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Oxford Tube to London adult return from £15

Including Hillingdon, Shepherd's Bush, Marble Arch & Victoria

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You can get single adult coach tickets on the Oxford Tube Coach service between London and Oxford for £9, or £15 for return tickets (come back within three months).

Single tickets for students, those aged 16-26, or over 60 are £8, or £13 for return tickets. Children aged 5-15 can travel for free with a paying adult (normally £5 single, £7.50 return) for journeys between London and Oxford only, any day of the week.

Pickups and drops-offs are from London, Hillingdon, Lewknor and Oxford.

You can buy tickets and passes on the Oxford Tube app, from the driver, the Oxford Tube website, by phone on 01865 77 22 50, or from various ticket sellers.
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Free travel for London Marathon runners

No need to buy a ticket, just show your race number to staff

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Sometimes getting to the London Marathon can be as tough as the race itself, but one bonus of being a runner is you can get free public transport on most services within London and on some services to and from the capital on race day.

Here's a list of services giving marathon runners (but not spectators) free travel on Sun 28 Apr. You don't need to get a ticket, just show your race number to staff.
- Transport for London - runners can travel for free on London Underground, London buses, London Overground, DLR, TfL Rail, trams, and Emirates Air Line between 4.30am and 6.30pm. If you're a race official or on-duty St John Ambulance volunteer you can also travel for free on these services by showing your officials' course pass or tabard.
- Southeastern - runners get free travel from London Victoria, Cannon Street, Charing Cross, Waterloo East and London Bridge to either Greenwich, Maze Hill or Blackheath.
- Thameslink - runners can travel free on services from London Bridge to either Greenwich or Maze Hill, between 6.45am and 10.30am.
- c2c - runners get free travel between Essex and London.
- Chiltern Railways - runners get free travel on London Marylebone services with additional early morning trains at 6.40am from Banbury and 7am from Aylesbury via High Wycombe.
- Oxford Tube - runners get free travel on coaches between Oxford and London on Sat 27 Apr (if you're travelling down the day before the race) and Sun 28 Apr. Show your race number, certificate or badge to the driver.
- Oxford Bus Company - runners can travel free on the X90 coach service between Oxford and London.
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