgh[11]
- 57/57A to Perth[12]
- 59 to Blairgowrie[13]
- 99/99S to St Andrews[14][15]
Megabus/Citylink
Opposite Bus Station
- 5/5a to Ninewells Hospital[a][b] or Barnhill[19]
- 39/39A to PRI[c] or Arbroath[20]
- Tayway 73 to Ninewells Hospital[d] or Arbroath[21]
- Tayway 73A to Ninewells Hospital[e][f] or Ethiebeaton Park (Dundee Dobbies)[g][21]
- Tayway 73B to Whitehall Street[h] or Monifieth (Ashludie)[21]
- Tayway 73C to Ninewells Hospital[i] or Carnoustie[j][21]
Moffat & Williamson
- 78A/78C/79A/79C to Whitehall Street[k] or Monikie[22]
History
The station was opened in 1958, replacing W. Alexander & Sons' bus station on Lindsay Street and South Ward Road.[23]
References
- ^ "Angus X7" (PDF). stagecoachbus.com.
- ^ "Forfar Guide 20/21/22, 27, 181" (PDF). stagecoachbus.com.
- ^ a b c d e "Forfar Guide 20/21/22, 27, 181" (PDF). stagecoachbus.com.
- ^ "39/51 May 2024" (PDF). stagecoachbus.com.
- ^ Bus timetable (41)
- ^ Bus timetable (46)
- ^ Bus timetable
- ^ Bus timetable
- ^ Bus timetable
- ^ Bus timetable
- ^ Bus timetable
- ^ "Blairgowrie Guide 2024" (PDF).
- ^ "Blairgowrie Guide 2024" (PDF).
- ^ Bus timetable (99)
- ^ Bus timetable (99S)
- ^ Bus timetable
- ^ Bus timetable
- ^ Bus timetable
- ^ Bus timetable
- ^ "39/51 May 2024" (PDF). stagecoachbus.com.
- ^ a b c d "Service 73" (PDF). stagecoachbus.com.
- ^ Bus timetable
- ^ McLean, David (26 March 2021). "Coffee table book celebrates legacy of famous Scottish bus and coach builders". The Scotsman. Retrieved 10 June 2021.
Notes
- ^ On Sundays, Service 5 ends at Whitehall Street
- ^ For buses to Ninewells, please board at Dundee Seagate (stop 1)
- ^ For buses to Perth Royal Infirmary, please board at Dundee Seagate (stop 2)
- ^ For buses to Ninewells, please board at Dundee Seagate (stop 2)
- ^ On Saturdays, Service 73A ends at Whitehall Street
- ^ For buses to Ninewells, please board at Dundee Seagate (stop 2)
- ^ On Sundays, Service 73A ends in Monifieth (Ashludie)
- ^ For buses to Whitehall Street, please board at Dundee Seagate (stop 2)
- ^ For buses to Ninewells, please board at Dundee Seagate (stop 2)
- ^ On certain early/late and Sunday journeys, Service 73C terminates in Arbroath
- ^ For buses to Whitehall Street, please board at Dundee Seagate (stop 2)
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