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FlixBus are entering the Portsmouth to London coach market from Thursday 2nd July 2020. The A3 corridor is currently home to the established National Express route 030 - operated by Lucketts Travel - which runs generally two-hourly (with some smaller gaps in the peaks), seven days a week. Past competition has come and gone in the form of First with their hourly 'Greyhound' between September 2009 and November 2012, and Stagecoach offering Megabus-esque 'Megatrain' fares when they ran the South West Trains franchise. This document puts FlixBus' initial offering alongside NatEx's reduced schedule. Hants & Surrey Bus Blog Mondays and Thursdays Portsmouth, The Hard Interchange 0700 0730 1050 1400 1420 1820 Portsmouth, Internatonal Port 0705 | | 1405 | | Guildford, Egerton Road Tesco 0800 0825 1140 1500 1510 1910 Wandsworth, Armoury Way 0840 0920 1225 1540 1555 1955 London, Victoria Coach Station 0910 0950 1250 1610 1620 2020 London, Victoria Coach Station 1100 1100 1400 1730 1730 2130 Wandsworth, Armoury Way 1125 1130 1425 1800 1800 2150 Guildford, Egerton Road Tesco 1200 1210 1500 1840 1850 2225 Portsmouth, Internatonal Port | 1305 | 1935 | | Portsmouth, The Hard Interchange 1300 1310 1600 1940 1950 2325 Tuesdays and Wednesdays – no service on FlixBus (NatEx run as above) FlixBus are not currently running services on Tuesdays or Wednesdays. National Express run as per the Mon, Thu and Fri times. Fridays Portsmouth, The Hard Interchange 0700 0730 1050 1100 1420 1530 1820 Portsmouth, Internatonal Port 0705 | | 1105 | 1535 | Guildford, Egerton Road Tesco 0800 0825 1140 1200 1510 1630 1910 Wandsworth, Armoury Way 0840 0920 1225 1240 1555 1710 1955 London, Victoria Coach Station 0910 0950 1250 1310 1620 1740 2020 London, Victoria Coach Station 1000 1100 1400 1430 1730 1900 2130 Wandsworth, Armoury Way 1030 1125 1425 1500 1800 1930 2150 Guildford, Egerton Road Tesco 1110 1200 1500 1540 1850 2010 2225 Portsmouth, Internatonal Port 1205 | | 1635 | 2105 | Portsmouth, The Hard Interchange 1210 1300 1600 1640 1950 2110 2325 Saturdays Portsmouth, The Hard Interchange 0700 0800 1050 1330 1420 1820 Portsmouth, Internatonal Port 0705 | | 1335 | | Guildford, Egerton Road Tesco 0800 0850 1140 1430 1510 1910 Wandsworth, Armoury Way 0840 0930 1225 1510 1555 1955 London, Victoria Coach Station 0910 0950 1250 1540 1620 2020 London, Victoria Coach Station 1000 1100 1400 1630 1730 2130 Wandsworth, Armoury Way 1030 1125 1425 1700 1755 2150 Guildford, Egerton Road Tesco 1110 1200 1500 1740 1835 2225 Portsmouth, Internatonal Port 1205 | | 1835 | | Portsmouth, The Hard Interchange 1210 1300 1600 1840 1935 2325 Sundays Portsmouth, The Hard Interchange 0800 0900 1050 1300 1420 1730 1820 Portsmouth, Internatonal Port | 0905 | 1305 | 1735 | Guildford, Egerton Road Tesco 0850 1000 1140 1400 1510 1830 1910 Wandsworth, Armoury Way 0930 1040 1225 1440 1555 1910 1955 London, Victoria Coach Station 0950 1110 1250 1510 1620 1940 2020 London, Victoria Coach Station 1100 1200 1400 1630 1730 2030 2130 Wandsworth, Armoury Way 1125 1230 1425 1700 1755 2100 2150 Guildford, Egerton Road Tesco 1200 1310 1500 1740 1835 2140 2225 Portsmouth, Internatonal Port | 1405 | 1835 | 2235 | Portsmouth, The Hard Interchange 1300 1410 1600 1840 1935 2240 2325.

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