Bristol Bears Rugby
We have 3 dedicated services to get you to the game at Ashton Gate Stadium.
AG1 from Portway Park & Ride* - Station Road – Woodwell Road – Park Road – Riverleaze – Roman Way – Ashton Gate
AG2 from Brislington Park & Ride* - Ashton Gate (direct service)
AG3 from Temple Meads Station and Bristol City Centre - Temple Meads Stop T6 (Station Approach) - Haymarket Stop B10 (near Primark) – St Augustine’s Parade Stop C7 (opposite The Hippodrome) – Ashton Gate
*free parking at the Park & Ride sites, just pay for your bus fare!
Timetables for AG1, AG2 & AG3
Tickets
| FirstDay - great if you need to travel on more than one bus. e.g. Into town then on the AG3. | 2-Trip ticket - perfect if you're just going there and back on one service. | Single - just going one way? Grab a single. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult | £5.30 | £4.30 | £2.20 |
| Student/young person (aged 16-21) | £3.70 | £3.00 | £1.50 |
| Child (aged 5-15) | £2.70 | £2.10 | £1.10 |
| Group (up to 5 people) | £10.60 | N/A | N/A |
First Bus week, month, year and other season tickets, and Bristol Tap & Cap, are not valid on the AG1, AG2 or AG3 services.
Concessionary pass holders travel free.
Under 5's travel free with each fare paying adult or concessionary pass holder.
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