CricketFieldEnd
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- Jan 21, 2019
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Evening ladies and gents. Just a quick one; 4 of us travelling down for the game on the 9th and stopping overnight. Where's best for away fans to head pre & post match?
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[Albion] Burnley fan, here in peace...
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and allow plenty of time to get through Brighton station on your way to Falmer. 
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Bear in mind that the ground is nowhere near central Brighton so anything local is extremely limited.
What part of the City you staying in?
Loads of good pubs withi 15 mins walk of Brighton station but avoid those that you see as you exit the station (busy, home fans, not great beer, etc).
Leave station main entrance, turn left down hill/ under bridge, walk for 10 minutes, turn right along any street and you’ll be in North Laine (not The Lanes) and you’ll find loads of decent pubs.
Get back to Brighton station at least 90 mins before KO or get a taxi to ground.
Leave station main entrance, turn left down hill/ under bridge, walk for 10 minutes, turn right along any street and you’ll be in North Laine (not The Lanes) and you’ll find loads of decent pubs.
Get back to Brighton station at least 90 mins before KO or get a taxi to ground.
Other than our own ones, of course.
Rubbish...Brighton is very cosmopolitan city...All welcome !
Seems a lot of away fans do pre-match beers in Lewes so I'd recommend that too.
To the Burnley fan: there is just 1 pub near the Amex and that is home fans only so get your drinks either in the centre of Brighton or Lewes. Pubs nearest Brighton station are very much home fans pubs so walk into town a bit.
Knocky's Nose
Mon nez est retiré.
That's a good recommendation of where not to go!
Peter Grummit
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https://www.caxtonarms.co.uk/ appears to be a self-appointed away pub these days.
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Taybha
Whalewhine
Can people stop directing away fans to Lewes , i can't have my half of lager and lime without hearing some johnny foreigner complaining about the gravy texture and lack of spittoons these days .
Peter Grummit
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- Apr 5, 2014
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We didn't burn that Burnley fan....
If you're staying in Brighton, and it's likely you are, then I'm not sure you'd not want to head over to Lewes pre-match when there is such a wealth of decent places close to Brighton station.
Assuming that to be the case [MENTION=37925]CricketFieldEnd[/MENTION] - stay in the vicinity of Brighton station pre-match. Decent places includes the Battle of Trafalgar, Prince Albert, Sussex Yeoman and the Lord Nelson - all just a few minutes from the station, but there are loads more.
Get to the station by 2pm as there will be a queueing system for trains to Falmer, which is right next to the ground. You don't need to pay - it's included in your match ticket.
Post-match - stay behind for a bit and let the train queue back to Brighton recede. The bar in your end will be open, but so are the bars in the Albion ends, which you're welcome to use as well. After a couple of pints or so, you shouldn't have to wait too long for a train to take you back.
Assuming that to be the case [MENTION=37925]CricketFieldEnd[/MENTION] - stay in the vicinity of Brighton station pre-match. Decent places includes the Battle of Trafalgar, Prince Albert, Sussex Yeoman and the Lord Nelson - all just a few minutes from the station, but there are loads more.
Get to the station by 2pm as there will be a queueing system for trains to Falmer, which is right next to the ground. You don't need to pay - it's included in your match ticket.
Post-match - stay behind for a bit and let the train queue back to Brighton recede. The bar in your end will be open, but so are the bars in the Albion ends, which you're welcome to use as well. After a couple of pints or so, you shouldn't have to wait too long for a train to take you back.
oneillco
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- Feb 13, 2013
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This is the right answer. The North Laine area is adjacent to Brighton Station and you can't really go wrong in any of the 20+ pubs in the area. You can also find just about anything you might want to eat in the area. The Basketmakers and The Eagle opposite it on Gloucester Rd are great, The Dorset, The Lord Nelson, The Great Eastern, The George, The Albert, William IV, The Waggon, all also spring to mind. None are more than 10 mins from the station. As other people have said don't expect a warm welcome if you go to the pubs immediately adjacent to the station, e.g. The Railway Bell or Grand Central. If you want hassle free transit to Falmer be at the station by 1:30. You're welcome...