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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptyFri 20 May - 14:48

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£15 to a primary school a mile stroll in opposite direction to crowds partly along the river Brent foot path.
How civilised.

That's more realistic if you don't mind the walk. Although parking is only valid from 12-6pm.

Phoned to check. It's an hour after end of game so extra time / pens (god forbid) covered.
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Just the £30 to park at Wembley. bom

This is exactly the sort of culture I refuse to be a part of, and one of the reasons I refused to go to Wembley in 96 despite having been to every home game that season. It makes me angry, and I would rather be a happy bunny somewhere else by the sea.
Good luck in avoiding the spivs people. I did think of bicycling from 5 m or 10 miles out, and will decide nearer the day, as a POTD, if I get put under social pressure to attend Laughing
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptyFri 20 May - 15:54

Geddon Lordy B, you know you want to
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptyFri 20 May - 16:11

There's really no point getting angry about it though Lordy. Life's too short. Anger leads to bitterness, and that'll only get worse as you age.

It's an annoyance, granted. But 99% of people live with the acceptance that at big events of any kind you're going pay over the odds, be it for the actual tickets, parking, food & drink.

'Twas always so.
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptyFri 20 May - 16:21

I've got my ticket and travel for just under a oner now, just a few tenners on drink and pies and were sorted, about double on what I spend at a day out at Argyle. Very Happy
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptyFri 20 May - 16:22

Lord Biro wrote:
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Just the £30 to park at Wembley. bom

This is exactly the sort of culture I refuse to be a part of, and one of the reasons I refused to go to Wembley in 96 despite having been to every home game that season. It makes me angry, and I would rather be a happy bunny somewhere else by the sea.
Good luck in avoiding the spivs people. I did think of bicycling from 5 m or 10 miles out, and will decide nearer the day, as a POTD, if I get put under social pressure to attend Laughing

And there was me thinking you supported the redistribution of wealth. Laughing
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Les Miserable wrote:
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Will many travel from milton keynes ?


This must shorely be THE dream final for you Elias cheers

dreading it, just imagine if the fa cup stealers won for gods sake !
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Amsterdamage wrote:
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Will many travel from milton keynes ?

You getting your teams muddled again bhey? My mates travelling from Wimbledon and he supports both Argyle and the real Wimbledon you ought to meet him hell put you straight. Very Happy

an mk dons fan in the argyle end ? scratch
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptyFri 20 May - 19:56

Czarcasm wrote:
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£15 to a primary school a mile stroll in opposite direction to crowds partly along the river Brent foot path.
How civilised.

That's more realistic if you don't mind the walk. Although parking is only valid from 12-6pm.

brent footpath ? theres no escaping the man lol!
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptyFri 20 May - 23:31

Son and I are driving up and have used ''justpark''. I have the use of a private driveway from 1pm to 8pm about half mile from Stadium. £25 although prices vary.
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptyFri 20 May - 23:51

Tgwu wrote:
Free Parking is available at Harrow Borough FC . We are a few minutes walk from Northolt Park station which just one stop (5mins) to Wembley Stadium Station. Our Club will be open from 10 am for pre match refreshments you can come in cars, minibus or coaches

Return Standard fare  £10.35

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previous vistors in very large numbers include , Swansea, Cardiff, Bristol City & Bristol Rovers

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This looks like a staggeringly good idea for anybody driving there.

Driving into or near Wembley also means driving away afterwards and this is an option I have done twice before at the old Wembley... Never again!

Last time we stopped miles out at Aylesbury and trained in from there.

I can't for the life of me think of why anybody would take a car any further into London than they absolutely have to.
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptySat 21 May - 6:37

Sir Francis Drake wrote:
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Free Parking is available at Harrow Borough FC . We are a few minutes walk from Northolt Park station which just one stop (5mins) to Wembley Stadium Station. Our Club will be open from 10 am for pre match refreshments you can come in cars, minibus or coaches

Return Standard fare  £10.35

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previous vistors in very large numbers include , Swansea, Cardiff, Bristol City & Bristol Rovers

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This looks like a staggeringly good idea for anybody driving there.

Driving into or near Wembley also means driving away afterwards and this is an option I have done twice before at the old Wembley... Never again!



Last time we stopped miles out at Aylesbury and trained in from there.

I can't for the life of me think of why anybody would take a car any further into London than they absolutely have to.

Yes.................park and get the underground.
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptySat 21 May - 7:35

Sir Francis Drake wrote:
Tgwu wrote:
Free Parking is available at Harrow Borough FC . We are a few minutes walk from Northolt Park station which just one stop (5mins) to Wembley Stadium Station. Our Club will be open from 10 am for pre match refreshments you can come in cars, minibus or coaches

Return Standard fare  £10.35

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previous vistors in very large numbers include , Swansea, Cardiff, Bristol City & Bristol Rovers

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This looks like a staggeringly good idea for anybody driving there.

Driving into or near Wembley also means driving away afterwards and this is an option I have done twice before at the old Wembley... Never again!

Last time we stopped miles out at Aylesbury and trained in from there.

I can't for the life of me think of why anybody would take a car any further into London than they absolutely have to.

Yes that Club posted the same on the FB Groups at start of week making the point their BAR opens early. Suspect they make a bundle off that and fair play to them
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptySat 21 May - 8:02

harvetheslayer wrote:
Sir Francis Drake wrote:
Tgwu wrote:
Free Parking is available at Harrow Borough FC . We are a few minutes walk from Northolt Park station which just one stop (5mins) to Wembley Stadium Station. Our Club will be open from 10 am for pre match refreshments you can come in cars, minibus or coaches

Return Standard fare  £10.35

Email [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] for details

previous vistors in very large numbers include , Swansea, Cardiff, Bristol City & Bristol Rovers

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This looks like a staggeringly good idea for anybody driving there.

Driving into or near Wembley also means driving away afterwards and this is an option I have done twice before at the old Wembley... Never again!

Last time we stopped miles out at Aylesbury and trained in from there.

I can't for the life of me think of why anybody would take a car any further into London than they absolutely have to.

Yes that Club posted the same on the FB Groups at start of week making the point their BAR opens early. Suspect they make a bundle off that and fair play to them

It's fine if you don't mind your memories of Wembley '16 consisting largely pre-match of sitting in a ramshackle non-league clubhouse. Each to their own though.
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptySat 21 May - 8:20

Pig master ask for s donation for not changing advertisement fees from them.

The return fare I put was wrong, it is 5.20
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptySat 21 May - 8:37

Into Paddington 11.18 from Worcester - is it right need a 1-6 day tube travel card for £12?
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptySat 21 May - 9:08

Last time I was in the smoke I bought a ticket from Victoria to Paddington at a booth.
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptySat 21 May - 9:39

Bandwagon wrote:
Into Paddington 11.18 from Worcester - is it right need a 1-6 day tube travel card for £12?

Zone 1-4 should be fine?
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptySat 21 May - 10:10

Off peak travel card ie including weekends/bank holidays is £12.10 for all zones................ whether 1-4 or 1-6

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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptySat 21 May - 11:08

Train sorted, tickets bought,me and two pals are going to wemberleeeeeeeeeeeeee, 270 quid on the train from down town NA to Lundun for three of us a fookin rip off, but hey ho i'm a praper fan. jocolor
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptySat 21 May - 12:43

Would have been £600 from Plymouth.
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptySat 21 May - 12:59

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Would have been £600 from Plymouth.
600 quid! i'm going into the Rail Business! Laughing
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sufferedsince 68 wrote:
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Would have been £600 from Plymouth.
600 quid! i'm going into the Rail Business! Laughing
Robbing feckers, what really grates is you actually have to book a seat, don't forget to do that you may end up having to stand up all the way.
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PostSubject: Re: Traveling to Wembley.   Traveling to Wembley. - Page 3 EmptySat 21 May - 13:20

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sufferedsince 68 wrote:
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Would have been £600 from Plymouth.
600 quid! i'm going into the Rail Business! Laughing
Robbing feckers, what really grates is you actually have to book a seat, don't forget to do that you may end up having to stand up all the way.
Yep, i had to book the seats, they dont need masks and a stripey jumper to fookin rob ya! jocolor
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Should be state owned and run .....................................................feckin Tories.
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