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Getting Around… GLASGOW - GETTING AROUND… Glasgow is a compact city easy to navigate on foot and built on a grid system, the region has an integrated network of public transport services for the convenience of both visitors and residents alike. We hope that the information below will help you navigate your way into the city centre and around during your stay. TRAVEL AT A GLANCE JOURNEY OPERATOR DEPART JOURNEY SINGLE RETURN GLASGOW AIRPORT TO 747 COACH – CITY CENTRE EVERY 30 MINS APPROX 25 MINS £3.00 £5.00 CITY CENTRE FIRST GROUP GLASGOW AIRPORT TO 757 COACH – WEST END EVERY 30 MINS APPROX 25 MINS £3.00 £5.00 CITY CENTRE FIRST GROUP GLASGOW AIRPORT TO 500 GLASGOW FLYER EVERY 10 MINS APPROX 25 MINS £4.20 £6.50 CITY CENTRE ARRIVA GLASGOW AIRPORT TO GLASGOW TAXIS ON BOOKING 15/20 MINS £19.00 N/A CITY CENTRE GLASGOW AIRPORT TO GLASGOW AIRPORT TAXIS IMMEDIATE 15/20 MINS £25.00 N/A CITY CENTRE CITY CENTRE TO SECC GLASGOW CENTRAL STATION EVERY 9 MINS 3 MINS £1.20 £1.50 FIRST SCOTRAIL CITY CENTRE TO SECC 757 COACH – CITY CENTRE EVERY 30 MINS APPROX 10 MINS £1.50 £2.50 FIRST GROUP GLASGOW INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TO CITY CENTRE COACH TRAVEL Delegates can use the 757 or 747 First Bus Airlink Services; you will see the boarding stances as you exit the terminal building. Services depart every 30 mins. A single journey is £3.00 and a return journey is £5.00 with the ticket still valid up to two weeks from the date of purchase The 757 AirLink Direct Express offers a direct route to the city centre via the Scottish Exhibition + Conference Centre, Central Station and Queen Street Station. It is ideal for those whose destination is the city centre or one of Glasgow's main train stations. The 747 AirLink service operates via Renfrew, Braehead, Partick, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Charing Cross making it ideal for those visiting the west end of the city as well as those visitors wishing to see some of Glasgow's retail and tourist attractions on the way into the city centre. **For further information including timetables & route maps please visit: http://www.firstgroup.com/ukbus/scotland/swscot/airlink/index.php GLASGOW INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TO CITY CENTRE COACH TRAVEL Delegates can use the 500 Glasgow Flyer service which is operated by Arriva in association with BAA Glasgow. This direct journey into the City Centre departs every 10 minutes from Stance number 1 in the boarding area as you exit the terminal building. The 500 service incorporates stops in close proximity to several accommodation locations. A single journey is £4.20 and an open return of up to 4 weeks is £6.50, you can buy tickets in advance online for this service. **For further information including timetables & route maps please visit: http://www.glasgowflyer.com/ TAXIS GLASGOW TAXIS On arrival at the airport delegates can call and book a taxi with Glasgow Taxis on +44 (0) 141 429 7070. These are the “black cabs” that you’ll see in and around the city. As a conference delegate, please quote the code CVB to the operator upon booking and you will be entitled to a £4.00 reduction from the standard journey price which would usually be £19.00 from the Airport to the City Centre. **For further information on Glasgow Taxis please visit: http://www.glasgowtaxis.co.uk/services_fare.php GLASGOW AIRPORT TAXIS Delegates can also take one of the Airport Taxis which are always located immediately outside the terminal building. Glasgow Airport Taxis can also be booked by calling +44 (0) 141 848 6363 The standard fare for these would be £25.00 to the City Centre **For further information on Glasgow Airport Taxis please visit: http://www.glasgowairportaxis.co.uk/glasgow-airport-taxi-c-62.html CITY CENTRE TO SECC Trains to the SECC Delegates can take the Low Level train from Glasgow Central Station to Exhibition Centre which is the station that services the SECC. This service is operated by First Scotrail. The service runs every 9 minutes from Glasgow Central Station and the journey will take 3 minutes. A single journey to the SECC will be £1.20 with a return fare £1.50 Tickets can be purchased in Central Station at the Ticket Desks or at the Automated Kiosks **For further information on the First Scotrail Network including rail timetables please visit: http://www.scotrail.co.uk/ CITY CENTRE TO SECC Coach to the SECC The 757 First Eventlink offers a direct route via the city centre to the Scottish Exhibition + Conference Centre. The service operates every 30 minutes and can be boarded at key locations in the city. A single journey to the SECC will be £1.50 **For further information including timetables & route maps please visit http://www.firstgroup.com/ukbus/scotland/swscot/eventlink/index.php AROUND THE CITY Strathclyde Partnership for Transport – SPT plan and deliver transport solutions across all modes of transport available in the city. SPT work in partnership with each transport provider and their site provides a wealth of information on each transport element together with ticket and journey guides. A helpful “one stop shop,” to familiarise yourself with the transport options available in the region. **For further information on SPT please visit: http://www.spt.co.uk/index.aspx BY SUBWAY The subway is a circular route of 15 stations covering the centre and west of Glasgow. The route operates an inner circle (travels counter clockwise) and outer circle (travels clockwise), a trip round the entire circle would take only 24 minutes! Monday-Saturday services operate from 6.30am and from 10am on Sunday. Close 11.30pm (Monday-Saturday) and 6.00pm - Sunday. Trains run every 6-8 minutes and all trains stop at all stations. A flat fare applies to any one journey on the subway; adult single tickets are currently priced at £1.00, £2.00 for a return. **For full information on times, fares, frequency and tickets please visit: http://www.spt.co.uk/subway/ **For a routemap of the Subway network please visit: http://www.spt.co.uk/subway/using_the_subway.aspx BY RAIL Glasgow has two major train stations, Glasgow Central servicing the South and Glasgow Queen Street servicing Edinburgh and the North. You can easily navigate your way around the city departing from either one of these stations. **For all rail enquires and for further information including timetables, please visit: http://www.scotrail.co.uk/ BY BUS First Bus Glasgow is the largest bus operating company in Scotland. With over 1000 buses in operation there will certainly be a service which will travel along the most appropriate route for you. **For further information on First Bus services in Glasgow, including fares, routes & timetables, please visit: http://www.firstgroup.com/ukbus/scotland/swscot/home/ EDINBURGH to GLASGOW.… Should delegates arrive at Edinburgh International Airport, there are several travel options to Glasgow City Centre to choose from. As a guide we’ve noted the key options below, Edinburgh Airport to Edinburgh City Centre & Edinburgh City Centre to Glasgow City Centre: EDINBURGH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TO EDINBURGH CITY CENTRE COACH The Airlink 100 departs Edinburgh International Airport every 10 minutes with a journey time of 25 minutes to the centre of Edinburgh. The service departs from stance 19 which is located outside the UK arrivals hall and will travel into the heart of Edinburgh. The service includes a stop at Waverley Bridge where Waverley train station is located. A single journey is £3.50 and a return ticket would be £6.00. If you arrive at the airport in the “wee” small hours you can board the N22 bus which will also take the same route to the centre of Edinburgh. A flat fare of £3.00 applies for this journey. **For further information on the Airlink services including timetables and routes, please visit: http://www.flybybus.com/index.php TAXI CENTRAL TAXIS There are separate taxi ranks for private airport taxis and for city "black cabs" outside the east (UK Arrivals) end of the terminal building. A journey to the city centre typically takes about 25 minutes and the fare would be approximatley £18. A direct journey to Glasgow city centre should typically take 45 minutes and the fare would be approximnatley £90. “Black Cabs” are provided by Central Taxis and you can find these waiting outside the terminal building or you can also book one in advance on +44(0)131 229 2468 ** For further information on Onward Travel please visit: http://www.taxis-edinburgh.co.uk/home PRIVATE HIRE AIRPORT TAXIS ONWARD TRAVEL & EDINBURGH AIRPORT TAXIS Private Airport Taxi arrangements can be managed by two main providers, Onward Travel & Edinburgh Airport Taxis. You can contact Onward Travel to book your taxi on +44 (0)131 333 2255 Edinburgh Airport Taxis can also be booked in advance on +44 (0)131 663 6526 ** For further information on Onward Travel & Edinburgh Airport Taxis please visit: http://www.onwardtravel.com/ http://www.edinburghairporttaxis.com/index.asp EDINBURGH CITY CENTRE TO GLASGOW CITY CENTRE BY COACH There is a regular coach service provided by Citylink which runs between Edinburgh and Glasgow. The coach departs form St Andrews Square Bus Station and terminates at Buchanan Street Bus Station in Glasgow. A single journey is £5.70 and a return ticket would be £8.40 which is usually valid for a month from the date of purchase. For further information on Citylink services including timetables and routes, please visit: http://www.citylink.co.uk/index.php BY RAIL Delegates can easily reach Glasgow City Centre from Edinburgh City Centre with a very regular and fast train service.
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