Chester Bus Interchange Map and Departures

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Chester Bus Interchange Map and Departures

Route Destination Stand Route Destination Stand K Before 23:30 (Mon - Sat) / 20:30 (Sun) 82 Tarvin, Kelsall and Northwich (Main service Foregate Street, Argos) B 1 Zoo, Cheshire Oaks, E. Port, B'head and L'pool F After 23:30 (Mon - Sat) / 20:30 (Sun) 84 Tarvin, Tarporley, Nantwich and Crewe B 1 (Blacon circular) Blacon Point Rd and Melbourne Rd G B Mon-Sat 100 City-Sightseeing tour bus 1A (Blacon circular) Poets Corner and Blacon Parade G H Sun 2 Countess Hospital, Great Sutton, Ellesmere Port and Birkenhead K Town Hall (Shopper Hopper) for Chester Market and 200 H 3 Saltney, Broughton, Buckley and Mold C Storyhouse 5 Caldy Valley and Huntington C 605 Bishop Bluecoat School bus B 7 Vicars Cross C C56 Aldford, Farndon, Holt and Wrexham C 8 Vicars Cross, Pipers Ash and Hoole Lane (Sunday/BH) B CRL Foregate Street and Railway Station C 9 Hoole, Hoole Lane and Pipers Ash B DB1 Handbridge, Lache Lane, Dodleston, Kinnerton and Mold B 9 Countess Hospital, Queensferry, Connahs Quay and Mold C DB2 Handbridge Estate, Curzon Park and Saltney Ferry B 10/10A Queensferry, Connahs Quay, Bagilt and Holywell F DB4 Blacon, Saughall and Deeside Industrial Estate H 15 Blacon and Saughall H T1 Queensferry, Connahs Quay, Bagilt, Holywell & Greenfield F 15A Countess Hospital, Blacon and Saughall H X1 Saltney, Broughton, Mold and Rhuthin C 16 Handbridge, Lache and Saltney A X2 Countess Hospital, E. Port, Elton and Runcorn L 21 Hoole, Mickle Trafford, Helsby and Frodsham B X8 Zoo, Cheshire Oaks, E. Port and Liverpool L 22 Willaston, Neston, Parkgate, Heswall, Arrowe Park and Moreton H X30 Hoole, Mickle Trafford, Helsby, Frodsham, Runcorn and Warrington B 26 Wervin and Ellesmere Port L Park & Ride 26/28 Boughton Heath and Guilden Sutton (and Elton) C PR1 Upton (Zoo) Park & Ride E 41/41A Christleton, Waverton, Tattenhall, Malpas and Whitchurch C PR1 Wrexham Road Park & Ride D 41B Caldy Valley, Huntington, Christleton and Waverton C PR2 Boughton Heath Park & Ride D 51 Victoria Rd and Plas Newton J PR2 Sealand Road Park & Ride E 53 Hoole and Kingsway A NATIONAL EXPRESS services to all destinations N 5 June 2017 Gorse Stacks D E C N F B A G M H L Key Customer Services K A Bus Stands Male Toilets/Baby Change J Female Toilets/Baby Change Accessible Toilet/Baby Change Changing Places Facility Staff area Information Point Newsagents St Oswalds Way Coffee Shop Wayfinding Strip Shopmobility telephone point Pedestrian Crossing.

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