The ever-popular free bus travel around Swansea offer is back for Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee weekend, Swansea Council has confirmed. Anyone wishing to travel around the city on an eligible First Cymru, Adventure Travel, South Wales Transport, DANSA or Briggs service on Thursday, June 2 to Sunday, June 5 won't have to pay a penny.
The offer covers journeys that start and finish within the Swansea Council area - but if you get a bus that's going to a place outside the Swansea Council area, you won't be charged if you get off in Swansea. As well as the Jubilee Weekend, free bus rides will also be available across the city on Saturday, May 28 and Sunday, May 29
A statement from Swansea Council explains: "The hugely-popular free bus offer in the city is back for the last weekend in May and the long bank holiday weekend at the start of June. This offer is for journeys that start and finish within the Swansea Council area. This is the area bounded by Loughor (Ship and Castle), Pontarddulais (Railway Station), Garnswllt, Clydach (Coed Gwilym Cemetery), Lonlas (Bowen Arms) and Port Tennant (Bevans Row) so it includes places like Gorseinon, Pontarddulais, Gower and Morriston."
