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Shuttle Buses?


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Hi Folks,

Wondering if anyone can help me here. Going to Leeds for the first time this year and was going to book a hotel in Leeds and use the shuttle buses to get to and from the festival site each day. (Yes I'm wimping out but I've done my fair share of festival camping so I'm allowed a break now and then :-P)

Does anyone know where in Leeds the buses leave from? Just to help me with finding a nearby hotel:- keep the city walking to a minimum :).

Thanks in advance.

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Hi Folks,

Wondering if anyone can help me here. Going to Leeds for the first time this year and was going to book a hotel in Leeds and use the shuttle buses to get to and from the festival site each day. (Yes I'm wimping out but I've done my fair share of festival camping so I'm allowed a break now and then :-P)

Does anyone know where in Leeds the buses leave from? Just to help me with finding a nearby hotel:- keep the city walking to a minimum :).

Thanks in advance.

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Perfect thank you! And I'm not gonna moan about the price if you get unlimited shuttles for 18 quid!! That's what it costs me for a return for TITP each day and it's only 30 mins from where I live!!

Bargain :) haha.

Probably get the train down too if it's decent ticket prices so that's spot on if everything is nearby :).

Cheers.

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Can anyone help with this.

Im also wondering if i can pay for the bus on the bus says on the website need to pay at Leeds bus stations seems off that i'd have to go back to leeds town centre, when im staying right by the Tesco..

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