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Day Trips from Galway
Discover the wild west of The Emerald Isle and explore the Galway with a day trip
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Liverpool: Bus between John Lennon Airport and Liverpool ONE Bus Station
Relax on a comfortable bus transfer between Liverpool Airport and Liverpool
Duration:
45mins
Wheelchair accessible
Duration:
45mins
Wheelchair accessible
Free WiFi on board
Power supply is available at every seat.
The bus is easily accessible for people on wheelchairs.
Leather seats can be easily adjustable.
Meeting point
Speke Hall Avenue, L24 1YD, Liverpool- Take line 500, 86A, or 82A for this route
- The pickup and drop off stop at the Liverpool John Lennon Airport is right outside the main terminal
- The pickup and drop off stop at Liverpool ONE Bus Station is located on Canning Place, Liverpool L1 8JX, United Kingdom
- Simply show your mobile ticket to the bus driver
- Please download the timetable and map at the bottom of the page for more information about the service times and stops
Arriva North West Ltd provides great transport links to and from Liverpool John Lennon Airport to Liverpool ONE Bus Station.
Avoid the hassle of navigating the public transportation system before or after a long journey. Instead, relax and enjoy the views of Liverpool from the comfort of your seat.
Stay connected with free Wi-Fi and a power supply in every seat. All buses have an accessible area for wheelchairs.
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