What station to get off for Bicester Village?

The best station to get off for Bicester Village is Bicester Village station, which is located directly next to the outlet, just a one-minute walk away. Direct trains run from London Marylebone and Oxford to this station via Chiltern Railways.

Does Oxford Tube go to Bicester Village?

The Oxford Tube service runs Monday to Friday departing from London Victoria Coach Station (stop 10A) at 9.05 am and Marble Arch at 9.12 am and will leave Bicester Village at 3.20 pm.

Is Bicester Village accessible by train?

Yes, Bicester Village is very accessible by train, with direct services from London Marylebone and Oxford to the dedicated Bicester Village station, right at the entrance, plus connections from Birmingham via Bicester North with a short shuttle bus. Chiltern Railways operates these routes, offering convenience for shoppers from major cities, with direct journeys from London taking under an hour. 

What train line is Bicester on?

Bicester North station is on the Chiltern Main Line linking London Marylebone and Birmingham. It is the larger of two stations serving the busy commuter town of Bicester in north-east Oxfordshire.

Is there a direct train from London to the Cotswolds?

Trains to the Cotswolds from London

If coming into the Cotswolds by train from London for the day, we recommend taking the train from London Paddington to either Moreton-in-Marsh or Kemble. Both are direct and just between 70-90 minutes. This is often cheaper and quicker than driving or taking a taxi.

Travel by train to Bicester Village

What is the closest station to Bicester Village?

It's easy to reach Bicester Village car-free, as it is right next to Bicester Village train station. There are direct trains to Bicester Village from: Oxford (about 15 mins), High Wycombe (30 mins), London Marylebone (65 mins).

How much time is enough for Bicester Village?

How long should you spend at Bicester Village? Since Bicester Village includes over 150 boutiques and more than 10 cafés across the 350,000-sq-ft site (it even boasts a children's playground), we'd say it would take about 4 hours to visit the village and to check out an ample number of shops.

How do I get to Bicester Village without a car?

You can easily get to Bicester Village without a car by taking a direct train from London Marylebone or Oxford to the dedicated Bicester Village station, which is right next to the outlets, or by using frequent bus services from Oxford (S5, X5) or connecting from Bicester North via the BV1 shuttle bus. The train from London Marylebone is popular, taking around 45-60 minutes, while Oxford to Bicester Village station is a quick 15-minute trip. 

Can I use my free travel pass on the train?

Yes, you can book train tickets with a free travel pass, but you must select the "Free Travel Pass" or "Concession" option during booking online or get a free ticket from the conductor/station, as the pass itself often requires a zero-fare ticket to validate your journey, especially on National Rail, buses, and local services in places like Ireland, UK, and Wales. The process involves choosing the correct passenger type on the booking site and may have time restrictions (like after 9:30 AM on weekdays). 

What trainline is Bicester Village on?

It is 12 miles (19 km) northeast of Oxford on the Oxford–Bicester line near its junction with the Chiltern Main Line. The renamed Bicester Village station reopened on 25 October 2015 with trains initially running between Oxford Parkway and London Marylebone. All trains serving it are operated by Chiltern Railways.

How to get 10% off at Bicester Village?

Platinum Cardmembers can enjoy the following benefits when visiting a participating Village within The Bicester Collection: An extra 10% savings with a downloaded eVIP Pass. Click here to download your eVIP pass. Complimentary Hands-free Shopping.

What is the best day of the week to go clothes shopping?

Thursday Evenings

Stores typically reorganize their racks on weekdays in order to replenish stocks for the weekend rush. They will also mark down items that will be on sale over the weekend. If you want to beat the rush and get to those sales items, Thursday night's a great time for bargain shoppers to hit the malls.

How much is the train ticket from London to Bicester Village?

London To Bicester Village Trains Journey Summary

• Train fares from: £31.60.
• Fastest journey: 46 mins.
• Slowest journey: 1 hr 3 mins.
• Changes: Direct.
• Distance: 49 miles (79 km)
• Train operators: Chiltern Railways.
• Origin: London Marylebone.
• Destination: Bicester Village.

How much is a taxi from Oxford to Bicester?

A taxi from Bicester to Oxford typically costs between £30 to £45 for a standard car, with some companies offering fares around £32-£35, while others list prices from £40 upwards; expect £50-£80 for larger vehicles (MPVs/Minibuses), and note that out-of-hours or pre-booked services can vary, with some estimates as high as £65-£80. 

What is the biggest shopping day in the UK?

Once considered a US import with questionable staying power, Black Friday has now cemented its place at the top of the UK's shopping calendar. In fact, nearly half (46%) of UK consumers say it's their biggest shopping event of the year, putting it far ahead of Boxing Day sales, which trail behind at just 23%.