A White Bus Scotland coach in livery
OVO Hydro, Glasgow

Coach to the OVO Hydro

A return coach to every big night at the Hydro, £25.50 return. Picked up in your town, dropped at the doors, and the coach waits to bring you home after the encore. No Finnieston parking, no taxi queue on the bridge.

How the Hydro coach works

Pickup, drop-off and the run home

The OVO Hydro holds over 14,000 and empties them all at once. The car parks around the SEC sell out, the Finnieston streets fill up, and the taxi queue on the Clydeside spills onto the bridge. The coach skips all of it. You get on in your own town, you get off at the doors, and the same coach is waiting in the same spot when the show ends.

You book by the seat and pay online, and the seat is held the moment the payment clears. Your gig ticket you buy from the promoter as normal: the coach fare is for the travel, there and back. Your exact pickup time is emailed to you 24 to 48 hours before the show.

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Questions

Coach to the Hydro, answered

How do I get to a concert at the Hydro without driving?

Book a return seat on a White Bus coach to the show. We pick you up in your own town across Lanarkshire, drop you at the doors of the OVO Hydro, and the coach waits after the show to bring everyone home. You buy your gig ticket separately: the coach fare covers the travel.

How much is the coach to the Hydro?

Hydro shows are £25.50 return per seat. You pay online when you book and your seat is held the moment the payment goes through.

Where does the coach pick up?

The main run picks up in Newarthill, Wishaw, Motherwell, Hamilton, Bellshill and Coatbridge, with feeder pickups from more towns for a few pounds on top. You choose your stop when you book and your exact time is confirmed 24 to 48 hours before.

Does the coach wait until the concert finishes?

Yes. The coach does not leave on a timer. It waits at the agreed spot until everyone from the run is back on board, then drives home. No taxi queue on the Finnieston bridge and no last train.