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City Centre Bus Stops to and from Foresterhill Health Campus Use the map to find out where your bus stops in the city centre SK ENE ST N L T 37, X37 59 HUN Central HM TLY Library IA S TLE ST Theatre 14 R S This white box THI 3 Bon-Accord U BLACKFRIARSArt ST Gallery 14 and logo must VICTO N Shopping I O Centre 14 SC 14 N H O remain over any T 37, X37 59 O A T E Aberdeen Arts THI S 3 T LH I RK G LL K I B STLE R E U PPER City Council Centre R ST St Mary’s R artwork that is 37, X37 R O HUNTLR.C. Cathedral A St Nicholas 14 C A Police T Centre in this area for T SUMME E 23 THIS S S 37, X37 14 D HQ TLE 8 PL L E Y cover gluing S Travelling OSE S 14 23 T 14 23 3 59 8 23 37, X37 8 23 T Town St Andrew’s R Music House CHAP KINGCathedral STREET ALF Hall ORD to Foresterhill PLACE UNION STREET MARKET STREET T 8 3 59 T 14 23 S Health Campus 14 23 14 23 S 8 14 23 8 8 14 23 N 8 R JUSTICE MILL LANE E Trinity U Mall B LANGSTANE PL 3 37, X37 59 by bus L O IDG 3 59 H R UNION GLEN B GUILD STREET T DEE ST S Aberdeen HARDGATE Union Rail Bus Station 3 59 Station Square Shopping Harbour BON-ACCORD ST CROWN Centre 10, 35 37, X37 Key Bus stops for services to ARI Bus stops for services from ARI 37 Bus numbers stopping at this stop from the city centre to the city centre Travelling to Foresterhill Bus Interchange FREE shuttle bus Health Campus For a wider range of destinations NHS Grampian operates a shuttle bus service between a number of its hospital change in the city centre. sites. The service is free of charge and available to staff, patients and visitors. Key interchange points for services Services depart from the ARI main entrance and run to The Foresterhill Health Campus is well to the hospital are: • Woodend Hospital and Summerfield House approx every 30 mins between served by bus. All staff, patients and • Bus Station 06:45 and 18:15 visitors are encouraged to use public • Guild Street • Cornhill Hospital every 20 mins between 09:15 and 14:45 transport where possible to help ease • Bridge Street • Frederick Street Health Village approx every 30 mins between 08:15 and 15:30 congestion. • Union Street Further information on this service can be found on the NHS Grampian website at The map on the following page shows • Holburn Junction/Alford Place www.nhsgrampian.org and clicking on ‘planning your journey to ARI’ or by picking all buses that serve the Foresterhill up a leaflet at the main entrance. Health Campus. Need travel advice? Real time information contactless or smart card) or via the websites, or by downloading their Patients who would like advice on travel– Real time information Stagecoach Bus App. travel Apps. ling to and from medical appointments for all local bus services can contact the Transport to Healthcare is available on the website Travelling from Aberdeenshire with First Aberdeen Information Centre (THInC) for help. www.realtimebus.com or by using Stagecoach and require to change to a First Travel Centre 47 Union Street, the Traveline Scotland App. Real First Bus service in the city? Aberdeen (open 09:00 -17:30 Mon - Fri, They provide practical transport advice time information is also available You can purchase the multi-operator 09:00 -16:30 Sat) or online at for people with health or social care This white box on both First and Stagecoach Grasshopper ticket enabling you to www.firstgroup.com/aberdeen. appointments in the NHS Grampian Area. and logo must services via their own Apps. make the whole journey on one ticket. remain over any Visit www.grasshopperpass.com for Stagecoach Bluebird THInC can be contacted on 01467 536111 Tickets more information. Union Square Bus Station, Aberdeen Mon - Fri 09:00artwork -16:30, that isor email travel@ First bus tickets can be purchased (open Mon-Fri 08:00 -18:45, Sat 09:00 - thinc-hub.orgin this. area for cover gluing on the bus using cash or contact- To get more information on travel in 17:00 and Sun 10:00 -16:00), by less payment, via the mTickets App Aberdeen City and Shire visit: phone on 01224 597591 or online at or can be purchased from the www.getabout.org.uk. www.stagecoachbus.com. travel centre. Timetables Stagecoach tickets can be You can find full timetable and ticket in- purchased on the bus (cash, formation on both First and Stagecoach Published 2018 Service numbers, Bus Routes and Stops to Foresterhill Health Campus See overleaf for city centre bus stops Bus Stops serving all 37, X37 (Stagecoach) 3 (First) Mastrick 8/8A (First) Bucksburn, Blackburn, Kintore passing services Dubford to ARI & Inverurie, Craibstone Park & Ride 59 (Stagecoach) Entrance 59 Northfield Ashgrove Rd West 35 (Stagecoach) Dyce, Newmachar, Cornhill Rd Oldmeldrum & Elgin 3 8/8A University of Aberdeen P+ 10, 35, 10 (Stagecoach) 37, X37 Inverurie & Inverness Rotunda Entrance Main ARI East End 94 Entrance Maternity Dental Multi Storey Car Park Entrance 23 (First) Hospital School & Heathryfold via ARI Hospital Clifton Rd Health Blood esterhill Rd Emergency r Centre Transfusion o F Department Centre Royal Aberdeen City 94 (Stagecoach) ARI to Children's Aberdeen Crematorium Maggie's Hospital (R.A.C.H) Aberdeen Centre King St Bus & Rail P+ 218, 14 Stations 218 (Stagecoach) Alford via Westburn Road 23 Westburn Rd 59 (Stagecoach) 23 (First) Sheddocksley 3 (First) Cove via Union Balnagask via 14 (Stagecoach) Terrace & Victoria Bridge Union Terrace Kingswells via Westburn Road Service 35 Service 10 Service 23 Service 37, X37 Service 3 Service 59 Elgin to Aberdeen Inverness to Aberdeen Heathryfold to Sheddocksley Inverurie to Aberdeen Cove to Mastrick via Bridge Street Northfield to Balnagask Operator: Stagecoach Operator: Stagecoach Operator: First Operator: Stagecoach Operator: First via Union Terrace Mon - Sat: Every 30 mins from To Inverness Mon - Sat: Hourly Mon - Sat: Every 10 mins Mon - Sat: Every 20 mins Mon - Sat: Every 10 mins daytime Operator: Stagecoach Banff, hourly from Elgin Sun: Hourly from 12:30 -17:30 daytime and 30 mins evening Sun: Hourly and 30 mins evening Mon - Sat: Every 10 mins day- Sun: Hourly Sun: Every 30 mins Sun: Every 30 mins time, every 20 mins evenings Inverness Bus Station Inverurie Interchange Sun: Every 20 mins daytime, Elgin Bus Station Cove Nairn Bus Station Heathryfold Port Elphinstone every 30 mins evenings Fochabers Brodie Manor Walk Kintore Lochinch Gardens Buckie Forres Anderson Drive Blackburn Nigg Kirk Northfield Cullen Elgin Bus Station Hilton Bucksburn Victoria Bridge Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Portsoy Interchange Fochabers Clifton Rd Craibstone Park & Ride City Centre, Guild Street Union Terrace Banff Interchange Keith Kittybrewster Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Union Terrace Gardens Guild Street Macduff Interchange Huntly Interchange Causewayend Union Terrace Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Balnagask Turriff Interchange Colpy road end Mounthooly Aberdeen Bus Station Mastrick Oldmeldrum Interchange Pitcaple King St Newmachar Inverurie Interchange (St Andrews Cathedral) Service 94 Service 8 Service 8A Dyce Ashgrove Road West Union Street ARI to Aberdeen Crematorium Dubford to ARI Dubford to ARI (Express Service) Ashgrove Road West Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Alford Place Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Union Terrace Mile End Operator: Stagecoach Operator: First Operator: First Mo - Fr: Approx. every 40 mins Mon - Sat: Every 60 mins Mon - Fri: Once per day, Union Terrace Aberdeen Bus Station Aberdeen Royal Infirmary from 09:00 and 15:55 (less at peak times) departing Dubford (Shielhill Aberdeen Bus Station Lang Stracht Weekend: No service Sun: No service Drive) at 07:00 Sheddocksley Sun: No service Service 218 Service 14 Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Dubford (Sheilhill Drive) Woodend Terminus Buckie Farm Dubford (Sheillhill Drive) Alford to Aberdeen via Kingswells to Aberdeen via Aberdeen Crematorium Danestone (Tesco) Dubford Crescent Westburn Road Westburn Road Sir Duncan Rice Library Dubford Park Operator: Stagecoach Operator: Stagecoach NESCol College Buckie Farm Mon - Sat: See Timetable Mon - Sat: Every 30 mins (peak), Adelphi Hilton Avenue Sun: No service hourly (off peak) Bridge Street Cornhill Road Sun: No service Alford Don’t forget Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Elrick Kingswells about Park & Ride P+ (Cornhill Road) Kingswells Park & Ride Lang Stracht Aberdeen Royal Infirmary Lang Stracht Westburn Road The Park & Ride sites at Craibstone (Dyce) Westburn Road Aberdeen Bus Station and Kingswells serve ARI. Aberdeen Bus Station Travelling to Foresterhill Health Campus by bus Need travel advice? Patients who would like advice on travel– ling to and from medical appointments can contact the Transport to Healthcare Information Centre (THInC) for help. They provide practical transport advice for people with health or social care appointments in the NHS Grampian Area. THInC can be contacted on 01467 536111 Mon - Fri 09:00 -16:30, or email travel@ thinc-hub.org. Published 2018.
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