Bristol to Luton bus with National Express

Buses from Bristol to Luton

Travelling on buses from Bristol to Luton can take as little as 4 hours when using the service provided by National Express. The journey includes a change at Heathrow Airport to catch a connecting bus to Luton. In the morning, the first bus departs Bristol Coach Station at roughly 4:30 a.m., including the weekends. At the end of the day, the last service leaves Bristol before 7:00 p.m. arriving into Luton before 11:00 p.m. Buses from Bristol to Luton are frequent, with at least an hourly service and sometimes more buses, e.g. at peak times.

Taking the Bus from Bristol

Travellers leaving for Luton will depart from Bristol Bus Station, it is centrally located on Marlborough Street, close to the popular Broadmead Shopping centre. First, Stagecoach and ABus operate many services to the terminus from the west of England and the local area. There is also an A1 Flyer route which provides a connection to Bristol Airport. The city has a well established network of night buses provided by First, route X2 stops at Bristol Bus Station.

Getting into Luton by Bus

Luton is a large town in the county of Bedfordshire, it has many cultural attractions such as the Stockwood Discovery Centre and a vibrant annual carnival, which welcomes over 100,000 visitors from across the globe. People arriving by bus will disembark at the Luton Bus Interchange at the end of Station Road, next to the train terminus. From here it takes two minutes to walk to the town centre, although there are many road and rail links to local and regional destinations. There is no comprehensive night bus service; however, the Green Line bus company operate route 757, 24 hours a day, linking Luton town to the airport and London.