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Pride Shuttle Services and Bus Departure Points 2019 T EE STR N TIO Y RA A PO G W OR Temporary bus arrangements T C D ITY U RIN A C T 6 IE 6 5 S Manchester Pride Parade, T T R S E E N Sorting Office T IO T Saturday 24 August 11am – 6pm 4 Visit www.tfgm.com A Manchester A 66 5 R Co-op A Arena 6 O Building P Parade starts at 12 noon from Liverpool Road for further details A Victoria R N O C G Station E D L A O ANGEL S R 2 T 4 SQUARE R Victoria 0 E LE T 6 E H Fire Station T A O Shuttlebus 1 Piccadilly (Stop S) to the Aquatics Centre/Oxford Road A D M M H V I C P I L S C L O O T ER R N O Shuttlebus 2 Piccadilly Gardens (Stop P) to Shudehill Interchange NK R A IA B E S S T T A S E N T T U A G T H L R N T L E Shuttlebus 3 Piccadilly (Stop S) to Deansgate station I I E A O New M E E N L T R Century A T S P S House T P R Shudehill Interchange R H A E O N CIS E A B O A V T L G E D C R Tower A N (StandD B) H O C L L I S Y K T N E R A F E G E V T R T Scale 1 : 3700 W E A AT I LG O A Chetham's IL R 2 T N R M 6 O S G School BA A L 36, 37, 38 D L O D O of Music H 0 100 200 yards N A G N N T S O E N V S T O S ER T E O I T L Shuttlebus 2 D R R L RE ST S R T T ET IL E A 0 100 200 metres O S W E O A T A H R D S E A T R CT National D N T U O U D S Football Shudehill H Crowne Plaza IA P Cinema S M V Hotel Museum R Interchange HA Y A CATHEDRAL O I D T L I R GARDENS C O N I O R T Travelshop Holiday Inn T C Manchester I The Printworks Express S V V Cathedral T IC R T E PEL O E Lever Street HA R Corn Exchange T C I W Shudehill A I (Stop EM) T B H Centre for Chinese R Y Contemporary Art T S H T G L O Manchester The Shambles R IL M X41, X43 Note: Service 50 O H A Craft & Design Exchange E S V D ET EXCHANGE E SHU Centre E Square R T SQUARE S G S R B T E Harvey R L E A Diverted via inner ring road, L A E T E Nichols T P C ANCOATS A I r w e l l T T H K S C S free bus ①② F will not call city centre R L Market A I R Selfridges & Co A D R E N S H T Stevenson Square Ramada T O I H A Services suspended for the O C Renaissance T M A Marks & A Manchester S (Stop TE) Hotel W S T E Spencer R Buddhist Centre S R N duration of the event T EE O T EET ST P STR MA PEL RY’S R CHA GAT NORTHERN Creamfi elds E O C MAR QUARTER Lowry Hotel KET T ST Manchester Arndale C A S H U N R C E CH T T O G E E N ST E A E R A EE R T R T N H T S T C E S T S X E W E E E M H R T A G Royal R I T B A K E H S footbridge Parsonage Exchange T Salford Central A G Barton Arcade (Stop S) E Piccadilly I S L R Gardens Police Station E N A T ST R N Y U E E Museum A E O Q E T E S T S R D T T S Debenhams D E W ' T M A E 18 (towards MRI), S N A E S L N T N H R E R A D T E R i v e r L S 41 (towards Sale) E T O T S B Piccadilly GardensPost R V1 & V2 (towards MRI) House of I D Office SALFORD G E Fraser S Market S T T W R R E S Job T Street E Shuttlebus 1 depart I People's ST E E R S Centre E V E W History St Ann's Stops G, H, J, K, L, M & N closed R E T O T L E Museum S L Church R Shuttlebus 3 depart L C Travelodge S T BR KIN Primark R ID G S E G TREE PICCADILLY E T E footbridge N T I S A TR T EE N T YO U Gardens KING R Piccadilly Manchester K O Hotel Piccadilly (Stop R) F Gardens SPINNINGFIELDS STREE Civil Justice T Centre Piccadilly Gardens S NK Manchester J TR A John Rylands OH EE B Crown Court N T T (Stop P) D EF (Crown Sq) Library D 18 (towards Langley) L AL A T footbridge O Piccadilly L Magistrates' & N T CROWN E E 41 (towards Middleton/NMGH) Coroners Court S Gardens E N SQUARE T R RE Piccadilly PARKER ST T E ET Shuttlebus 2 Travelshop S Portland W Plaza V1 & V2 (towards Busway) E T Q THE AVENUE E Hotel T S U P E N A R E A St Mary's R W The IN T S Y G BR G Shuttlebus 1 alight Manchester S AZE RC Church E S T T S NN G P S T OSE D Y R College N R N Portico O I R S R C E R A ST A K E E REE Library & C E Shuttlebus 3 alight E E T U T T A T HARDMAN LINCOLN SQ Gallery A A D Q S W T Y D S C R Premier SQUARE Y H E Mercure T I A E L ALBERT E R T O Inn T L L Hotel L O U Y Q R SQUARE S T Ashton Canal UA Manchester T N Y E O E T P S S Register Office B Victoria TR R M EE L D and Albert T IN A N C A Hotel S County E T L Town T Malmaison S E S T E E I Court S T R R C Hall R R Hotel T U Albert Square E E S D T E O T E E P Britannia E Opera T Holiday R T T S S S Hotel T House Inn T E A N QU T E A S T O Y Manchester R T I E No sightseeing bus N R T CHINATOWN R O R Cenotaph S Art Gallery R U Doubletree O E S N T TR JO Manchester B S H U EE T C A T by Hilton Hotel T T (MT1) H S Crown Court A A M A S O P R S P L (Minshull St) T T R R R O Transport for E T O N E T M Greater Manchester A A N E I T N C M S offices W H PE U O H TE U R O ST Closed O L L STR Central St Peter's B L N EET Manchester R St John's M U 11am – 6pm Library Square S B A One T U R A Y Gardens E T footbridge E E T GREAT T E L R O T S O NORTHERN S T T R U Pedestrian Radisson E E N SQUARE T E E N D Edwardian S R T Entrance T O GAY VILLAGE S Piccadilly Hotel Parade route N Macdonald Place S Weekend road closures S A Townhouse T T S C Alighting K Hotel V Parade starts R I stop only Midland O L J L D Hotel A E N Museum of Ibis M O at 12 noon from Great Northern O M Science and Industry X H Piccadilly Leisure & C L T A F I S Piccadilly 6 O Mechanics R A 14 Liverpool Road Shopping N TH 3 A T A R R D B Institute S S C O Station D Novotel N I T W P N M R WHIT A G E The R R O E E L D T O O Air and T I O L Manchester T N B Closed N A A R L Space Gallery C College IV O D ER G T E 11am – 6pm P (MOSI) E P S OO S S S L E Premier T T Sackville S R N R E Inn R Premier Taxi Rank & Castlefield A footbridge T E Gardens RO S E T A E Inn Drop off point Hotel and D E S FAIR Manchester Central T F P D T T S IELD S T U O 'Y' Club IL S ST Convention Complex Z M U A Y R P T FAIR B H S H FIE Closed E T T L R D L V O Cinema S E W Parade route N IT 6am – 6pm O IC H T E Castlefield EE W E S M TR Closed C TREE Arena S H T O BARBIROLLI 11am – 6pm University of S T W T S O R SQUARE T Manchester IS E S S V Site of Mamucium P T RA E R T Roman Fort W E H E O C T ST L M L CHA O Beetham O RIN N MAYFIELD ALT Tower X D L Weekend road closures F O O Castlefield The Bridgewater O W N Rochdale Canal E O2 Ritz R R Heritage Area Hall T S D A L B I O Macdonald H N T P R GR Palace O R S Manchester EAT T 250, 255, 256 W I BR Theatre T N Hotel ID I Deansgate-Castlefield GEW H R AT W Rive C ER r O STREET M E e S A Refuge d k T l S D c o o Rochdale Canal E Principal c l footbridge (Oxford Street)k viaduct d E footbridge Deansgate Locks Hotel e R H W C University of M H T S footbridge ITWOR A TH S T r ST O Manchester footbridge RE O2 Ritz CASTLEFIELD ET WEST e R R v P E i Castlefield T P E 111, 263 R A C S T Wharves U T Manchester D A T Ibis Conference Centre & IA Deansgate T I O N S S V HEW WHITWO E T Days Hotel Station IT RTH S ET R T TREET W E WAY STREET Oxford Road R R ST E E E Castlefield Station T T N B l E viaduct A r N id na A T Gallery T ES I g a A LITTL S L N ewa r C W E PETER STREET F R U te O HOME G C I R A C I H E S O R E C N N S T G M B A A T S D E E I M L M D C O R E A U University of ARDWICK B R S X O Oxford Road C T IA R L F Manchester L E G O E T R D S D O T Oxford Road station W 85, 86, 142, N One D (Whitworth Street West) R IN A First Street O G O A 143, 197 W R M A D N Y A ER E C I T k A N S c D U S E lo M NC H d L A T C Deansgate station e B 44, 101, 102, 103 M M O R R E C I r D E ve K G T i E KNOTT R ET National 33, 34, 84, X50 RE MILL T Computing S Centre T EE Shuttlebus 3 Manchester R S ST T Metropolitan S T R E University R E B E T ER ST R E HE Manchester O OR T C N O VE Metropolitan OS K GR University S AY T W O X F Sugden Sports O Centre R AN U D I D N P A U C P O M N E R A ANCUN M Manchester T R IAN E E R Metropolitan T B S WAY R University O © Crown copyright and database rights 2016 OS 0100022610.
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