studio150
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Not good news if you come in from beyond Haywards Heath, buses between Three Bridges and Haywards Heath or diversion via Littlehampton on both Saturday and Sunday
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FA Cup weekend trains - 26/7 January
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Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
so, great news if you live in places such as Shoreham or Worthing.
Peter Grummit
Well-known member
If it's Arsenal, that's gonna be a lot of fans on replacement buses.
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Conkers
Well-known member
2 weeks in a row? Bah!
HawkTheSeagull
New member
Surely run extra buses will be run, some direct to Brighton too so it's just easier to get people here. Least trains will still run to Haywards Heath.
Must be doing something major then to have it done a couple of weeks in a row, come to think of it it must have something to do with the building work going on at Three Bridges.
Must be doing something major then to have it done a couple of weeks in a row, come to think of it it must have something to do with the building work going on at Three Bridges.
Can't Swansea come via Southampton, (then L'ton).
Arsenal down through Horsham, to the coast..
Arsenal down through Horsham, to the coast..
Maybe they could run buses straight to the Amex?
KJP
Well-known member
That's way too sensible for Southern Rail
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Excellent, more choice from Shoreham
HawkTheSeagull
New member
Swansea can, but it takes a fair bit longer and it's only an hourly train that way, more frequent to Reading (for Gatwick) and London.
It's only about 30 minutes longer anyway - bet Southern are hoping we get Swansea though as less fans will need to be taken !!
driller
my life my word
m20gull
Well-known member
Good thing we are at home then
Only if you live south of Haywards Heath.
I know that's why I didn't write Luton, L'ton or Littlehampton for those that didn't read the thread opener.
RioGrandeGull
Member
National Rail website shows buses from Haywards Heath towards Lewes and Brighton,
but there is a limited train service from Wivelsfield to Brighton......
HawkTheSeagull
New member
Im wrong then, thought the same as the previous week was happening. Surely that means all trains which usually run form Eastbourne to London would be diverted to Brighton too, so those coming from the east/Lewes benefit.
HawkTheSeagull
New member
Buses are quicker as they are direct from Three Bridges where as the diverted train takes you on a grand tour of Sussex. They are only advising to use the train so there isnt a huge crowd for buses.
Agreed - but what are the chances of there being a massive queue for buses? Is it likely that I'd be queueing for so long that going via Littlehampton is actually quicker in reality?