To be honest you are best parking near where the halfmoon is situated yes it is a five mintue walk to the ground but it is free and you won't have many problems getting away after the game as you would if you parked nearer the ground, What time is everyone looking at getting down here to sunny sussexreading_fan wrote:What's the parking like around the ground? Street parking? Car parks?
Probably before the match starts.Sussex exile wrote:To be honest you are best parking near where the halfmoon is situated yes it is a five mintue walk to the ground but it is free and you won't have many problems getting away after the game as you would if you parked nearer the ground, What time is everyone looking at getting down here to sunny sussexreading_fan wrote:What's the parking like around the ground? Street parking? Car parks?
Worth following @ctfcpoliceteam on Twitter if you're going.all pubs are away supporter friendly. If you dont fancy Redz then there is the Half Moon PH right nearby and pubs in town
Er mate did you attend when we were league 1 or 2? Our parking only went up when we started going up really.Divvy wrote:£3 parking at the stadium, and street parking. Perfect.
Beats rip-off Reading and their extortionate parking!
League 2? When did the Madejski Stadium entertain L2?LWJ wrote:Er mate did you attend when we were league 1 or 2? Our parking only went up when we started going up really.Divvy wrote:£3 parking at the stadium, and street parking. Perfect.
Beats rip-off Reading and their extortionate parking!
Literally parked 400 yards from the ground FOC. Dream. Home by 6pm.The Real Sandhurst Royal wrote:Parking on the streets in close proximity to the ground was no problem.
Did the same in the estate on the opposite side of the 'football' roundabout. It was like being in Bracknell! Guess Crawley was developed at the same time.The Real Sandhurst Royal wrote:Parking on the streets in close proximity to the ground was no problem.
Certainly was - in the 70s there used to be various sporting competitions held between the New Towns, and being brung up in Bracknell I got to go to the likes of Crawley, Hitchin, Hatfield, Stevenage, Basildon .... they're all contemporary and virtually identical in design.M Brook wrote:Did the same in the estate on the opposite side of the 'football' roundabout. It was like being in Bracknell! Guess Crawley was developed at the same time.The Real Sandhurst Royal wrote:Parking on the streets in close proximity to the ground was no problem.
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