Coaches to Oxford

Buses to Oxford take 100–110 min from London (£1–£15)

The travel time between London and Oxford by coach (bus) is around 100–110 minutes (traffic willing).

The Oxford bus station is on Gloucester Green in the NW corner of the city center.

There are three competing bus companies on the London-to-Oxford route.

Megabus coaches between Oxford and London (£1–£12)

Megabus runs coaches every 20 minutes during the day, at least hourly between midnight and 6am.

Tickets start at £1 to £7 if purchased a few days in advance online, £7 to £12 last-minute (cheaper tickets are for less conveneint—early and late—departure times).

The Megabus London stop is by Victoria Station, at Buckingham Palace Rd, Stop 10.

Oxford express coaches between Oxford and London (£15)

Oxford Express provides X90 coach service from London to the Oxford bus station.

Coaches usually depart about every 20 minutes during the day. The trip takes about 100 min. You can buy tickets from the driver.

One-way is £15; a same-day or next-day return (round-trip) ticket costs £18; a regular "period" return (up to 3 months) £20.

London bus stops include:

Green Line coach station (Buckingham Palace Road, Stop 7)
Victoria Rail Station (Buckingham Palace Road, Stop 11)
Marble Arch, on Park Lane opposite the NE corner of Hyde Park (stop 14)
Marylebone Road, at Upper Montagu St. (stop P)

Oxford Tube coaches between Oxford and London (£15)

No, Oxford Tube is not an underground train, It is the fanciful name for a bus company that runs coaches to and from London every 15–20 minutes during teh day, every 30 minutes in the evening, and at least hourly overnight.

Tickets (you can buy form the driver) start at £15; a same-day or next-day return (round-trip) ticket costs £18; a regular "period" return (up to 3 months) £20.

London bus stops include: