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Travelling to Foresterhill Health Campus by bus Travelling to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary by bus The Foresterhill Health Campus is well served by bus. All staff, patients and visitors are encouraged to use public transport where possible to help ease congestion. The map on the following page shows all buses that serve the Foresterhill Health Campus. Timetables Tickets You can find full timetable and ticket Tickets can be purchased on bus from information from local travel centres. the driver (cash only), online (Stagecoach tickets) and in travel centres. First Aberdeen – First Travel Centre 47 Union Street, Aberdeen (open For First services you can take 09:00-17:30 Mon-Fri, 09:00-16:30 advantage of their new M-Ticket Sat) or online at www.firstgroup.com/ App which allows you to purchase aberdeen. and download your ticket onto your smartphone to show the driver on Stagecoach Bluebird – boarding. To find out more about this App Union Square Bus Station, Aberdeen go to www.firstgroup.com/aberdeen. (open Mon-Fri 08:00-18:45, Sat 09:00- 17:00 and Sun 10:00-16:00), by phone Travelling from Aberdeenshire on 01224 597591 or online at www. Stagecoach Zone 3 and require to stagecoachbus.com. change buses in the city? Real time information You can purchase the multi-operator Real time information is Grasshopper ticket enabling you to currently available on First bus services. make the whole journey on one ticket. You can check when your bus is due Visit www.grasshopperpass.com for by going to www.realtimebus.com, by more information. downloading the Traveline Scotland App To get more information on travel in or by scanning the QR code or NFC tag Aberdeen City and Shire visit: at the bus stop with your smart phone. www.get-about.com. Look out for this symbol at the bus stop >> Service numbers and Service 218 Service 3 Service 59 Service 4 Service x40 Westhill to ARI Cove to Mastrick Northfield to Balnagask via Dubford to Broad Street via ARI Kingswells Park & Ride to Bus Stops to ARI via Lang Stracht via Bridge Street Union Terrace Bridge of Don Park & Ride and Dubford Operator: Stagecoach Operator: First Operator: Stagecoach Operator: First 9 services a day Mon-Fri Every 10 mins daytime and Every 10 mins Mon-Sat daytime Hourly Mon-Sat Operator: First Service 35 Service 10 Service 37 No weekend service 30 mins evening Mon-Sat Every 20 mins Sunday daytime No Sunday service Every 15 mins Elgin to Aberdeen Inverness to Aberdeen Inverurie to Aberdeen Every 30 mins Sunday Every 20 mins Mon-Sat evenings peak and 20 mins off-peak Westhill Every 30 mins Sun evenings O Dubford Mon-Sat, No Sunday service Operator: Stagecoach Operator: Stagecoach O Operator: Stagecoach Kingswells Cove, Charleston Road O Dubford Park O Kingswells Park & Ride Every 30mins to Inverurie Every 20 mins Mon-Sat O O O Northfield Every 30 mins Mon-Sat Lang Stracht Lochinch Avenue O Danestone Primary School O Lang Stracht Hourly to Inverness Mon-Sat Every 30 mins Sunday O O O Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Hourly Sunday Hourly Sunday Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Craigshaw Drive O Hilton Avenue O Aberdeen Royal Infirmary O O O Union Terrace Guild Street O Aberdeen Royal Infirmary O Holburn Junction Inverurie Interchange O O Guild Street O Elgin Bus Station Inverness Bus Station O Bridge Street O Broad Street O Union Street O Port Elphinstone O O Balnagask O Fochabers Nairn Bus Station O Aberdeen Royal Infirmary O King Street O Kintore O O Buckie Brodie O Mastrick O Bridge of Don Park & Ride O Blackburn O O Cullen Forres O O Dubford O Bucksburn O Portsoy Interchange Elgin Bus Station O O Aberdeen Royal Infirmary O Banff Interchange Fochabers O N O Union Terrace 37 (Stagecoach) 3 (First) Mastrick 59 (Stagecoach) 4 (First) Dubford via O Macduff Interchange Keith O O Aberdeen Bus Station Bucksburn, Blackburn, Northfield Bus Routes to ARI Danestone O Turriff Interchange Huntly Interchange O O Kintore & Inverurie & Denmore Rd O Oldmeldrum Interchange O Colpy road end Newmachar Pitcaple Ashgrove Rd West O O Service 94 35 (Stagecoach) Dyce Inverurie Interchange Cornhill Rd O O ARI to Dyce, Newmachar, O Ashgrove Road West O Ashgrove Road West Oldmeldrum & Elgin Aberdeen Crematorium x40 (First) O Aberdeen Royal O Aberdeen Royal University of Aberdeen Infirmary Infirmary Operator: Central Coaches Bridge of Don via Union Terrace Union Terrace Park & Ride O O Approx every 40 mins from 10 (Stagecoach) Aberdeen Bus Station Aberdeen Bus O O 09:00 and 15:55 Inverurie & Inverness Station No weekend service Main Dental Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Entrance Maternity O Hospital School O Woodend Terminus Car Park O Aberdeen Crematorium 23 (First) Blood A&E Heathryfold Heathryfold to Transfusion via Clifton Rd Service 23 Sheddocksley Centre Foresterhill Rd Foresterhill Children’s FREE shuttle bus Service 94 - Operator: First Hospital Eye Outpatient NHS Grampian operates a shuttle bus service between ARI to Aberdeen Crematorium Health King St Dept a number of its hospital sites. The service is free of Every 10 mins daytime and (Central Coaches) Centre City Centre charge and available to staff, patients and visitors. 30 mins evening Mon-Sat 94 4 Every 30 mins Sun 10 / 35 / 37 Bus & Rail Services depart from the ARI main entrance and run x40 Stations • to Woodend Hospital and Summerfield O Heathryfold 59 House approx every 30 mins to between 06:45 O Manor Walk 218 (Stagecoach) x40 (First) 3 and 18:15 O Anderson Drive Westhill Kingswells 23 Hilton Park & Ride Westburn Rd • to Cornhill Hospital every 20 mins between O 23 (First) Sheddocksley See overleaf for 09:15 and 14:45 O Clifton Rd city centre bus stops Kittybrewster Bus Stop serving all 59 (Stagecoach) • to Frederick Street Health Village approx O passing services every 30 mins between 08:15 and 15:30 O Causewayend Balnagask via O Mounthooly Union Terrace Further information on this service can be found on O King St (St Andrews Cathedral) Bus Interchange Work shifts? 3 (First) Cove via Union the NHS Grampian website at www.nhsgrampian. Union Street Terrace & Victoria O Don’t forget about For a wider range of destinations change The first bus from Kingswells org and clicking on ‘planning your journey to ARI’ or O Alford Place in the city centre. Key interchange points Park & Ride arrives at ARI bus Bridge by picking up a leaflet at the main entrance. O Mile End The Park & Ride sites at Kingswells and Bridge of Don directly for services to the hospital are: interchange at 06:19. The O Aberdeen Royal Infirmary serve ARI with frequent services running throughout the day. • Bus Station • Union Street last bus back to the Park & Take advantage of the free parking and special Park & Ride fares. O Lang Stracht • Guild Street • Holburn junction/ Ride departs at 19:53. O Sheddocksley • Bridge Street Alford Place Other support and information Patients who would like advice on travelling to and from medical appointments can contact the Transport to Healthcare Information Centre (THInC) for help. They provide practical transport advice for people who have difficulty getting to and from medical appointments in Grampian. THInC can be contacted on 01343 567 839 Mon-Fri 09:00-16:00. If you have mobility difficulties or a sensory impairment and would like companionship or support when using the bus, the Sustainable Connections Transport Team (SCOTT) may be able to help. Contact 01224 254 338 for more information. Traveline Scotland can help you plan any public transport journey in Scotland. For all timetable information and help in planning your journey door to door you can also visit www. travelinescotland.com or call 0871 200 22 33. Designed by Foyer Graphics Published September 2014 nestrans.
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