New sleeper coach service from London to Scotland launched Megabus will be operating a fleet of double-decker vehicles, with seats that transform into bunk beds, between Victoria and 11 Scottish locations, reaching Glasgow and Edinburgh in less than eight hours. The services start this summer and passengers will be able to unfold their seats into bunk beds and will be provided with free drinks, pillows, toothbrush, toothpaste, eye mask and a choice of all-in-one sleep suit or blanket, according to the Daily Mail. Stagecoach, which owns Megabus, has invested in a fleet of 10 vehicles, with each costing £500,000 and fitted with 53 leather seats that convert into 42 bunks. More than 1,700 beds will be available on services each week, linking London with Aberdeen, Aviemore, Cumbernauld, Dundee, Dunfermline, Edinburgh, Falkirk, Ferrytoll, Glasgow, Inverness and Perth from £15 one way. The mode of travel may not appeal to everyone, but Stagecoach boss Sir Brian Souter said: "It used to be just pop stars who had beds on board their tour buses, now everyone can benefit from a comfortable, great value overnight journey." Tickets will range from £15 to £60 each way on the sleeper-coaches, specially designed and manufactured by Van Hool in Belgium, which will operate under a new MegabusGold.com brand. However, Stagecoach concedes overnight bus sleeper services are not that new, as Albatross Sleeping Car Co regularly took 12 passengers at a time between London and Liverpool in 1928 and Land Liners Ltd operated a double-decker night service between London and Manchester in the late 1920s.