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The Wiltshire Day Rover is issued and accepted on the following bus companies services in Wiltshire and surrounding counties Adult £7 Buy a Wiltshire Day Rover and travel Operator Validity Enquiries and Child/OAP £5 Complaints right through! AD Rains All Services (including to/from Cirencester) Tel 01666 510874 Wiltshire Day Rover tickets allow you unlimited Family £14 Andybus All Services (including service 93 to/from Cirencester and 41 to/from Yate) Tel 01666 825655 travel on the buses of the participating companies APL Travel All Services (including to/from Cirencester) Tel 01666 577774 as listed. The system is simple. You board your Beeline Coaches All Services (including to/from Bath) Tel 01985 213503 first bus and pay the driver, who will give you a Bodman Coaches All Services (including to/from Bath) Tel 01380 722393 ticket and a Wiltshire Day Rover wallet. Coachstyle All Services (including to/from Bath) Tel 01249 782224 Seal the ticket inside the wallet. When you receive Connect2 Wiltshire All Services N.B. Most journeys must be booked in advance Booking Line 08456 Tel 01380 860100 525255 (except C2W taxis) your Day Rover ticket, check that the date and First All Wiltshire Services, (including to/from Bath and Frome). Also valid on service 158 Tel 0845 606 4446 price are correct. between Shaftesbury, Gillingham, Mere and Wincanton only. (Western Wiltshire) Remember the Wiltshire Day Rover ticket Tel 01823 272033 is only valid on the services of the bus companies out by (Mere & Yeovil area) eat day listed overleaf. A gr Faresaver All Wiltshire Services (including to/from Bath) Tel 01249 444444 Frome Minibuses All Wiltshire Services (including to/from Frome) Tel 01373 471474 Senior citizens not eligible for free transport in Hatts Coaches All Services Tel 01249 740444 Wiltshire could include visitors from Scotland, Levers Coaches All Services (including to/from Shaftesbury) Tel 01722 714229 Wales and abroad. Also some senior citizens may Libra Travel All Wiltshire services (including to/from Bath) Tel 01761 232199 wish to purchase a Wiltshire Day Rover ticket if Shaftesbury & District All Wiltshire Services (including to/from/between Gillingham and Shaftesbury) Tel 01747 854359 travelling out of Wiltshire or need to start their Somerbus Service 185 (Midsomer Norton – Trowbridge) Tel 01761 415456 journey early, as fares can be higher before 0900 South West Coaches All Wiltshire Services (including to/from Wincanton and Shaftesbury) Tel 01963 33124 with some bus operators. Stagecoach South 70/80Andover – Marlborough – Swindon. Active 8 Salisbury – Faberstown only Tel 0845 121 0190 Stagecoach Swindon All Services (including 66 Swindon – Oxford, 51 Swindon – Cirencester and Tel 01793 522243 If you require more information on the 74 Swindon – Fairford) Wiltshire Day Rover ticket or the services on which Thamesdown Transport All Services (including services in Oxfordshire and West Berkshire) Tel 01793 428428 it can be used, please email us at Thompson Tours 238 Salisbury to Ringwood only Tel 01202 490333 Tourist Coaches All Services (including to/from Newbury) Tel 01722 338359 [email protected] Wilts & Dorset All Services within Wiltshire, plus services 20, 22 to Hungerford; 25 to Gillingham; Tel 01722 336855 or phone Wiltshire Council on 01225 718080 26, 27 and 29 to Shaftesbury; 34, 36 and X7 to Romsey/Southampton; 63 and 64 (whole route). Please note that Wiltshire Day Rover tickets cannot be used to travel on services 59/659, 300, or the Stonehenge Tour. Tickets can also be purchased and used on the Seend Shuttle Community Bus, Tel 01380 828203. This list of Participating Operators is correct as at April 2010 but may be subject to change during the year. Information about Wiltshire Council The Wiltshire Day Rover is brought to you as part of the campaign to promote public transport by Wiltshire Council. services can be made available on request in other languages including This ticket gives unlimited travel by bus Wiltshire Council subsidises bus services on over 200 routes in the county all of BSL and formats such as large print for a whole day in Wiltshire which you can travel on using a Day Rover ticket. If you have difficulty in using or and audio. Please contact the council obtaining your Day Rover ticket please contact the operator concerned in the first (and in surrounding areas) instance. If you continue to experience problems then please contact: by telephone 0300 456 0100, by 18263 CH June 2010 open 364 days a year, Passenger Transport Unit, Wiltshire Council, County Hall, Bythesea Road, 07.00 – 22.00 textphone 01225 712500, or email Trowbridge, Wiltshire BA14 8JN www traveline.info for bus travel throughout the UK [email protected] Cirencester Fairford Lechlade a great day out by Oxford Adult £7 Cricklade Faringdon Highworth routes Tetbury Purton Child/OAP £5 Family £14 Malmesbury Ashbury Swindon Service 49 Trowbridge to Devizes to Avebury to Sherston Avebury Stone Circle, West Kennet Long Barrow, Wootton Alexander Keiller Museum, The Great Barn and other Swindon. The ‘Connect2 Wiltshire’ serves some points. Bassett sites. Served by service 49 from Devizes and Trowbridge; Lacock Rustic photogenic village with Abbey and the Fox Yate Wroughton Lambourn 5/6 from Swindon; 95/96 and ‘Connect2 Wiltshire’ from Castle Combe Talbot Museum. Much used as a film location. Served by Marshfield Lyneham Marlborough and Calne. services 234, X34 from Chippenham, Trowbridge and Chippenham Bath Roman Baths, Pump Room, Abbey, Holburne Melksham; 73 from Corsham. Bristol Ramsbury Museum, Royal Crescent, The Circus, Shops, Theatres, Oldest Borough in England, Market Corsham Calne Malmesbury Colerne Cinemas, Postal and Costume Museums, and The town, Abbey. Served by services 41 from Yate; 31 from American Museum. Served by service 264/265 from Marlborough Hungerford Swindon; 93 from Cirencester; 92 from Chippenham. Lacock Avebury Warminster, Westbury, Trowbridge and Bradford-on- Bromham Avon; service 228 from Colerne; services 231/232, X31 Marlborough Fine Georgian Market Town, Merchants Great Bedwyn House Museum, Old Coaching Inns and Tea Rooms. Bath Bradford Melksham Key from Chippenham and Corsham; 271/272/273 from on Avon Pewsey Devizes and Melksham plus other occasional services. Served by services 48,70,95/96 from Swindon; 95/96 Burbage Principal bus service and ‘Connect2 Wiltshire’ from Avebury; 20/22 from et & Avon Can Devizes Kenn al routes to/from Bradford on Avon Saxon Church 14th C. Bridge, Tythe Hungerford; 95/96 from Salisbury; 80 from Ludgershall Potterne Swindon Barn, Kennet and Avon Canal, delightful walks in historic and Tidworth; ‘Connect2 Wiltshire’ from Calne. Town and by River Avon. Served by 264/265 from Bath, Trowbridge Principal bus service Trowbridge, Westbury and Warminster. Salisbury Cathedral, Mompesson House, Local Museums, Urchfont routes to/from Chippenham Wilton House, Old Sarum. Served by services 2 from West Lavington Castle Combe Picturesque Cotswold village with Devizes; 24 from Warminster; 8 from Ludgershall and Frome Westbury Principal bus service museum. Served by service 35 from Chippenham. Tidworth; 29 from Shaftesbury; 34, 36 from Romsey; X7 Dilton Marsh routes to/from Tidworth Ludgershall Salisbury Cirencester Historic Cotswold Town, Corinium Museum, from Southampton. Principal bus service Roman Remains. Served by service 51 from Swindon; Stourhead National Trust house and gardens. Served Warminster to/from Trowbridge 93 from Malmesbury. Shrewton by the ‘Connect2 Wiltshire’ Mere area service from Other important bus Stone- Corsham Corsham Court and Underground Quarry Gillingham, Mere, Warminster and Hindon – please ring Amesbury routes Codford henge Centre. Served by services 231/232, X31 from Bath and 01380 860100 for more details. Connect2 Wiltshire Purton Chippenham; 72/73 from Melksham. Stourhead Services Swindon City Centre Shops, Outlet Village, Theatres and Cinemas. Served by services 31 from Malmesbury; The size of the line Devizes Devizes is the centre of the Wiltshire Bus Network. indicates the frequency It is a pleasant Market Town with access to the Kennet 46 from Hungerford; 47 from Lambourn; 48,70,95/96 Mere Winterslow of the service (the and Avon Canal and it’s famous Caen Hill Locks. Regular from Marlborough; 80 from Andover, Ludgershall and Hindon Wilton thicker the line the Tidworth; 49 from Devizes and Trowbridge; 51 from Wincanton services link the town to Salisbury – service 2; Swindon, Salisbury more buses there are) Avebury and Trowbridge – service 49; Melksham and Cirencester; 55 from Chippenham and Calne; 66 from Tisbury Wiltshire Day Rover Oxford; plus local services. Gillingham Bath – services 271/272/273; Calne and Chippenham ticket can be used – service 33/X33; Westbury – service 87. to travel to/from Trowbridge County Town with Museum and thriving Shaftesbury Romsey Andover on Wilts & Kennet and Avon Canal runs from Reading to Bristol shopping centre. Served by services 49 from Swindon Dorset buses at certain attracting thousands of visitors a year. Service 264/265 and Devizes; 234, X34 from Frome and Chippenham; Downton times (see overleaf for 234, 237, X34 from Melksham; 264/265 from Bath, details) Warminster to Bath route, stops at Bradford on Avon. Service 271/272/273 Bath to Melksham to Devizes. Bradford, Warminster and Westbury. Southampton.
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