Buses in Aldershot: Stagecoach Routes, Tickets and Bus Passes

Stagecoach South runs most of Aldershot's local buses. The biggest change for anyone used to the old routine is that the old bus station next to the railway station has closed, so this guide starts there.

Where is the bus station?

Aldershot Bus Station used to sit beside the railway station on Station Road. Stagecoach stopped terminating buses there after 7 May 2023, according to the transport news site Bus & Train User, which reported that buses would be dispersed to stops around the town centre, including Victoria Road, High Street and Court Road. Hampshire County Council has since carried out a scheme to improve the area outside the station, which it describes as including a realigned public transport interchange for buses, taxis and cycling (see its Aldershot station scheme page). South Western Railway says local bus services are about a 10-minute walk from the station in town.

Because stops have moved before, check the exact stop for your route on the Stagecoach timetable page or the live departures on bustimes.org.

Main Stagecoach South routes

These are the routes that Stagecoach lists on stagecoachbus.com with Aldershot as an end of the route. Route names are as shown on the Stagecoach site.

• 1: Aldershot to Camberley, Old Dean.
• 3: Aldershot to Yateley.
• 4 and 5: Aldershot to Farnham.
• 7: Aldershot to Elvetham Heath and Phoenix Green.
• 16: Aldershot to Rowledge.
• 17 and 18: Aldershot to Whitehill and the High Lane Estate.
• 20: Aldershot to Guildford.
• 403: Aldershot to Yateley.

We have not quoted frequencies or first and last bus times, because they change with each timetable. Open the route link for the current timetable and any service notices.

Day tickets

Stagecoach sells DayRider tickets, which it describes as unlimited travel in a chosen zone for a day, available on the bus or in the Stagecoach app. We have not quoted a DayRider fare because we could not confirm the Aldershot zone and price from Stagecoach. Check the Stagecoach South ticket pages or ask the driver.

Free and concessionary bus passes

Hampshire County Council issues bus passes to residents of Hampshire (excluding Southampton and Portsmouth, which have their own schemes).

• The older person's bus pass is for people who have reached State Pension age.
• The disabled person's bus pass is for people aged 5 or over who meet the council's disability criteria, such as being blind or partially sighted, severely or profoundly deaf, without speech, having a disability or injury with a substantial and long-term effect on the ability to walk, or having a severe learning disability.
• Both passes give free travel on local bus services in England from 9:30am to 11pm Monday to Friday, and all day at weekends and on public holidays.

Apply through the council's bus pass pages and read the general terms and conditions first. Confirm the current rules, how to apply and any cost on the Hampshire pages before relying on this summary.

Getting to the train

For rail from Aldershot, see our Aldershot train station guide. Bus and train connections depend on where your bus stops, so look up the stop on the Stagecoach timetable.

Checked 5 October 2026. Details change, so follow the official links above before you travel.