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Tourist Trail Discover the Beautiful South East Brighton l Peacehaven l Newhaven l Seaford l Eastbourne ROUTE CitySAVER tickets are only valid between Brighton and Tourist Saltdean. network SAVER tickets are valid on the whole route Sundays 13X If high winds are Trail forecast buses may be diverted or single decks operated on these routes. Tourist Attractions Take the bus to visit North Street/Old Steine for Theatre Royal, Royal Pavilion, Jubilee Library, Brighton Museum, Palace Pier, Sea Life Centre. Rottingdean for Historic Village, Kipling Gardens. Newhaven for Newhaven Fort. Exceat for Seven Sisters Park Centre and Friston Forest. Birling Gap. Beachy Head. Eastbourne for Shopping Centre, Eastbourne Pier, Congress Theatre. The views from the Tourist Trail 13X bus top deck are exceptional especially through the Cuckmere Valley and around Birling Gap and Beachy Head. Sundays and public holidays only Sundays and public holidays only route number 13X 13X 13X On Good Friday, route number 13X 13X 13X On Good Friday, Easter Saturday, Brighton Station=(stop D) 0910 1240 1610 Eastbourne, Pier 1100 1430 1800 Easter Saturday, Churchill Square,Dyke Rd (stop K) 0916 1246 1616 Sunday and Eastbourne, Gildredge Road F= 1105 1435 1805 Sunday and North Street (stop C) 0918 1248 1618 Monday 10 - 13 Beachy Head, Countryside Centre 1118 1448 1818 Monday 10 - 13 opp Sea Life Centre (stop K) 0922 1252 1622 April 2020 route Birling Gap 1124 1454 1824 April 2020 route Paston Place (for County Hospital) 0925 1255 1625 13X will operate East Dean, Bus Shelter 1129 1459 1829 13X will operate Rottingdean, opp White Horse 0931 1301 1631 every 30 minutes Friston, Pond 1131 1501 1831 every 30 minutes Saltdean, Longridge Ave A259 0934 1304 1634 from 0940 until Seven Sisters, Park Centre 1136 1506 1835 from 1030 until Telscombe Cliffs Way A259 0938 1308 1638 1740 each day, Seaford, opp Library arr 1144 1514 1843 1830 each day, Seaford, opp Library dep 1145 1515 1844 Peacehaven, Roderick Ave A259 0940 1310 1640 check website check website Peacehaven,Seaview Road A259 0943 1313 1643 nearer the time Newhaven, South Way arr 1152 1522 1851 Newhaven, South Way dep 1154 1524 1853 nearer the time Newhaven, Lower Place arr 0947 1317 1647 for full details Newhaven, Lower Place dep 0948 1318 1648 Newhaven, Elim Church 1155 1525 1854 for full details Seaford, Library arr 0956 1326 1656 Peacehaven, Seaview Road A259 1159 1529 1858 Seaford, Library dep 0958 1328 1658 Peacehaven, Roderick Ave A259 1202 1532 1901 Seven Sisters, Park Centre 1007 1337 1707 Telscombe Cliffs Way A259 1205 1535 1903 Friston, Pond 1012 1342 1712 Saltdean, Longridge Ave A259 1208 1538 1906 East Dean, Gilberts Drive 1014 1344 1714 Rottingdean, White Horse 1212 1542 1910 Birling Gap 1018 1348 1718 Paston Place (for County Hospital) 1218 1548 1916 Beachy Head, Countryside Centre 1026 1356 1726 Old Steine (stop U) 1221 1551 1919 Eastbourne, Cornfield Road E= 1039 1409 1739 Clock Tower (stop L) 1226 1556 1924 Eastbourne, Pier 1045 1415 1745 Brighton Station=(stop D) 1230 1600 1927 Route 13X journeys only stop at the points shown plus all stops from Seaford Library Route 13X journeys stop at all stops to Seaford Library then only at the points to Eastbourne. shown plus Sea Life Centre and North Street (stop X). Discover the beautiful South East with your ‘one day’ Discovery ticket, you are free to explore everything the region has to offer by bus A Discovery ticket offers unlimited travel on all bus services of Brighton & Hove and Metrobus in East and West Sussex, Surrey, Kent and East Hampshire as well as other operators buses as below, also see discoveryticket.co.uk for details. Buy from the bus driver on the day. Prices £9 (adult), £7.20 (child under 16), £17.50 (family for 5 people, with a minimum of 1 adult and a maximum of 2 adults). (Prices correct at September 2019) Discovery tickets will be issued and accepted by the following operators in Brighton & Hove, East Hampshire, East Sussex, Kent, Medway, Surrey and West Sussex (subject to exclusions below): Arriva Kent and Surrey Ltd, ASD Transport, Autocar Bus & Coach Services Ltd, Brighton & Hove Bus and Coach Company Ltd, Brighton & Hove Community Transport Ltd, Chalkwell Garage and Coach Hire Ltd, Compass Travel Ltd, Community Transport for Lewes Area, Cuckmere Community Bus Ltd, Falcon Coaches Ltd, Farleigh Coaches, Go-Coach Hire Ltd, Hallmark Connection Ltd, Hams Travel, Metrobus Ltd, North Wealden Community Transport Partnership Ltd, Nu-Venture Coaches Ltd, Invictabus Ltd & Bzee Bus Ltd, Regent Coaches, Rye & District Community Transport, Safeguard Coaches Ltd, Seaford & District, Southdown PSV Ltd, Southern Transit, Stagecoach South East, Stagecoach South, Sussex Coaches, The Big Lemon, White Bus Services, Xelabus Excluded services: City Sightseeing Brighton, Winchester Park & Ride, Guildford Park & Ride. Also occasional and special services including Ardingly showground specials, Goodwood Racecourse & Motor Racing specials, nightclub services and football services. Other exclusions may apply. Please check with the bus operator. Bus Times 22 September 2019 - 25 April 2020 47.
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