Night return in Dunedin — night buses and last departures

Until when each line runs: the last departure from the origin stop, by day type. Times after midnight carry a “+1” — they belong to the previous day timetable.

0Night lines
16Daytime with a late departure
23:40Latest departure (weekday)

Daytime lines with a late departure

Last departure after 22:00· 16

Last departure by day type — Daytime lines with a late departure
Line	Weekday	Saturday	Sunday
5	22:17	22:17	19:17
8	23:37	23:37	20:26
10	22:55	22:55	19:55
14	22:25	22:25	20:25
15	22:57	22:57	20:23
18	22:32	22:32	20:32
19	22:20	22:20	20:20
30	22:36	22:36	19:56
33	22:28	22:28	20:28
35	22:36	22:36	20:36
37	22:31	22:31	20:00
44	22:38	22:38	19:38
55	22:08	22:08	20:01
61	23:07	23:07	20:07
63	22:48	22:48	20:45
77	23:40	23:40	20:40

Until when public transport runs in Dunedin

The list is built for getting home: night lines run between midnight and 4 a.m., and daytime lines appear only if their last departure falls at 22:00 or later. Times are from the origin stop — the vehicle passes your stop later, so open the line page for the exact minute.

Frequently asked questions

What does the “+1” next to a time mean?

That the departure is after midnight — technically the next calendar day, but it belongs to the previous day timetable (e.g. the Saturday timetable with a 00:30 departure on Sunday morning).

Are these the times at my stop?

No — these are departures from the line ORIGIN stop. For the exact time at your stop open the line page: it shows the full timetable and the travel time to every stop.

What if I missed the last departure?

Between midnight and 4 a.m. the night lines (marked N) run — free for everyone. Most depart from the city centre roughly once an hour.

Why are not all lines here?

Because the list only makes sense for getting home: we show night lines and daytime lines whose last departure falls at 22:00 or later. The full timetable of every line is on its own page.