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[Albion] Quarter Final Time and Date [Saturday 29th March - 5:15pm]



essbee1

Well-known member
Jun 25, 2014
5,033
From Kent that Saturday - UK trains is sending me to St Leonard's first and then to Brighton
from there. So basically, a 2hr 29mins journey each way, assuming no issues.

35+ quid to spend nearly 5 hours on a train. And that's just to get to the station in
Brighton. This country is a f******g joke.
 








S'hampton Seagull

Well-known member
Oct 12, 2003
7,022
Southampton
i think the price, opposition, travel hassle, timing some more than others aforementioned will affect attendance, just stating fact not moaning as after log away trip any home game must be welcomed albeit on day of travel misery for many not everyoone.
Not a fact though is it?
 






Green Cross Code Man

Wunt be druv
Mar 30, 2006
21,016
Eastbourne
Anyone local who is choosing to watch on BBC, rather rhan cheering the team on to Wembley needs to reflect hard...
Why? It's a free country. I am localish being from Eastbourne, but if I didn't want to or couldn't afford it that's fine. I can't tell whether you are being deliberately provocative or joking, I can't believe you are serious.
 


PascalGroß Tips

Well-known member
Jan 29, 2024
904
Likewise but what's the £3 booking fee all about!

Is this normal now on ST for single tickets? Have a season ticket with them so not seen such a charge before.
They charge £3 as a fee on every transaction. So you’d have paid £3 on top of your season ticket for example. Single purchases on also attract the £3 charge - which is pretty extortionate when you look at the percentage. When I’ve gone to aways with a mate, I’ve booked both coach tickets so we don’t end up both paying the fee.
 


A1X

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NSC Patron
Sep 1, 2017
21,882
Deepest, darkest Sussex
Anyone local who is choosing to watch on BBC, rather than cheering the team on to Wembley, needs to reflect hard...
Will you, oh wise and benevolent arbiter of the lives of us mere mortals, be providing a list of the reasons which both are and aren’t acceptable as to why we might not be attending a match?
 








PILTDOWN MAN

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NSC Patron
Sep 15, 2004
20,108
Hurst Green
From Kent that Saturday - UK trains is sending me to St Leonard's first and then to Brighton
from there. So basically, a 2hr 29mins journey each way, assuming no issues.

35+ quid to spend nearly 5 hours on a train. And that's just to get to the station in
Brighton. This country is a f******g joke.
Where in Kent
 




Zeberdi

“Vorsprung durch Technik”
NSC Patron
Oct 20, 2022
7,986
Slightly confused - are all Albion+ members able to buy tickets from 5 pm tomorrow or only higher tier? Not sure what the double asterisk applies to?

Already booked into a hotel on 28th for an event in Brighton so worked out perfectly just to extend my hotel stay one extra night. Couldn’t be better!
 


Professor Plum

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Jul 27, 2024
1,099
From Kent that Saturday - UK trains is sending me to St Leonard's first and then to Brighton
from there. So basically, a 2hr 29mins journey each way, assuming no issues.

35+ quid to spend nearly 5 hours on a train. And that's just to get to the station in
Brighton. This country is a f******g joke.
Public transport in the UK is an absolute disgrace.
 


Zeberdi

“Vorsprung durch Technik”
NSC Patron
Oct 20, 2022
7,986
From Kent that Saturday - UK trains is sending me to St Leonard's first and then to Brighton
from there. So basically, a 2hr 29mins journey each way, assuming no issues.

35+ quid to spend nearly 5 hours on a train. And that's just to get to the station in
Brighton. This country is a f******g joke.
Try a 6 hour journey one way across London with bus replacements back to Norfolk on the Sunday and another 5 hour journey getting home. £75 quid travel plus £140 quid for hotel plus £30 quid food and drinks.

Sometimes we just have to get on with it while we still can - life’s too short but that will be my food budget for the month 😂
 




Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo

I believe in Joe Hendry
Oct 4, 2003
12,486
Slightly confused - are all Albion+ members able to buy tickets from 5 pm tomorrow or only higher tier? Not sure what the double asterisk applies to?

Already booked into a hotel on 28th for an event in Brighton so worked out perfectly just to extend my hotel stay one extra night. Couldn’t be better!


I think it’s referring to this which is mentioned on the main ticket page

*membership must have been bought prior to the Quarter Final draw on 2nd March, or bought on an account with previous purchase history
 




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