Salisbury Reds have confirmed they will be running their special 333 service, serving Stonehenge for the Summer Solstice.
The special solstice bus service to Stonehenge, to carry passengers from Salisbury who wish to watch the sunrise on this year's Summer Solstice.
Buses will leave Salisbury from New Canal, stand U and Salisbury Railway station between 1830 and 0100 on Friday 20th June, returning from Stonehenge between 0400 and 1000 on Saturday 21st June.
You can view the 333 special Summer Solstice timetable here.
Tickets for this special Solstice service are available to purchase from the Salisbury Reds app, or from the driver. If you choose to purchase via our app, there is a special Solstice journey discount, you can download our app here.
Ticket prices
| Salisbury to Stonehenge | Driver | Salisbury Reds app |
| Adult single | £8 | £7.50 |
| Adult return | £14 | £13 |
| Child single* | £4 | Not available |
| Child return* | £6.50 | Not available |
| Amesbury to Stonehenge | Driver | Salisbury Reds app |
| Adult single | £5 | £4.50 |
| Adult return | £7 | £6.50 |
| Child single* | £2.50 | Not available |
| Child return* | £3.50 | Not available |
*Child tickets for ages 7-18 inclusive, children under 7 travel for free.
Passengers are asked not to activate their tickets until ready to board, as this is only valid for 30 minutes after activation.
Pay contactless or cash for paper tickets. Tap on Tap off is not available on the 333 special service.
Please note that as a result of the Summer Solstice, the Stonehenge Tour will finish early on Friday, 20th. The last journeys will be from Salisbury at 12:00 and Stonehenge at 3:00 p.m. Unfortunately, on Saturday, 21st June, the Tour will not operate.
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