Travelling on Route 19

Adventure awaits with Route 19!

With frequent services stopping at Rosyth, Ballingry, Cowdenbeath, Fife Leisure Park, and Dunfermline City Centre, route 19 is the gateway to your next adventure.

Take a look at some inspiration here with our list of reasons to love route 19.

View the route 19 timetable

How much does a route 19 DayRider cost?

You can get 5 DayRider tickets for the price of 4 with our Flexi 5 ticket - available for adults and students on the Stagecoach Bus app.

All young people and children aged 5-21 years can apply for free bus travel. Find out more here. 

How much does a route 19 MegaRider cost?

What is Route 19 bus service?

The route serves Ballingry, Lochgelly, Cowdenbeath, Halbeath P&R, Dunfermline and Rosyth.

How frequent is the 19 bus service?

Service 19 runs up to every 15 minutes Monday to Saturday and every 30 minutes on Sunday. 

How much are ticketing on Route 19?

Our DayRider tickets offer unlimited travel for the day (until 4am the following morning) within your selected zone. Prices are in the table to the left.

Tickets available online, on the Stagecoach Bus App and can be purchased on the bus.

Our MegaRider tickets offer unlimited travel within your selected zone.

You can pick from 7 day’s or 4 week’s unlimited travel or if you’re a student, you can even get 13 week’s travel with a valid student ID.  Prices are in the table to the left.
 
Your 7 day MegaRider ticket can be bought on the bus, online or on the Stagecoach Bus App, while your 4 week’s and 13 week’s travel can be bought online or on the Stagecoach Bus App.

Other Ticket types

If you find yourself buying DayRider regularly but not frequently enough to go for a MegaRider ticket then you may want to consider our Flexi 5 ticket, giving you  5 DayRider tickets for the price of 4. This is available for adults and Students on the Stagecoach Bus App.

Don’t forget your pass!

If you’re over 60 or under 22 in Scotland, you’re entitled to free bus travel. Find out more here.

5 action-packed indoor activities in West Fife

1. Swim like a fish at Cowdenbeath Leisure Centre
2. Catch a film at Odeon cinema, Fife Leisure Park
3. Play mini golf like a pro at Dunfermline Indoor Adventure Golf
4. Watch a show at the Lochgelly Centre
5. Learn to climb at Rock Face, Carnegie Leisure Centre’s indoor climbing wall

4 fantastic places to enjoy the great outdoors near route 19

1. Pittencrieff Park in Dunfermline: just a short distance from the bus station with great children’s play areas (including Scotland’s first inclusive play park with a music and sensory garden). For grown-up visitors, there’s lots of wildlife to enjoy as well as views of the 17^th century listed building Pittencrieff House.
2. Cowdenbeath Skatepark: if you’re the adventurous type, make your way to Central Park in Cowdenbeath and check out the fully-concrete skatepark which opened in summer 2018.
3. Lochore Meadows: this country park is full of wildlife and even has a beach! There’s also an adventure playground for children. Hop off the bus at the park entrance.
4. Lochgelly Golf Club: a scenic course which is enjoyable for golfers of all abilities, not far from route 19.

3 great museums and libraries near route 19

1. Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum
2. Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries
3. Cowdenbeath Library

3 advantages of using route 19

1. Easy to spot: specially branded buses
2. Services up to every 15 minutes Monday to Saturday and every 30 minutes on Sunday
3. Easy access to great entertainment in West Fife

3 ways to get the most out of your Route 19 DayRider

1. Make it an all-day adventure: you can travel at any time of day on service 19 with our route 19 DayRider ticket!
2. Hop off and explore: your route 19 DayRider means that you can break your journey wherever you like along the route
3. Take the whole family – a group route 19 DayRider is just £12.50

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