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GLASGOW CITY CENTRE BUCHANAN to GLASGOW AIRPORT BUS STATION Bus Stop 6090117 KILLERMONT ST GLASGOW CITY CENTRE BUCHANAN TO GLASGOW AIRPORT BUS STATION Bus Stop 6090117 KILLERMONT ST JOHN LEWIS RENFREW ST BUCHANAN 1 BUS STATION KILLERMONT ST ROYAL CONCERT HALL/ SAUCHIEHALL ST BUCHANAN GALLERIES P SAUCHIEHALL LN WELCOME TO BATH ST NORTH HANOVER ST BATH LANE BATH ST Glasgow WEST REGENT ST CATHEDRAL ST Important information about your WEST REGENT LANE U RENFIELD ST Ryanair Coach Transfer between CITY OF WEST NILE ST P GLASGOW Glasgow Airport and Glasgow WEST GEORGE ST QUEEN ST COLLEGE TRAIN STATION BUCHANAN ST City Centre. NELSON MANDELA PLACE 2 NORTH HANOVER ST QUEEN ST WEST GEORGE ST TRAIN < Glasgow STATION Airport ST VINCENT ST N HANOVER ST Bus Stop 3 GEORGE SQUARE 6090108 ST VINCENT ST CITY CHAMBERS Bus Stop GLASGOW CENTRAL 609076 TRAIN STATION You can pick up your Ryanair Coach Transfer at three ST VINCENT ST convenient city centre locations: Fired Earth KILLERMONT STREET 1 Outside Buchanan Bus Station. Bus stop number 6090117 RENFIELD ST DURY LANE NORTH HANOVER STREET 2 The bus stop is opposite the side entrance to Queen Street Station. Bus stop number 6090108 ST VINCENT STREET Operated on behalf of 3 Outside Fired Earth shop. Bus stop number 609076 Ryanair by McGill’s Bus stop numbers are located on the bus stop flag Pick up your Ryanair Coach Transfer GLASGOW AIRPORT to Glasgow city centre at stance B5 Thank you for booking your coach TO GLASGOW CITY CENTRE outside the main terminal building International Arrivals transfer to/from Glasgow Airport to Exit the terminal building and turn Glasgow City Centre. right. Stance B5 is 70 metres on your right hand side. Domestic Arrivals Exit the terminal building and turn Don’t Forget right. Stance B5 is 70 metres past the terminal building on your right hand side. To pre-print your tickets or have your e-ticket available on your phone before your departure. Coaches depart Glasgow Airport STANCE B5 3 40 minutes after your flight has BUTE RD MAIN TERMINAL landed. BUILDING1 2 CALEDONIA WAY City centre departures to the (CAR DROP-OFF) 4 5 airport leave 2 hours before your P flight departure. HOLIDAY For example, the coach will P INN depart Glasgow city centre at 1. Main Building Entrance 1400 hours for a 1600 hours Glasgow > 2. International Arrivals flight departure. 3. Ryanair check-in desk M8 4. Coach Transfer Pick-Up point 5. Car Drop - Off What to do if you miss M8 your transfer You can reach the airport using McGill’s local bus network. Take McGill’s 17 or 38 service from Union < Greenock/Paisley St, Glasgow to Paisley town centre. From here, ON ARRIVAL YOUR TICKET(S) YOUR COACH YOUR JOURNEY FURTHER INFO you can board a McGill’s 757 on Smithhills Street to Glasgow airport. Follow directions on Please hand your is operated by Your coach will More information the map to stance printed ticket to McGill’s, on behalf operate to/from ahead of your trip A GoZone1 day ticket will cover the cost of both B5 outside the main the driver, or have of Ryanair. The the airport via the is available at www. bus journeys. You will receive a 10% discount on terminal building. your e-ticket open destination screen M8. It will stop at mcgillsbuses.co.uk/ the cost of your GoZone 1 day ticket if you show on your phone for will display ‘Ryanair Glasgow Central ryanair. You can also your driver your coach transfer ticket (both the PLEASE NOTE: paper and e-ticket are acceptable). Your coach will boarding. Transfer - Glasgow’. train station, Queen email enquiries@ depart the airport 40 Street train station mcgillsbuses.co.uk or For more information, please see our website minutes after your and Buchanan Bus call 08000 51 56 51. www.mcgillsbuses.co.uk/ryanair flight lands. Station..
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