I'd wait to double check they are replicating that for away fans before booking trainswindermereROYAL wrote:Tractor boys have announced a ticket promotion, £12 (£8 concessions)
https://www.twtd.co.uk/ipswich-town-new ... ETDIq2HAjE
Anyone know why you can`t get a direct train service from London for that day?
See what you`re saying, but it does say all areas of Portman road.Hendo wrote:I'd wait to double check they are replicating that for away fans before booking trainswindermereROYAL wrote:Tractor boys have announced a ticket promotion, £12 (£8 concessions)
https://www.twtd.co.uk/ipswich-town-new ... ETDIq2HAjE
Anyone know why you can`t get a direct train service from London for that day?
Ipswich have confirmed it for away fans as well, so fair play.windermereROYAL wrote:See what you`re saying, but it does say all areas of Portman road.Hendo wrote:I'd wait to double check they are replicating that for away fans before booking trainswindermereROYAL wrote:Tractor boys have announced a ticket promotion, £12 (£8 concessions)
https://www.twtd.co.uk/ipswich-town-new ... ETDIq2HAjE
Anyone know why you can`t get a direct train service from London for that day?
As for the trains I`m getting this when I look up train tickets.. I thought there were direct services from Kings cross and Liverpool street.
Leg 1
Departs from
Reading
at
10:48
Arrives at
London Paddington
at
11:14
Catering: Cold Buffet
Train Operator: Great Western Railway
Leg 2
Travel from
London Paddington
to
Newbury Park (Underground)
Mode
Underground
Change time
00:17
Transit time
01:07
Leg 3
Departs from
Newbury Park (Underground)
at
12:40
Arrives at
Ingatestone
at
13:15
Transport for this leg is via Bus
Train Operator: Greater Anglia
Leg 4
Departs from
Ingatestone
at
13:26
Arrives at
Ipswich
at
14:25
Train Operator: Greater Anglia
Fairly obvious to me- engineering works on the London- Ipswich line that day- hence the bus leg. Same as Stoke away in March engineering work between Banbury and Leamington Spa means i`m going via London Euston.windermereROYAL wrote:See what you`re saying, but it does say all areas of Portman road.Hendo wrote:I'd wait to double check they are replicating that for away fans before booking trainswindermereROYAL wrote:Tractor boys have announced a ticket promotion, £12 (£8 concessions)
https://www.twtd.co.uk/ipswich-town-new ... ETDIq2HAjE
Anyone know why you can`t get a direct train service from London for that day?
As for the trains I`m getting this when I look up train tickets.. I thought there were direct services from Kings cross and Liverpool street.
Leg 1
Departs from
Reading
at
10:48
Arrives at
London Paddington
at
11:14
Catering: Cold Buffet
Train Operator: Great Western Railway
Leg 2
Travel from
London Paddington
to
Newbury Park (Underground)
Mode
Underground
Change time
00:17
Transit time
01:07
Leg 3
Departs from
Newbury Park (Underground)
at
12:40
Arrives at
Ingatestone
at
13:15
Transport for this leg is via Bus
Train Operator: Greater Anglia
Leg 4
Departs from
Ingatestone
at
13:26
Arrives at
Ipswich
at
14:25
Train Operator: Greater Anglia
Most weekends there are engineering works on that line disrupting services. You could go via Cambridge but that's a bit of a faff that would require changes at Cambridge and possibly Ely as well. Anyway, in for this one.windermereROYAL wrote:Tractor boys have announced a ticket promotion, £12 (£8 concessions)
https://www.twtd.co.uk/ipswich-town-new ... ETDIq2HAjE
Anyone know why you can`t get a direct train service from London for that day?
Hmmm, I had to do this one season (in the white kit with green shorts when we lost 2-1 (2010?)) and it was pretty horrendous. Think there was torrential rain leading to a fallen branch on the tracks as well leading to being stranded in the middle of nowhere and getting back at 11pmeddiegrundy wrote:Yeah, engineering works on the Liverpool St line most weekends due to Crossrail. Still quicker to go this route than via Cambridge. They are well practised at the bus and train changes so it should work without a glitch - long old tube ride out to Newbury Park though.
That's right. Our initial allocation is 1,100. Looks like these will go, so we will up it to the maximum of 1.900 I would imagine.One87One wrote:Easier to drive. Bought our tickets yesterday. You get the choice of front rows lf the upper tier, or back rows of the upper tier. In for back rows! 900 sold so far. Expecting more if we beat Rotherham. Think the usual allocation is 1900.
We’re taking over 1000 fans to a game further than 1hr away...must be a first!One87One wrote:1000 sold now. Expect us to take up the 1900 allocation next week if we beat Rotherham.
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