South_Belfast_Bee wrote:You're not suggesting that Southern Rail aren't up to scratch, are you?ShankBee wrote:I got the train down today and 3 trains in a row were cancelled from London Bridge. This happens quite a lot on this line so please bear this in mind if your coming down tomorrow.
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Standard prem parking. It was £15 down WHL last year when I drove a mate down who kindly gave me a ticket.foxy wrote:
If you are a driving mug... you need to pay £15 to park too!
Never been to The Edinburgh but The Evening Star on Surrey Street is great if you like ales. Otherwise The Prince Albert or the Lord Nelson on Trafalgar Street are good pubs near the station. A bit further afield, I like The Basketmakers, (Gloucester Road) for a couple followed by a burger from err, Burger Brothers on North Road.MCB wrote:I'm not a vege, and I will need a beer or two tomorrow!rudebwoyben wrote: Food for Friends and Terre a Terre are both great veggie places in the Laines.
Al Fresco, which is on the seafront near to where the West Pier was, is also worth visiting. These are all restaurants, not pubs!
But have taken the conscious decision to buy an open return rather than an advance which would mean i'd have to leave early if it went to extra time!
So please, go to extra time
True - not so standard for L2 Barnet though?!barnetpete wrote:Standard prem parking. It was £15 down WHL last year when I drove a mate down who kindly gave me a ticket.foxy wrote:
If you are a driving mug... you need to pay £15 to park too!
There is no park and ride today.ccollis_869 wrote:Those who are driving what are your plans for parking? Are you using the park and ride or parking at Brighton train station and getting train from there?
I have seen previously that travel is included in the price of the tickets is that the case today?Albion wrote:There is no park and ride today.ccollis_869 wrote:Those who are driving what are your plans for parking? Are you using the park and ride or parking at Brighton train station and getting train from there?
You can park next near the Stadium - for £15.. only 6 places left - https://www.seagullstickets.com/en-GB/e ... 9b&type=ba
You can park at Churchill Square car park (BN1 2RT, £4 if you enter after 6pm) - http://www.churchillsquare.com/parking.html or NCP Brighton Theatre, Church Street, BN1 1US which is £5 after 5pm.
Or you can drive to Lewes and park there and get the train. Mountfield Road car park next to the dripping pan is a 2 minute walk to the station and free from 6.
Or try the Downs Hotel in Woodingdean, not far from the stadium and run a minibus to the ground for a few quid. Might be worth ringing to check their doing it tonight though - 01273 390860.
Definitely not - says so on the ticket.ccollis_869 wrote: I have seen previously that travel is included in the price of the tickets is that the case today?
Nope.ccollis_869 wrote:I have seen previously that travel is included in the price of the tickets is that the case today?Albion wrote:There is no park and ride today.ccollis_869 wrote:Those who are driving what are your plans for parking? Are you using the park and ride or parking at Brighton train station and getting train from there?
You can park next near the Stadium - for £15.. only 6 places left - https://www.seagullstickets.com/en-GB/e ... 9b&type=ba
You can park at Churchill Square car park (BN1 2RT, £4 if you enter after 6pm) - http://www.churchillsquare.com/parking.html or NCP Brighton Theatre, Church Street, BN1 1US which is £5 after 5pm.
Or you can drive to Lewes and park there and get the train. Mountfield Road car park next to the dripping pan is a 2 minute walk to the station and free from 6.
Or try the Downs Hotel in Woodingdean, not far from the stadium and run a minibus to the ground for a few quid. Might be worth ringing to check their doing it tonight though - 01273 390860.
Thameslink are better and run trains later too all the up to Luton and beyond and avoids the Waterloo nightmarePsycho wrote:Be prepared for potentially a nightmare journey on Southern Fail coming back. They cancel trains like hospital appointments late on. God forbid if it goes to extra-time and penalties.......
I've also read North road car park is £4 after 5Albion wrote:There is no park and ride today.ccollis_869 wrote:Those who are driving what are your plans for parking? Are you using the park and ride or parking at Brighton train station and getting train from there?
You can park next near the Stadium - for £15.. only 6 places left - https://www.seagullstickets.com/en-GB/e ... 9b&type=ba
You can park at Churchill Square car park (BN1 2RT, £4 if you enter after 6pm) - http://www.churchillsquare.com/parking.html or NCP Brighton Theatre, Church Street, BN1 1US which is £5 after 5pm.
Or you can drive to Lewes and park there and get the train. Mountfield Road car park next to the dripping pan is a 2 minute walk to the station and free from 6.
Or try the Downs Hotel in Woodingdean, not far from the stadium and run a minibus to the ground for a few quid. Might be worth ringing to check their doing it tonight though - 01273 390860.
I'm pretty sure you can stop over in Brighton. I'm heading down now on the same ticket and will be stopping off in the Evening Star near Brighton station before heading up to Falmer.MCB wrote:Does any trainspotting type people know if a Cheap Day Return London to Falmer will allow a few hours in Brighton stopover prior to the game?
