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[Albion] Sensible, cheap and realistic solutions to the evening travel "issues".



A1X

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Sep 1, 2017
21,794
Deepest, darkest Sussex
Run 8 car class 700 (Thameslink trains for the uninitiated) shuttles between Brighton (P7 / P8) and Lewes (P4 / P5) and start the Eastbourne / Hastings / Seaford trains from Lewes (P3)

More frequent, higher capacity trains then serve the station where all the fans are going / coming from
 








brighton_tom

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Jul 23, 2008
6,075
‘Walk & park’ is the best idea here I think. Find a place 15 mins walk away for a car park, to then run shuttle buses. We need to get people off the Amex site quicker.
 


Deadly Danson

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Oct 22, 2003
4,998
Brighton
Some good ideas here. Perhaps the Fan Advisory Board could take some of them forward and at least put some of them to the club?
 












Bob!

Coffee Buyer
Jul 5, 2003
11,897
You can park there for £4.50 according to this, using the Sippi app.

Need an E-Permit?

Parking restrictions
Parking restrictions are in place at all times as follows, as per the Car Parking and Permit Application Policy:

7am–5pm Monday–Friday (core hours) vehicles must have a valid E-Permit AND where applicable a valid payment session, to park.
At all other times (5.01pm–6.59am) vehicles must have a valid E-Permit OR a valid payment session, to park.
 


BrightonCottager

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Sep 30, 2013
3,035
Brighton
Need an E-Permit?

Parking restrictions
Parking restrictions are in place at all times as follows, as per the Car Parking and Permit Application Policy:

7am–5pm Monday–Friday (core hours) vehicles must have a valid E-Permit AND where applicable a valid payment session, to park.
At all other times (5.01pm–6.59am) vehicles must have a valid E-Permit OR a valid payment session, to park.
Scroll down and it says the following. I can find out what the situation is for the Moulsecoomb (Lewes Road) car park on matchdays. As far as I'm aware, you can park there. It's about a 25 minute walk to the stadium from there and buses going up Lewes Road stop there.

'Public parking​

The university permits the general public to park and pay without an E-Permit during the following hours at a charge of £4.50 per day.
  • Monday–Thursday 5.01pm to 6.59am
  • Friday 5.01pm to Monday 6.59am
The University of Brighton provides parking at its Falmer campus for Brighton and Hove Albion match days, at no charge to full permit holders and £15 to all other vehicles.
Payment is via the payment machines or the Sippi app.
Consecutive overnight parking is not permitted. Parking cannot be reserved and is not guaranteed. Please see local signage for information on payment options and terms and conditions.
Public parking may be restricted for Brighton & Hove Albion FC match days, university open days and for other university events.'
 


dazzer6666

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Mar 27, 2013
57,111
Burgess Hill
You just feel all the time we sell out PB doesnt care. If they were that concerned they would have purchased Bennetts Field to give 100s of extra spaces but of course whilst an extra facility for fans not enough income for club.
Not if it was priced as development land for hundreds of student flats……
 




Stuart Munday

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Jul 6, 2003
1,473
Saltdean
Need an E-Permit?

Parking restrictions
Parking restrictions are in place at all times as follows, as per the Car Parking and Permit Application Policy:

7am–5pm Monday–Friday (core hours) vehicles must have a valid E-Permit AND where applicable a valid payment session, to park.
At all other times (5.01pm–6.59am) vehicles must have a valid E-Permit OR a valid payment session, to park.
I am not sure but there are 551 spaces which could make a small difference on match days. Run a shuttle from the bus stop on the A27 and back it wouldn’t take that long and based on 2 people per car could remove 1100 people from the P&R queue. Or let people walk or use the ordinary buses.
 
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Paulie Gualtieri

Bada Bing
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May 8, 2018
11,307
What would I do if I was Paul Barber?

I would introduce a premium ‘gold Albion travel card’ available for only £300 a season for ST holder and MyAlbion+ can get it for £450. It entitles you to queue jumps on bus and trains, priority entrance to the Terrace and a free umbrella for when it is raining
I pay more to Seagulls Travel
I’m in
 


Paulie Gualtieri

Bada Bing
NSC Patron
May 8, 2018
11,307
Not if it was priced as development land for hundreds of student flats……
Build the 500 flats then change the ticketing T&C’s explaining pre match Richie Reynolds will oversea a raffle and if your seat is one of the 500 or so winners then you are automatically banned form the leaving the site and must use the bed and breakfast function on Bennett’s Field, of which doors open automatically at 6am the day after
 




Hovegull

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Nov 27, 2022
592
If there were buses that went further than the Old Steine it would be excellent - but sadly this stopped.
 


jackanada

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Jul 19, 2011
3,601
Brighton
Anyone on the Eastbound platform after the train has left is sent to the back of the queue. That would stop people blocking the platform because they don't want an Eastbourne/Seaford train and are waiting for the next one. GO TO LEWES AND WAIT THERE YOU IDIOTS.

Reprogram the electronic signs so that every train that comes in just says LEWES.
Don't let anyone know what train they're on until it's nearly at LEWES.
 


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