What's the easiest way to get to Whtie City on the train tomorrow?

[tinx]

Screw that go to shepherds bush cos theres a wetherspoon outside the station for a cheap lunch before getting hammered.

Either way the victoria line to oxford circus route is very easy and I'd recommend that route personally.

 

[CHAPPERS]

I trust tinx, he is big.

 

[dwayne]

The website is flawed then how can it be 24 minutes and 29 minutes?!?!?

u do what u want my comments are based on the fact that I have done that route 3/4 times a week for 6 months and the fact that the circle line is rubbish.

...but what would I know aye!!

 

[CHAPPERS]

f*** it. I'll walk then.

 

[tinx]

No chappers, don't walk, there's two ways of getting there, get to the tube and have a look at which take syour fancy either way it doesn't take long, altohugh a can of lager for the tube journey would be a good idea.

 

[CHAPPERS]

It's two zones innit.

 

[Deano's Right Foot]

 

[clapham_gull]

London'er here - he's how I'll do it.

Victoria to Oxford Circus on the Victoria Line

Oxford Circus to White City on the Central..

As you come out of White City you will see the crowd cutting through a housing estate directly in front of you - follow them - its a short cut.

Or turn right out the station, then turn left into Africa Road which will take you right down to the ground.


Avoid the circle line always a bit dodgy.


What confuses people is the two Shepherds Bush stations. Unlike any other stations on more than line - the two stations are NOT connected.

There is a shepherds Bush station near the ground but it is on the Hammersmith and City Line.

The other station is on the central line - but one before White City and further away from the ground.

I went for a wander last time after the game and there were a few confused Brighton fans trying to work out how to get back to Victoria on the Hammersmith and City.

If you do make this mistake keep walking down Uxbridge road and you'll eventually get to the other Bush station.

 

[Nemo]

central line to shepherds bush, straight to the pub. easy.