Seagate Bus Station serves Dundee, Scotland. It has eight stances. The Seagate Bus Station is the main stop for journeys leaving the city, run by Stagecoach South Scotland. Apart from Stagecoach East Scotland and Citylink, no other bus companies go through or stop at Seagate Bus Station.
Located five minutes' walk from Dundee's High Street, it has bus links to many Scottish towns and cities. It also serves as a home to a café, newsagents, and public toilets.
The bus station is located about 100 metres to the east of the site of the 1906 Dundee fire.
Services
Service Deviations Depending on the time and day (usually during early morning, evening, night, and weekends) certain services may terminate at a different location. Services may also be delayed, diverted, or cancelled. It is important to check in advance to clarify with the service you would like to take to adhere to your schedule by using service apps or websites.
In Bus Station
Stagecoach East Scotland A list of bus services from the bus station run by Stagecoach South Scotland with information found on the Stagecoach Website.
X7 Coastrider to Aberdeen 16/B to Perth 20/C to Kirriemuir or Glamis 21/A/B/D to Kirriemuir or Glamis 22 to Kirriemuir 40 to Glenrothes 41 to Cupar 42 to Tayport 46 to Kirkcaldy 57 to Coupar Angus 57/A to Perth 59 to Blairgowrie 72 to Arbroath 99/99S to St Andrews
Citylink A list of bus services from the bus station run byand Citylink with information found on the Megabus Website & Citylink Website. M8 to Glasgow M9 to Glasgow or Aberdeen M92 to Edinburgh or Aberdeen
Other Services Other services, mostly run by Xplore Dundee, stop outside the bus station instead of entering it.
Coaches Other services such as Flixbus & Ember stop at different locations around Dundee City Centre, and not in Dundee Bus Station.
History The station was opened in 1958, replacing W. Alexander & Sons' bus station on Lindsay Street and South Ward Road.
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