Hull Freedom Festival - Get there by bus!
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The Hull Freedom Festival is a vibrant celebration of arts, culture, and community, taking place in the heart of Hull from 28th August to 1st September. This annual event brings together an exciting mix of performances, installations, and interactive experiences, all free to attend. Whether a local or visiting from afar, East Yorkshire Buses can get you there comfortably and affordably. Here’s your guide to travelling to the festival with us.
Travel to Hull Freedom Festival: Route Guide
From Beverley and Surrounding Areas
- Routes: X46, X47, 23, 121
- Best Stops: Hull Paragon Interchange. Specific journeys also stop at Bond Street and Carr Lane.
From Cottingham and Willerby
- Routes: 104, 105, 63, 154
- Best Stops: Albion Street (opposite Hull New Theatre).
From Hessle and Anlaby
- Routes: 66, 152, 153, 154, 57
- Best Stops: Carr Lane (except Route 57, which stops directly at Hull Interchange).
From East Hull
- Routes: 56, 57, 78, 79
- Best Stops: Wilberforce Drive or George Street.
From Withernsea and Coastal Villages
- Routes: 75, 75H, X7, 24
- Best Stops: Hull Paragon Interchange, City Hall (Victoria Square), or George Street.
From Elloughton
- Route: 55
- Route 55: Serves Elloughton and Brough, with some journeys extending from Goole, Gilberdyke, and North Cave.
Additional Tips:
- Check Real-Time Updates: Visit the East Yorkshire Buses website or app for live updates.
- Maximum Single Fare: The maximum single fare is no more than £2.
- Travelling as a group: Try a "6 people for £6" group travel ticket. This initiative is supported by the Department for Transport and Hull City Council. Valid in Hull and surrounding areas, including Wawne, Cottingham, Willerby, Kirk Ella, Anlaby, and Hessle,