Gloucester Green Coach Station

Don’t use the «overnight car park» as it’s not actually overnight like it says on their website. My car was locked in, and had to hang around in Oxford in the freezing cold until it reopened at 7.30am in the morning. What makes it worse is I found out afterwards that it closes at midnight. If that the case, why is it then it was closed at 11.55pm? Obviously their security wanted an early night.

Gloucester Green Coach Station is where the Oxford Tube from London arrives and terminates at.
I found the staff very helpful and when I needed a bus to take me to Blenheim Palace they pointed me to the right stop.
They have toilets which you are so grateful after a long journey, plus an overnight toilet which they leave open as well. Their is a cash machine but it will charge you £1:99 to withdraw cash. Their is a are helpful leaflets on coach timetables, plus the information office as well if you would like to speak to someone.
Because it is not far from the high street their are eateries along their plus behind the bus station itself as well.
Yep its a good one.

This has a much nicer feel to it than Buchanan street, and along with the usual café nero’s etc thee is a local coffee shop that sells lovely coffee and I would recommend walking to the end of the block to try that one.
It’s quite an open bus station but because it has a wall around it and shops behind it it’s not toooooo breezy. The staff I spoke to were really friendly and helpful. It’s well located, just a 2 minute walk out of the city centre.

Gloucester Green is the main coach station serving Oxford and there is a good chance you will alight here if you get a bus to Oxford. Coaches to London are very frequent, there are also coaches to the airports (Heathrow, Luton, Stansted, Gatwick) and other nearby cities (Birmingham, Leicester, Coventry, Cambridge, though the latter takes 3 hours!). The station itself has limited indoor seating, which is quite removed from the coach stands, so your best bet is to perch next to the coach stands themselves whilst you wait for your bus.
There is a ticket office selling tickets for future travel, though you can usually buy your ticket on the coach. Gloucester Green is just behind the coach station, with a number of takeways — notably Kebab Kid, if you need a quick bite. There are also numerous restaurants on George St round the corner.

The Green is your gateway to the UK. Gloucester Green has buses running 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to London. And if you need to go anywhere else in the UK it will never be a problem. I have travelled to Edinburgh from the Green before. Coach travel tends to be a little slower than trains but it is a lot cheaper. The Green is slap bang right in the middle of town making it very convenient. Students take student ID to get discounts.

Whether it’s a concert in Manchester or the weekend in London, this is the cheapest place to set off from. Forget the trains if you are going south. The bus is the way to go. Excellent student discounts on bus fares countrywide and (amazingly) Gloucester Green is smack bang in the middle of town. Very accessible and convenient.

Gate way to everywhere. when you are a student, transportation must be cheap… so we go everywhere by coach, and oxford has one of the best transport coach links outside of london. the national express coach company operates to all over the country as well as direct links to gatwick and heathrow, as well as the legdenry, the famous oxford tube… a students god send.
so, if you need to go anywhere, u can probably get there from the green.