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Bristol Parkway was opened in 1971, the first station of its kind in the UK, specifically built as a park-and-ride station, situated outside of the city of Bristol. It was given its name because it was near to the M32 motorway's route into the city centre, which was known as the Bristol Parkway. Since then, the 'Parkway' addition to a station name has often been used for other park-and-ride stations across the country. The train line through the area dates back to 1903, when it was opened as part of a shortcut for trains avoiding Bath and Chippenham when coming from London to South Wales. Now Bristol Parkway is the third busiest station in the West Country after Bristol Temple Meads and Bath, used for over 2.2 million passenger journeys every year. The station was redeveloped in 2001.

Station details & facilities

Bristol Parkway station has three platforms, although they are numbered 2, 3 and 4. Services to Wales and the West depart from platform 2, to London and the North from platform 3 and to Weston-super-Mare from platform 4. There is a large main concourse with a ticket hall, toilets, coffee stand and ticket machines. Outside is a taxi rank/drop off, cycle storage, open-air car park and multi-storey car park. The platforms are accessed via stairs or lifts from the main concourse and a footbridge. [Note: Lifts are being refurbished and will be out of order until December 2015, there will be no level access to platforms during this time].

Departures and arrivals from Bristol Parkway

Want to check the latest departures and arrivals into Bristol Parkway station? Find live information for the next trains departing and arriving at the station below.
Departing toTrainTimePlatformStatus
to Bristol Temple MeadsGreat Western Railway19:451On time
to Cheltenham SpaGreat Western Railway19:483On time
to London PaddingtonGreat Western Railway19:563On time
to Bristol Temple MeadsCrossCountry19:582Scheduled
to SwanseaGreat Western Railway20:042On time
Arriving fromTrainTimePlatformStatus
from GloucesterGreat Western Railway19:441On time
from SalisburyGreat Western Railway19:483On time
from CarmarthenGreat Western Railway19:523On time
from Manchester PiccadillyCrossCountry19:572Scheduled
from London PaddingtonGreat Western Railway20:022On time
† Average savings on advance fares booked at least one week before day of travel vs Anytime fares purchased on day of travel. Subject to availability. Excludes coach.

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