Buses from Oxford to Heathrow are a great way to get from the famous university town to the London airport without going through central London.
Buses depart from several stops in Oxford, starting at Gloucester Green bay 7, and continuing on to six other stops, the last of which is the Thornhill Park and Ride.
Buses from Oxford to Heathrow arrive at two airport bus stations. One is the Heathrow Central Bus Station (for terminals 1, 2, 3). The other is the Terminal 5 Bus Station (for terminal 5).
If your flight departs from terminal 4, you can take a train from one of the other terminal areas to catch your flight.
Buses from Oxford to Heathrow operate seven days a week. They run to the central bus station from 2:00 until 24:00, and to terminal 5 from 4:00 until 21:30.
Buses depart every 20 to 30 minutes throughout the day. The travel time is 90 minutes during the week and 80 minutes on weekends if there is no traffic.
Tickets for buses from Oxford to Heathrow cost 22 GBP one way and 24 GBP return. Half off discounts are available for children and seniors.