Bus Services
Bus services depart from outside the station and on Thorpe Road. Bus services are operated by First, Anglian Bus, Simonds, Konectbus and Neaves.
- 1 (Station - City Centre - Harford - Swainsthorpe - Flordon - Long Stratton - Tivetshall - Gissing - Diss)
- 2 (Station - City Centre - Harford - Swainsthorpe - Long Stratton - Pulham - Tivetshall - Dickleburgh - Scole - Diss)
- 8 (Toftwood - Dereham - City Centre - Station)
- 12 (Norfolk and Norwich Hospital - Cringleford - City Centre - Station - Thorpe St Andrew - Dussindale Park - New Rackheath - Salhouse - Hoveton & Wroxham - Ludham - Stalham)
- 12A (Norfolk and Norwich Hospital - Cringleford - City Centre - Station - Thorpe St Andrew - Dussindale Park - New Rackheath - Salhouse - Hoveton & Wroxham - Stalham)
- 12B (Norfolk and Norwich Hospital - Cringleford - City Centre - Station - Thorpe St Andrew - Dussindale Park - New Rackheath - Salhouse - Hoveton & Wroxham (- Stalham))
- 17 (South Tuckswood - City Centre - Station - Brundall - Blofield)
- 17A (South Tuckswood - City Centre - Station - Brundall - Lingwood)
- 25 (University - City Centre - Station)
- 30 (University - City Centre - Riverside - Station)
- 32 (City Centre - Station - Sprowston)
- 35 (University - City Centre - Station)
- 121 (Eaton - City Centre - Station)
- 122A (Keswick Hall - Cringleford - City Centre - Station)
- 123 (City Centre - Station - Dussindale - Rackheath - Wroxham)
- 124 (City Centre - Station - The Plumsteads - South Walsham)
- A47 (City Centre - Station - Brundall - Blofield - Acle - Great Yarmouth)
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