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61 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 61 bus time schedule & line map 61 Blackpool Town Centre View In Website Mode The 61 bus line (Blackpool Town Centre) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Blackpool Town Centre: 5:10 AM - 9:15 PM (2) Frenchwood: 8:10 AM (3) Preston City Centre: 6:17 AM - 10:25 PM (4) Wrea Green: 4:25 PM - 11:30 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 61 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 61 bus arriving. Direction: Blackpool Town Centre 61 bus Time Schedule 63 stops Blackpool Town Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:10 AM - 6:10 PM Monday 5:10 AM - 9:15 PM Bus Station, Preston City Centre Tuesday 5:10 AM - 9:15 PM Hill Street, Preston City Centre 19 Hill Street, Preston Wednesday 5:10 AM - 9:15 PM Hope Street, Preston City Centre Thursday 5:10 AM - 9:15 PM 79 Friargate, Preston Friday 5:10 AM - 9:15 PM 53 Degrees, University Saturday 6:10 AM - 9:15 PM Radnor Street, Preston The Guild, Maudlands 99 Fylde Road, Preston 61 bus Info Carlton Street, Ashton-On-Ribble Direction: Blackpool Town Centre Dewhurst Street, Preston Stops: 63 Trip Duration: 71 min Water Lane, Ashton-On-Ribble Line Summary: Bus Station, Preston City Centre, Hill Street, Preston City Centre, Hope Street, Preston City Fazackerley Street, Ashton-On-Ribble Centre, 53 Degrees, University, The Guild, Maudlands, Carlton Street, Ashton-On-Ribble, Water Lane, Lane Ends, Ashton-On-Ribble Ashton-On-Ribble, Fazackerley Street, Ashton-On- Ribble, Lane Ends, Ashton-On-Ribble, Newton Road, Newton Road, Ashton-On-Ribble Ashton-On-Ribble, Ashton Park, Ashton-On-Ribble, Clifton Avenue, Ashton-On-Ribble, Weeton Place, Ashton Park, Ashton-On-Ribble Larches, Police Station, Lea, The Pig & Whistle, Lea, Post O∆ce, Lea, Lea Gate, Clifton, Lodge Lane North, Clifton Avenue, Ashton-On-Ribble Clifton, Village Store, Clifton, Stanagate, Clifton, Vicarage Lane, Newton-With-Scales, Bell And Bottle, Weeton Place, Larches Newton-With-Scales, Church Farm, Dowbridge, Oxford Drive, Dowbridge, Carr Lane, Kirkham, Market Blackpool Road, Preston Square, Kirkham, Swan Hotel, Kirkham, Library, Kirkham, Railway Station, Kirkham, Wyre Street, Police Station, Lea Wesham, Lane Ends Pub, Wesham, Kingƒsher, 781 Blackpool Road, Preston Kirkham, Ribby Hall Entrance, Wrea Green, Willow Drive, Wrea Green, Grapes Hotel, Wrea Green, The Pig & Whistle, Lea Primary School, Wrea Green, Stone Cross, Wrea 849 Blackpool Road, Preston Green, Mere Cottage, Westby-With-Plumptons, Post O∆ce, Lea Plumpton Lodge, Little Plumpton, Staining Farm, Peel Hill, Carr Bridge Park, Peel Hill, Whitehill Road, Lea Gate, Clifton Peel Hill, B&Q, Peel Hill, Clifton Road, Mereside, Harbour Hospital, Mereside, Mythop Road, Marton, Lodge Lane North, Clifton Paddock Drive, Mereside, Metropolitan Business Lodge Lane, Newton-With-Clifton Civil Parish Park, Mereside, Preston Old Road, Marton, Mereland Road, Marton, Lomond Avenue, Marton, Oxford Village Store, Clifton Square, The Saddle, Marton, Elmslie Gardens, Stanley Silver Street, Newton-With-Clifton Civil Parish Park, Condor Grove, Stanley Park, Health Centre, Stanley Park, Gloucester Avenue, Stanley Park, Stanagate, Clifton Palatine Road, Stanley Park, Devonshire Square, Devonshire Square, Buchanan Street, Central, Talbot Vicarage Lane, Newton-With-Scales Road, Blackpool Town Centre, Corporation Street C05, Blackpool Town Centre Bell And Bottle, Newton-With-Scales Church Farm, Dowbridge Oxford Drive, Dowbridge Carr Lane, Kirkham Dowbridge, Kirkham Civil Parish Market Square, Kirkham Swan Hotel, Kirkham Clegg Street, Kirkham Library, Kirkham Station Road, Kirkham Railway Station, Kirkham Segar Street, Kirkham Wyre Street, Wesham Wyre Street, Kirkham Lane Ends Pub, Wesham Stanley Road, Kirkham Kingƒsher, Kirkham St Georges Park, Kirkham Ribby Hall Entrance, Wrea Green Willow Drive, Wrea Green Grapes Hotel, Wrea Green Church Row, Ribby-With-Wrea Civil Parish Primary School, Wrea Green B5260, Ribby-With-Wrea Civil Parish Stone Cross, Wrea Green Mere Cottage, Westby-With-Plumptons Plumpton Lodge, Little Plumpton Staining Farm, Peel Hill Carr Bridge Park, Peel Hill Whitehill Road, Peel Hill B&Q, Peel Hill Clifton Road, Mereside A583, Blackpool Harbour Hospital, Mereside Mythop Road, Marton Paddock Drive, Mereside Metropolitan Business Park, Mereside Preston New Road, Blackpool Preston Old Road, Marton Mereland Road, Marton Lomond Avenue, Marton Oxford Square Whitegate Drive, Blackpool The Saddle, Marton Whitegate Drive, Blackpool Elmslie Gardens, Stanley Park Condor Grove, Stanley Park Health Centre, Stanley Park Gloucester Avenue, Stanley Park Palatine Road, Stanley Park Devonshire Square Whitegate Drive, Blackpool Devonshire Square Buchanan Street, Central Parker Street, Blackpool Talbot Road, Blackpool Town Centre Corporation Street C05, Blackpool Town Centre Direction: Frenchwood 61 bus Time Schedule 67 stops Frenchwood Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:10 AM Corporation Street C05, Blackpool Town Centre Tuesday 8:10 AM Talbot Road, Blackpool Town Centre Wednesday 8:10 AM Buchanan Street, Central Thursday 8:10 AM Lily Street, Blackpool Friday 8:10 AM Devonshire Square Whitegate Drive, Blackpool Saturday Not Operational Palatine Road, Stanley Park Gloucester Avenue, Stanley Park 61 bus Info Health Centre, Stanley Park Direction: Frenchwood Stops: 67 Condor Grove, Stanley Park Trip Duration: 70 min Line Summary: Corporation Street C05, Blackpool Elmslie Gardens, Stanley Park Town Centre, Talbot Road, Blackpool Town Centre, Buchanan Street, Central, Devonshire Square, The Saddle, Marton Palatine Road, Stanley Park, Gloucester Avenue, Stanley Park, Health Centre, Stanley Park, Condor Whitegate Drive, Blackpool Grove, Stanley Park, Elmslie Gardens, Stanley Park, St Paul's Church, Oxford Square The Saddle, Marton, St Paul's Church, Oxford Square, Oxford Square, Lomond Avenue, Marton, Mereland Road, Marton, Preston Old Road, Marton, Oxford Square Metropolitan Business Pk, Little Marton, Paddock Whitegate Drive, Blackpool Drive, Little Marton, Mythop Road, Marton, Harbour Hospital, Mereside, B&Q, Peel Hill, Whitehill Road, Lomond Avenue, Marton Peel Hill, Lyndale, Peel Hill, Maple Farm, Peel Hill, Staining Wood Farm, Peel Hill, Plumpton Hall, Little Mereland Road, Marton Plumpton, Mere Cottage, Westby-With-Plumptons, Stone Cross, Wrea Green, Grapes Hotel, Wrea Green, Preston Old Road, Marton Willow Drive, Wrea Green, Ribby Hall Entrance, Wrea Preston New Road, Blackpool Green, Kingƒsher, Kirkham, Lane Ends Pub, Wesham, Wyre Street, Wesham, Rail Station, Kirkham, Library, Metropolitan Business Pk, Little Marton Kirkham, Morrisons, Kirkham, Market Square, Kirkham, Carr Lane, Kirkham, New Hey Lane, Paddock Drive, Little Marton Dowbridge, Dowbridge Jct, Dowbridge, Bell And Bottle, Newton-With-Scales, Vicarage Lane, Newton- Mythop Road, Marton With-Scales, Stanagate, Clifton, Dixons Farm Mews, Clifton, Lodge Lane South, Clifton, Lea Gate Hotel, Harbour Hospital, Mereside Salwick, Post O∆ce, Lea, Tudor Ave, Lea, The Pig & Whistle, Lea, Police Station, Lea, Weeton Place, B&Q, Peel Hill Larches, Broadway, Ashton-On-Ribble, Post O∆ce, Preston New Road, Blackpool Ashton-On-Ribble, Pedders Lane, Ashton-On-Ribble, Newton Road, Ashton-On-Ribble, Lane Ends, Ashton- Whitehill Road, Peel Hill On-Ribble, Fazackerley Street, Ashton-On-Ribble, Water Lane, Ashton-On-Ribble, Carlton Street, Lyndale, Peel Hill Ashton-On-Ribble, Maudland Bank, Maudlands, 53 Degrees, University, Walker Street, Preston City Maple Farm, Peel Hill Centre, Heatley Street, Preston City Centre, Ring Way the Courts, Preston City Centre, Bus Station, Preston Staining Wood Farm, Peel Hill City Centre, Grimshaw Street, Preston City Centre, Cardinal Newman College, Frenchwood Plumpton Hall, Little Plumpton Mere Cottage, Westby-With-Plumptons Stone Cross, Wrea Green Fox Lane Ends, Westby-With-Plumptons Civil Parish Grapes Hotel, Wrea Green B5260, Ribby-With-Wrea Civil Parish Willow Drive, Wrea Green Ribby Hall Entrance, Wrea Green Kingƒsher, Kirkham St Georges Park, Kirkham Lane Ends Pub, Wesham Stanley Road, Kirkham Wyre Street, Wesham Wyre Street, Kirkham Rail Station, Kirkham Segar Street, Kirkham Library, Kirkham Morrisons, Kirkham Clegg Street, Kirkham Market Square, Kirkham Carr Lane, Kirkham New Hey Lane, Dowbridge New Hey Lane, Newton-With-Clifton Civil Parish Dowbridge Jct, Dowbridge Blackpool Road, Newton-With-Clifton Civil Parish Bell And Bottle, Newton-With-Scales Vicarage Lane, Newton-With-Scales Stanagate, Clifton Dixons Farm Mews, Clifton Dixon's Farm Mews, Newton-With-Clifton Civil Parish Lodge Lane South, Clifton Lodge Lane, Newton-With-Clifton Civil Parish Lea Gate Hotel, Salwick Post O∆ce, Lea Tudor Ave, Lea The Pig & Whistle, Lea Police Station, Lea Weeton Place, Larches Broadway, Ashton-On-Ribble Post O∆ce, Ashton-On-Ribble Pedders Lane, Ashton-On-Ribble 554-556 Blackpool Road, Preston Newton Road, Ashton-On-Ribble Lane Ends, Ashton-On-Ribble Kimberley Road, Preston Fazackerley Street, Ashton-On-Ribble Alert Street, Preston Water Lane, Ashton-On-Ribble Fylde Road, Preston Carlton Street, Ashton-On-Ribble 247 Fylde Road, Preston Maudland Bank, Maudlands 53 Degrees, University Radnor Street, Preston Walker Street, Preston City Centre 79 Friargate, Preston Heatley Street, Preston City Centre 44 Friargate, Preston Ring Way the Courts, Preston City Centre Ring Way, Preston Bus Station, Preston City Centre Church Row, Preston Grimshaw Street, Preston City Centre 12-14 Grimshaw Street, Preston Cardinal Newman College, Frenchwood Direction: Preston
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