Does your ride involve hills? Just curious as trying to work out where it’s possible to park without having to ride up a hill (as I’m too fat to do hills!).
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[Travel] Transport today
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Not at all. This thread is about Transport. Not the game. The game was excellent.Sums up our fanbase..more worried about transportation than the actual football
Not really.
Check out folding electric bikes, there's some absolute belters on the market that'll get you up any of Brighton's hills without pedalling, not to mention the 30+ mile run time.
Not really is a bit evasive but can understand you wanting to keep your spot a secret. An electric bike is a little out of my price range unfortunately. However planning on riding the 6 miles from Hove next season (and walking up the 1 hill).
Gabbafella
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I ended up walking all the way back into Brighton as the buses were a joke.
I've started doing the racecourse P&R of late but with it being closed today I had to rely on public transport. The buses are fine getting to the stadium but a shit show going home, especially on a Sunday.
Thankfully it's back to P&R for the City game.
I've started doing the racecourse P&R of late but with it being closed today I had to rely on public transport. The buses are fine getting to the stadium but a shit show going home, especially on a Sunday.
Thankfully it's back to P&R for the City game.
It’s a thread moaning about transport.
Yeah the decent ones are a little shy of a grand - although naturally I firmly believe they're worth their weight in gold, esp as the OP is correct, we're gonna have some shitshows next season.
Someone was recently asking about them on Geeks, not that they are any of ours speciality.
As cycle lanes go the one from the pier to the ground is decent and I believe a new one has been opened when coming from Beast Sussex.
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Yes. Correct.
maresfield seagull
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Ah you must have made the slightly delayed trainGot to Lewes station at 1.30, straight on a train, time for a pint in the concourse, stayed behind for a couple after the parade and walked straight onto the platform. Not sure it's ever been more straightforward. A bigfrom me
I just missed Then the next one running late got us to the ground just on KO
quite smooth
post match applauded the team off the pitch leisurely walk onto the train , queued on the last ramp before the entrance few minutes wait onto the train
quite a smooth journey compared to some days
nickbrighton
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When you have 30 000 people all arriving and leaving a venue at roughly the same time, there will be delays no matter where or when it is
Anyone at the semi finals at Wembley will say the same- it took almost as long to travel the 3 miles to and from the stadium as the rest of the journey, and that is the national stadium.
It doesnt matter how well organised it is, its simply not possible to move that many people without long delays.
Anyone at the semi finals at Wembley will say the same- it took almost as long to travel the 3 miles to and from the stadium as the rest of the journey, and that is the national stadium.
It doesnt matter how well organised it is, its simply not possible to move that many people without long delays.
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I think my original point was that it’s better organised on a Saturday 3pm….any other time, and it’s not. Therefore with next season probably not being majority Saturday 3pm, if it stays as now, it’s going to be even more problematic.
ManOfSussex
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It's Sunday. The trains are always **** for a Sunday game. I considered West Upper to front door in 2 hours pleasantly surprising today.