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Frequently asked questions

Yes, all FlixBus coaches on the Glasgow to London route feature onboard restrooms.
Bus tickets from Glasgow to London with FlixBus are available from as low as £25.99.
The route between Glasgow and London generally takes about 8 hours 45 minutes by coach and covers approximately 420 miles.
Passengers travelling from Glasgow to London by coach are permitted to bring one piece of checked luggage (50x80x30 cm, up to 20 kg) and one hand luggage (30x42x18 cm, up to 7 kg) at no cost. For additional or special luggage, refer to this page. You can bring your bike with FlixBus, subject to availability. Check here for bike prices.
The first coach service from Glasgow to London is at 07:45.
The day's last coach departure from Glasgow to London is set for 23:55.
There's no requirement for a printed bus ticket for your journey between Glasgow and London. After completing your online booking, you'll receive an email containing a PDF with a QR code, which serves as your digital ticket. If you booked via the FlixBus App, your ticket will be saved there. Just present this digital QR code to the driver upon boarding.
In Glasgow, there are 9 coach stops. As for London, it has 13 stops.. You can locate the FlixBus stops on the map above on this page.
Yes, weekend bus options are available from Glasgow to London. You can depart on Friday and return on Sunday. Check the bus route’s schedule and choose the best trip to suit your plans!
Yes, night coach services run from Glasgow to London. Check the timetable and pick the option that works for you!
Every FlixBus coach between Glasgow and London is designed to cater to passengers with mobility constraints. We accommodate wheelchairs, folding chairs, and other mobility aids at no extra charge, and all trips welcome service animals to ensure accessible, comfortable travel.
Yes, most of our coaches on the Glasgow -London route are equipped with free WiFi.

Travel Guide: Glasgow to London via FlixBus

Traveling from Glasgow to London with FlixBus is an efficient and pleasurable way to navigate the distance between these two vibrant cities. With careful organization, your journey will be both relaxing and simple. Whether you are on a business trip or on a leisurely vacation, FlixBus ensures a safe, comfortable, and cost-effective journey. The Glasgow-London route offers you the opportunity to see the diverse landscapes of the United Kingdom while enjoying the top-notch amenities provided by FlixBus.

Departing from Glasgow

Glasgow is well-served by a comprehensive transport network, making it easy to reach your FlixBus stop for your journey to London. Here is a brief list of transport options to get you to your FlixBus stop in Glasgow:

  • Glasgow Subway: The most efficient way to navigate the city, the Glasgow Subway is a quick and reliable mode of transport. With 15 stations and a complete circuit time of just 24 minutes, it covers the city centre, west end and southside of Glasgow comprehensively. The subway runs every 4 minutes during peak times, ensuring you can reach your departure point promptly.
  • Taxis: Glasgow's black cabs are available 24/7 and offer a convenient, though more expensive, option for getting around. They can be hailed on the street, found at taxi ranks, or booked via mobile apps. Taxis are an excellent choice if you have heavy luggage, prefer a direct, door-to-door service, or are travelling in a group.
  • First Bus Glasgow: Operating over 80 routes across the city, First Bus Glasgow provides extensive coverage, ensuring you can reach your FlixBus stop from virtually anywhere in the city. For the best prices and convenience, download the First Bus App, where you can buy and store tickets, plan your journey, and track your next bus.

Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, Glasgow's efficient and user-friendly transport network ensures you can reach your FlixBus departure point with ease, ready to embark on your journey to London.

Arriving in London

Upon your arrival at your FlixBus stop in London, you'll find yourself amidst a plethora of transportation options to get you to your final destination or to start exploring the city. London's public transport system is vast and efficient, making it simple to traverse this expansive city and visit its many iconic landmarks.

Means of Public Transport in London

  • The London Underground (Tube): The quickest and most efficient way to get around London is by using the Underground, or the Tube as it's commonly known. As Europe's largest metro system, it consists of 11 lines and over 270 stations, covering more than 400 kilometers of track. The Tube operates until midnight, with some lines offering 24-hour service on Fridays and Saturdays. If your accommodation is located outside the city center, it's advisable to stay near a Tube station for easy access to the entire city.
  • DLR (Docklands Light Railway): The Docklands Light Railway is an automated light rail system that serves as an extension to the Tube, particularly in East London. While it's not as frequently used by tourists, it connects important areas such as Canary Wharf, Greenwich, Stratford, and London City Airport. The DLR operates on the same schedule and fare system as the Underground, making it a seamless part of the metro network.
  • Buses: The bus network in London is extensive, reaching even the most remote parts of the city. While the iconic double-decker red buses are a quintessential London experience, they can be slower due to traffic, making them less ideal for long journeys. However, they offer great views of the city and are a fun way to see London from above ground. Navigating the numerous bus routes can be complex for visitors, so it's worth planning your journey in advance.
  • Tramlink: Serving primarily the southern suburbs of London, the Tramlink is a reliable transport option for residents of Croydon and nearby areas. While it's less relevant for tourists, it's useful to know if your travels take you to the southern outskirts of London.
  • Taxis: London's famous black cabs operate 24/7 and are a convenient option, especially if you have heavy luggage or prefer a direct, door-to-door service. Taxis can be hailed on the street, found at designated ranks, or booked via mobile apps. However, they tend to be more expensive, especially during peak times and at night.

Whether you're heading to your accommodation or starting your sightseeing straight away, London's efficient and diverse transport network ensures a smooth continuation of your journey after your FlixBus arrival.

Top Must-See Attractions in London

  1. Tower Bridge: This iconic symbol of London is a must-visit. A marvel of Victorian engineering, the bridge offers stunning views of the city from its high-level walkways. Don't miss the glass floor section for a unique perspective!
  2. Big Ben: Known officially as the Elizabeth Tower, Big Ben is one of the most famous landmarks in London. The tower is home to the largest four-faced chiming clock in the world. Listen for the chimes on the hour - a quintessential London experience!
  3. Buckingham Palace: The official residence of Queen Elizabeth II, Buckingham Palace is a must-see. Don't miss the Changing of the Guard ceremony, a tradition that embodies British pomp and pageantry.
  4. Regent's Park: One of London's most beautiful green spaces, Regent's Park is home to the London Zoo and an open-air theatre. Enjoy a leisurely stroll, a picnic, or simply relax and watch the world go by.
  5. London Eye: For a bird's-eye view of the city, take a ride on the London Eye. This giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames offers panoramic views that stretch up to 40 kilometers on a clear day.
  6. Westminster Abbey: This historic, royal church is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has been the setting for every coronation since 1066 and is the final resting place of 17 monarchs.
  7. Houses of Parliament: Also known as the Palace of Westminster, this historic site is home to the UK Parliament. Take a guided tour to see the historic chambers and state rooms and learn about the UK's political history.
  8. Warner Bros. Studios: Film buffs shouldn't miss the chance to explore the magic of the Harry Potter series at Warner Bros. Studios. Take a behind-the-scenes tour and discover the secrets of the beloved films.
  9. Madame Tussauds: Rub shoulders with royalty, film stars, and world leaders at Madame Tussauds wax museum. Snap a selfie with lifelike figures of your favorite celebrities for a fun memory of your London trip.
  10. Thames River Walk: Take a leisurely stroll along the River Thames to see London from a different perspective. The walk offers views of several iconic landmarks, including the Tower Bridge and the Houses of Parliament.

This comprehensive guide will ensure you make the most of your journey from Glasgow to London via FlixBus, taking in the sights and sounds of these two fantastic cities. Happy travels!

Bus travel from Glasgow to London: everything you need to know

  • Bus ticket price: you can travel between Glasgow and London starting from £25.99 (average ticket cost: £68.48).
  • Average duration: the bus journey from Glasgow to London lasts approximately 8 hours 45 minutes.
  • Distance covered: the distance between Glasgow and London is 420 miles, with some variation depending on the bus route and intermediate stops.
  • Bus schedules Glasgow-London: to check departure times of coaches between Glasgow and London, select your travel date: you’ll then see all available trip options with their schedules and prices. You can do this using the selector at the top of this page or by using our interactive map.
  • Bus departure frequency: about 6 departures per day.
  • Bus departure and drop off points: in Glasgow, there are 9 coach stops. As for London, it has 13 stops.. You can locate the FlixBus stops on the map above on this page.
  • Night buses: night bus services are available to depart Glasgow in the evening and arrive at London in total comfort.
  • Weekend trips: with FlixBus, you can depart Glasgow on Friday and return on Sunday for a perfect weekend getaway in London.
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