The bargain low fare is available everyday, on the ‘Sky Class’ luxury buses, which run direct between the two cities every 30 minutes during the day throughout the week.
And for those who decide to make a day of it and stay out late, the £1 day return tickets can be used to travel home to Leeds – or York – on Coastliner buses between the two cities.
The company have invested £1.4 million in a fleet of five ‘Sky Class’ buses for the Cityzap service in November 2020, each one packed with luxury features including high-comfort seating with tables, wireless and USB charging, and fast and free Wi-Fi.
The voice of BBC Yorkshire weatherman Paul Hudson announces next stops and key information throughout the journey.
Commercial Director Paul Turner said: “This amazing £1 day return deal on our Cityzap ‘Sky Class’ buses is our way to encourage people to safely rediscover the attractions on our doorstep this summer – such as the Minster, Jorvik Viking Centre, Castle Museum and Chocolate Story plus many more in York, or the great shopping, leisure attractions, museums and galleries in Leeds.
There are no catches or vouchers to collect to take advantage of this low fare deal – all customers need to do is hop on a Cityzap bus ask the driver for a £1 day return ticket.
The same low fare applies to adults and young people under 19, so it’ll add up to a big saving for families looking for a day out this summer.”
Customers can use the Transdev Go mobile app to see how much space there is on board their bus before travelling – Transdev keeping a close eye on how many people are travelling, and providing additional capacity where needed.
The best way to buy a £1 return is using contactless payment cards, which can be used on all buses. Cash is also accepted, with the exact fare appreciated.
The full Cityzap timetable can be found here and on the free to download Transdev Go mobile app.
