Megabus Sleeper Coach Glasgow to London

[radamfi]

Did you get one both ways?

No, I've got a TPE+Connections Advance from High Street to Preston via Edinburgh, then staying overnight in Rochdale, then going first thing next morning from Manchester to Birmingham (£1 on Megabus) then using Chiltern Silver train to Marylebone.

 

[telstarbox]

Review in the Scottish Sun here

 

[Blindtraveler]

anybody else done this since and did you get any sleap/are the beds cumfy?

 

[route101]

Not yet . Im gonna try and get a trip on it by April. I seen the fares advertised at £35.

 

[Blindtraveler]

what anoys me is it doesnt make it clear on website which service it is!

 

[Deerfold]

what anoys me is it doesnt make it clear on website which service it is!

The icon next to the service has a sleeping driver (which is quite worrying) instead of the normal driver - I guess that's not translating well for you.

It's the slightly faster of the two overnight services as it has no intermediate stops - it's also usually significantly more expensive!

 

[Blindtraveler]

are thanks for that, from that I assume its the one booked off Glasgow later? No, the icon doesnt quite work for me but agree, a catnapping driver is a minor cause for concern!

 

[Deerfold]

are thanks for that, from that I assume its the one booked off Glasgow later? No, the icon doesnt quite work for me but agree, a catnapping driver is a minor cause for concern!

Yes, the sleepers leave 10 minutes later and arrive 5 minutes earlier than the seated overnight service in both directions.

 

[Blindtraveler]

ta!

 

[route101]

Its the 2310 departure from Glasgow. Gets in at 7 at Victoria which is too early for me. It seems to £30 and i seen a video of the interior which showed bus having normal seats with the berths . I really do wonder who uses this service.