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in South Wales in SOUTH WALES ticketsin South Wales to go FROM 17 MARCH 2018 A GUIDE TO FARES & TICKETS in South Wales in SOUTH WALES 2 Customerin South Wales ticket product information Introducing our range of tickets for travel by Stagecoach bus in and around South Wales from Single and Returns to money-saving four weekly and monthly unlimited travel tickets. We sell singles, day returns, day and week tickets on bus, our drivers give change and we accept contactless payment on bus. With weekly, four weekly and monthly tickets available online and delivered to your home on Smartcard – no photo needed. A Smartcard supplied on bus are charged at £1, smartcards issued online there is no charge. We also sell day and week tickets through our App straight to your smart-phone. Our App is free to download. www.stagecoachbus.com/tickets All tickets are issued subject to our conditions of carriage which are available from Company offices and our website. www.stagecoachbus.com/conditions-of-carriage All prices quoted are correct at the time of going to print. Please retain your ticket for inspection, as it is our policy that all customers have a valid ticket for travel. Please take care of your ticket as lost, stolen and damaged or defaced tickets cannot be replaced. Tickets we sell and where to buy them from Single and day return fares are available on bus from your bus driver. Through the Stagecoach website and App you may search for the price of a journey and pay on the bus, our drivers give change and accept contactless payment. Family Travel – Available from your bus driver. Point to point family single and return travel. The price is based on twice the Adult Single or Return fare between two points. A family may consist of up to 2 Adults and 3 children, or 1 Adult and up to four children all travelling together. Our drivers give change and accept contactless payment. @@ Unlimited Travel Tickets Dayrider – a day’s unlimited Weekly Point to Point Travel– Stagecoach bus travel within a zone. Available for up to 7 days consecutive travel from the bus driver between two @@ specific points. Only available in Blaenau Gwent, Ebbw@ Vale and services from Explorer @–@ A days unlimited stagecoach Bargoed to Merthyr Tydfil and Ebbw bus travel throughout the Stagecoach Vale to Pontypool. Our website and App South Wales network also including; provide pricing information for your Gloucester,@ Ross-on-Wye,@ Monmouth, specific journey. Cheltenham (on Stagecoach West buses). @ @@ @ Megarider@@ @– From one week to four Route Rider – A weekly ticket weeks Stagecoach bus travel within available from the bus driver for specific a zone. A Smartcard issued on bus is area or service.@ Offers unlimited travel. charged at £1.@@ A smartcard issued online there is no additional charge. @ @@@ @ MegariderXtra@ – Monthly unlimited Unirider – For full time students Stagecoach bus travel within a zone, this and like a megarider@ with unlimited is a recurring monthly payment@@@ @product travel - see page 27 for zones, prices and available online.@@@ Minimum sign up is just eligability one month, with no cancellation fee. @ @ Where to @@@@ – this denotes an expanded buy your local zonal area offering wider ticket... Bus App Online Rail Stn Stagecoach@ bus travel. @ @@@@ in South Wales in SOUTH WALES What Pricein South to Wales Pay 3 What Price To Pay? Adult Prices – Those aged 16 and local bus services. It’s free to apply https:// over (16 – 18 see MyTravelPass opposite) mytravelpass.gov.uk.wales/en/ Over 5: Child fares are charged for Just present the MyTravelPass when children aged between 5 and under you travel to get 33% off the cost off 16. You may be asked to confirm your (Adult) travel. age when requesting a child fare or Family Tickets – Two Adults and up subsequently using a child ticket. Child to three children or one adult and up to fares are charged at 33% off the adult four children. price. Change – We appreciate customers Child Prices – Infants under 5; up to who present the exact fare, it helps the 4 children under the age of 5 can travel driver keep on time. Our drivers will free when accompanied by a responsible provide change if they are able to do so. passenger, providing they do not occupy a seat to the exclusion of a fare paying Dogs – Guide dogs and assistance passenger or are seated in a buggy in a dogs will be carried free of charge at all designated space on the vehicle. times. The charge for all other dogs is 90p per journey or £7.10 for a weekly mytravelpass (MTP) – If your are ticket. A Weekly ticket is valid for up to aged between 16-18 yrs inc, you can get 7 consecutive days only on the bus route 33% off the cost of bus travel, compared purchased and parallel route/s point to to the Adult price. This discount is point. available if you are resident in Wales on all Contents Customer ticket product Information 2-3 Multi bus operator tickets 4 Concessionary Travel 5 Bus & Rail tickets 6-7 Route Rider zone 8 Aberdare zone 9 Caerphilly 10 Caerphilly & Cardiff plus zone 11 Cardiff zone 12 Cardiff plus zone 13 Merthyr Tydfil zone 14 Merthyr Tydfil plus zone 15 South Wales Network 16-17 Pontypool zone 18 Cwmbran zone 19 Cwmbran & Newport plus zone 20 Torfaen plus zone 21 Islwyn zone 22 Newport zone 23 Pontypridd & Cardiff plus zone 24 Rhondda zone @@@ @ 25 Unirider 26-27 Local depot contact details 31 Where you can buy your ticket... @@@ @ Bus AppApp Online RailBus Stn These symbols are used throughout this publication to let you know where you may buy your @ticket.@@ @ in South Wales in SOUTH WALES 4 Multiin South Wales bus operator tickets Multi-operator tickets Period @Returns Period return tickets are available for Brecon town services and from Mid Wales on the T4 service. These are valid for return travel within one calendar month. @ Powys Flexirider@ You can purchase 10 single journeys at once for use within 4 weeks in Powys on Stagecoach @services X43/43, Brecon town services and TrawsCymru T4 north of Felinfach. @ Powys Day@ Unlimited travel for one day on bus services in Powys. Also available for travel between Powy@ s–Cardiff on T4 and T14, Powys–Hereford on T14 and from Abergavenny on X43/43. @ TrawsCymru@ Day Ticket Valid for one days travel on all TrawsCymru services. This includes Stagecoach operated T4@ (Car diff–Newtown) and T14 (Cardiff–Hereford). Buy on the bus on the day of travel. @ NetworkRider Day and weekly unlimited bus travel with participating bus operators throughout South Wales.@ Participating bus operators; Cardiff Bus, Connect 2, Easyway Ltd., Edwards Coaches, First Cymru (East of Pyle), Globe Coaches, Glyn Evans Harris Coaches, Harton Coaches (formerly EST), Henley's of Abertillery, Monmouthshire County Council NAT (not available Traws Cymru, Cardiff Airport, Powys or Swansea area services), Newport Bus, Peyton Travel of Bridgend, Phil Anslow Coaches, Rees Travel, Thomas of Rhondda, Stagecoach in South Wales (excluding Traws Cymru from Newtown to Felinfach and megabus), Watts Coaches. The area valid for travel (with NetworkRider) on Stagecoach bus services, is the South Wales zone. See pages 16-17, prices below. Concession@ Network Rider Day £5.50 Weekly £17.60 Available to English and Scottish concessionary pass holders or anyone aged over 60 with passport@ proof of ID. @ @ Adult MTP/Child Family Adult MTP/Child @ Day Day Day 1 Week 1 week Network Rider £8.50 £5.50 £16.70 £26.00 £17.30 Powys Day £8.00 £4.00 £16.00 TrawsCymru@ Day £10.00 £7.00 £25.00 in South Wales in SOUTH WALES Concessionaryin South Travel Wales 5 The All Wales Concessionary Travel scheme allows all men and women, who are either aged 60 and over, disabled or visually impaired and who are residents of Wales, to travel free on all registered local bus services throughout Wales, without any time restriction. As a concessionary pass holder, as long as your bus journey either starts or finishes in Wales, you can also travel free on our bus services into England (Routes 39 and X3 to Hereford). Additionally, the All Wales Concessionary Bus Pass scheme allows persons over 5 years of age, with certain disabilities, to travel free on all registered local bus services throughout Wales, without any time restriction. When Travelling on a bus there are 4 easy steps to help the driver... 1 Board the bus. Show the driver your concession pass, photo toward 2 the driver. Then place the Concession Pass on the ticket machine lid The ticket machine will acknowledge that the pass has 3 been read and will respond with a bleep, a green light and will issue a ticket. Please take your ticket, retain it for inspection and then 4 take your seat. If you have just turned 60 and haven’t got your pass yet generally you can apply for a new pass at your local Post Office or Local Authority office where you will be asked to complete an application form and provide a passport size and quality colour photograph. You will also need to provide proof of age and address. English concessionary pass holders will be entitled to free travel on bus services in England between 0930 and 2300 on Mondays to Fridays or at any time at weekends and on bank holidays. English residents do not qualify for free travel on our services in Wales, except those living in Herefordshire, who are entitled to use their passes on certain cross boundary journeys as long as you stay on the bus to any destination on Service X3 or 39.
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