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Rail & Bus Information Rail & Bus Information Rail Information (always check for most up to date at http://www.nirailways.co.uk) NI Railways - Belfast to/from Larne For the University of Ulster use Jordanstown station, Monday - Friday it is a short (5-10 minute) walk from this station Larne - Belfast to the University of Ulster Jordanstown campus Belfast - Larne Saturday Use the links on the right Æ Larne - Belfast to select day and journey direction Belfast - Larne and see timetables Sunday Larne - Belfast Belfast - Larne Fares - Jordanstown Station to Belfast Central Station Day Weekly Single Weekly Return Saving* Adult £2.30 £3.70 £15.00 18% Student £1.50 - £10.50 - Child £1.15 £1.85 £7.50 18% 16-21 - - £12.00 35% Go to http://www.translink.co.uk/jp/jpclient.exe?NewQuery=NewQuery for Journey Planner Journey Planner (can be used for Rail and Bus) Journey Planner can help you plan your journey up to 28 days in advance From: Jordanstow n To: Belfast Optional via: 15:00 Time: depart after arrive by Date: Friday 4 April 2008 Please ensure that the date selected is the date you wish to travel on. If you want to change the date selected simply click the REVISE button. Interchange Standard Time: Bus Train No valid time. Timetable: Belfast, (Laganside Buscentre) - Whitehead, (NIR) Rail Stn – Ulster Bus - Service 163 Where 'N' precedes the holiday name or number, it denotes that the journey does NOT run on the dates indicated. U after a time means stops to pick up only. D after a time means stops to set down only. Monday – Friday (Belfast – Whitehead) Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Service: 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 Days of operation: M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F Calling points: Belfast, (Laganside Buscentre) 0708 0740 0755 1415 1445 1520 1550 1605 1645 1700 1720 1730 1745 Belfast, Bridge Street 0710U 0745U 0800U 1420U 1450U 1525U 1555U 1610U 1650U 1705U 1725U 1735U 1750U Merville Garden Village, Garden Village 0722 0757 0812 1432 1502 1537 1607 1622 1702 1717 1737 1747 1802 Whiteabbey, Circular Road 0729 0804 0819 1439 1509 1550 1623 1643 1718 1728 1753 1803 1818 Greenisland, Station Road 0733 0808 0823 1443 1513 1554 1627 1647 1722 1732 1757 1807 1822 Greenisland, Estate ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1650 ... 1735 ... ... ... Carrickfergus, Rail Station ... ... 0831 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Carrickfergus, Joymount 0741 0816 ... 1451 1521 1602 1638 1701 1736 1746 1805 ... 1830 Carrickfergus, Albrt Rd/Nth St ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1818 ... Carrickfergus, Sunnylands Avenue ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1820 ... Oakfield Drive, Bus Stop ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1823 ... Milebush Corner, Bus stop ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1828 ... Kilroot, Orange Hall 0748 0823 ... 1458 1528 1609 1645 1708 1743 1802 1818 ... 1837 Whitehead, (NIR) Rail Stn 0758 ... ... 1508 ... 1619 1655 ... 1753 ... ... ... 1847 Monday – Friday (Whitehead – Belfast) Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Trip Service: 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 Days of operation: M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F Calling points: Belfast, (Laganside Buscentre) 0708 0740 0755 1415 1445 1520 1550 1605 1645 1700 1720 1730 1745 Belfast, Bridge Street 0710U 0745U 0800U 1420U 1450U 1525U 1555U 1610U 1650U 1705U 1725U 1735U 1750U Merville Garden Village, Garden Village 0722 0757 0812 1432 1502 1537 1607 1622 1702 1717 1737 1747 1802 Whiteabbey, Circular Road 0729 0804 0819 1439 1509 1550 1623 1643 1718 1728 1753 1803 1818 Greenisland, Station Road 0733 0808 0823 1443 1513 1554 1627 1647 1722 1732 1757 1807 1822 Greenisland, Estate ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1650 ... 1735 ... ... ... Carrickfergus, Rail Station ... ... 0831 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Carrickfergus, Joymount 0741 0816 ... 1451 1521 1602 1638 1701 1736 1746 1805 ... 1830 Carrickfergus, Albrt Rd/Nth St ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1818 ... Carrickfergus, Sunnylands Avenue ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1820 ... Oakfield Drive, Bus Stop ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1823 ... Milebush Corner, Bus stop ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1828 ... Kilroot, Orange Hall 0748 0823 ... 1458 1528 1609 1645 1708 1743 1802 1818 ... 1837 Whitehead, (NIR) Rail Stn 0758 ... ... 1508 ... 1619 1655 ... 1753 ... ... ... 1847 Metro Bus Information () Monday - Friday Inbound (to city centre) Metro 2A / 2B Metro 2D / 2E / 2F Outbound (from city centre) Metro 2A / 2B Use the links on Metro 2D / 2E / 2F the right Æ Saturday to select day and Inbound (to city centre) journey direction Metro 2A / 2B Metro 2D / 2E / 2F and see timetables Outbound (from city centre) Metro 2A / 2B Metro 2D / 2E / 2F Sunday Inbound (to city centre) Metro 2A Metro 2D / 2E Outbound (from city centre) Metro 2A Metro 2D / 2E Additional Routes: 13 13A 13B 13C 14 14B 14C 26 / 26A / 26B 61 64/64A/64B 95/95A 96 Metro Fares There are three main cash fares for travelling on the Metro: From Monday 31st March 2008 • £1.10 for travel within the Inner Zone (Child £0.55) • £1.40 for travel in the City Zone and City Zone/Inner Zone (Child £0.70) • £1.70 for travel beyond the City Zone (Child £0.85) Metro Day Tickets also available >> Corridor 2 - Shore Road • Inner Zone fares extend to York rd (St Paul’s). • City Zone Fares extend to Antrim Rd/Bellevue, Church Rd/Courthouse, Merville. • Extended Zone Fares extend Glenville Rd, Monkstown Estate. It pays to have a metro day - pick up your metro day ticket from the driver. £3.50 £2.50* anywhere on the Metro network after anywhere, anytime on the Metro network, any 10am, Monday to Saturday or all day one day, Monday to Saturday. Sunday These are adult fares - child fares are half of the above. Metro day ticket fares are valid for travel on the day of purchase only. Nightlink is a convenient, cost effective and reliable late night service 'home' from Belfast city centre after a Saturday night (01:00 hrs & 02:00 hrs). There are eight Nightlink services – only 2 go towards University of Ulster’s Jordanstown campus: Carrickfergus Newtownabbey All buses depart from Donegall Square West at 01:00hrs and 02:00hrs. Fares are £3.50 per person. 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