Does anyone know the easiest way to get to Oxford by Public transport from London on a weekday morning?

Question

Me thinking train or coach.. but where from? Do i have to buy ticket in advance? I have to be there for 9am.

Answer 1

The Oxford Tube is a good coach service. It takes about 100 minutes to get from London to Oxford, and runs very frequently. You can get on it at Victoria, Marble Arch, Notting Hill, Shepherd's Bush...; it costs £12 single, £14 return.
http://www.oxfordtube.com/tube_times.php (and more info here)

I've used it often; also the Oxford X90 (I think it's called) which runs - or did - every 20 minutes 24/7 from Victoria Coach Station. This one stopped also at various boarding points in London, including Baker Street.

For a coach, you could pop into or call Victoria Coach Station and find out fares and times. You won't have a problem!

(Last time I used the Tube I bought my return ticket on the bus at Speakers' Corner.)

Answer 2

Try the "Oxford Tube" coach service operated by Stagecoach Oxford. It operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A luxury coach every ten minutes in the peak. No need to pre-book.

Details from Stagecoach web site. (www,stagecoach.com). When it asks for the area click on Oxford. In the Oxford site, do a search on "London".

Answer 3

you could take buses like Oxford tube or oxford express from London to Oxford. You can buy tickets from bus driver, no need to get in advance. Or get tickets on the mega bus website in advance: its as cheap as 1pound for one way!!!!

Answer 4

marylebone street train station