Norfolk County Council is reducing the price of group tickets on all Norwich Park & Ride services from next Sunday, 29 March.
Groups of up to five people will now be able to enjoy all-day travel on Park & Ride Services for just £5 making it even better value for families and cheaper than parking for more than 3 hours in most city centre car parks.
The reduction has been made possible thanks to funding from UK Government for Norfolk County Council’s Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) which secured an allocation of £14.8m for 2026.
Graham Plant, cabinet member for highways, infrastructure and transport said; “Our Bus Service Improvement Plan has already made a huge difference to bus passengers across Norfolk with cheaper, more frequent buses running and passenger numbers up. I’m delighted that five people can travel on the park and ride service for just a fiver, while the service was already excellent value this reduction means families and groups can spend less money and less time worrying about parking and more time enjoying all that Norwich has to offer.”
Passengers can catch frequent buses every 10–20 minutes from five conveniently located Park & Ride sites. There are late buses and Sunday services from every site making it a great and flexible choice for even more people.
Thanks to the bus priority measures that have been delivered on the ground, such as bus lanes and bus gates on every route, journeys on the Park & Ride services are fast and reliable and drop off in the heart of the city centre.
Park & Ride tickets, which are for all day travel, cost; £3 for a single adult and just £2 for concessions (ENCTS bus pass holders and young people 5-19). Two people can travel together for just £4 and now five people can travel all day for just £5!
For more information visit www.norwichparkandride.co.uk
