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Driving through Brighton on public transport on a Saturday lunchtime will take ages from Shoreham, There is no other route.
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Are you all booking your transport for next season.
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Driving through Brighton on public transport on a Saturday lunchtime will take ages from Shoreham, There is no other route.
Bob!
Coffee Buyer
- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,638
A27?
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
I assume that is £1 return? (Just 1 voucher used, there and back)
Got myself really sorted.
A Falmer business has let 17 parking spaces for the season. I've got one, my mate has one and 15 others must have got one as they are now fully booked.
If 5 of us go in the car it only costs £2 each parking per match for nearest parking other than the coach car park in the stadium.
Glad to see after The Swan other Falmer businesses are seeing the potential benefits of the stadium.
A Falmer business has let 17 parking spaces for the season. I've got one, my mate has one and 15 others must have got one as they are now fully booked.
If 5 of us go in the car it only costs £2 each parking per match for nearest parking other than the coach car park in the stadium.
Glad to see after The Swan other Falmer businesses are seeing the potential benefits of the stadium.
NMH
Banned
Does that come with a CHAUFFEUR?
95 smackeroons doesn't sound all that very bad - and more fun than; waiting for bus in rain/walking to station/change at Brighton/leave early for a place on return train to Btn Stn/change platform/walk from Shoreham Stn home or wait for bus ...in the rain.
Not to suggest that the above is not do-able, but a coach from a carvery pub and returning with fellow revellers sounds like a bit more of a partay!
Seagull Steve
SWC
Got mine sorted today, two brand spanking new batteries for my mobility scooter.
Quality
I love it when you don't plan to get drunk and you end up getting smashed.I'm sure your lass was impressed.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Yep, works exactly the same way as the free travel voucher now and you're not tied for a specific time like you would be going on a coach arranged by a pub.
Cian
Well-known member
Aer Lingus only have timetables to the middle of next March 
Off topic for a sec......Aer Lingus only have timetables to the middle of next March
Did you know the Irish are the 2nd fattest nation in Europe behind Britain? Quite an achievement for a small nation.
Cian
Well-known member
I can't say I'm surprised, and I think the UK's only staying ahead due to Greggs.
Depends what report you believe though Some put Germany higher. No idea how reliable this Irish link is.
Ireland is the second fattest nation in Europe | Irish News | IrishCentral
Thimble Keegan
Remy LeBeau
Are these the vouchers that are worth £3 worth of travel?...And if so, has it been confirmed that this is indeed the case? I remember there being a long thread on here a few weeks back which included a lot of speculation but nothing concrete...
Albion & England forever.
Thimble Keegan
Rustington BHA
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I think that was cleared up by saying that within the travel zone they cover the return travel but are worth £3 off coaches from further out. It was on the Albion Roar show.
Thimble Keegan
Remy LeBeau
Ah ok, I never actually bother listening to the 'Albion Roar'!
Are the vouchers valid on the trains outside of the travel-zone?...It would be great to get £3 off the train fare from Worthing!
Albion & England forever.
Thimble Keegan
Rustington BHA
Rocky Robin
New member
- Nov 15, 2010
- 112
Look how many stops........no toilet my bladder would burst! thats worse the night bus back from West street at 2am
Rocky Robin
New member
- Nov 15, 2010
- 112
Yes you could get a train to Shoreham, then walk to the Royal George ....eat some lunch for £5 and get a few beers and jump on with Rogero