Never trust the website to show the real cheapest tickets for a long journey.Elm Park Kid wrote:I just did a search on the national rail website and the cheapest tickets between Reading and Hull are £82 . . . .
Aren’t privatised rail networks a thing of great beautyJR wrote:Never trust the website to show the real cheapest tickets for a long journey.Elm Park Kid wrote:I just did a search on the national rail website and the cheapest tickets between Reading and Hull are £82 . . . .
Almost always going to be beneficial to split tickets.
If you buy Reading to Kings X and Kings X to Hull separately it’s about £55 at the moment as some advance singles left for the London/Hull part of the journey.
I'm down for two nights.Old Man Andrews wrote:Might stay overnight in Hull. Glamour.
Hull away is a really underrated game. KCOM stadium's pretty decent and relatively central, the City itself is full of nice architecture and the pubs in the Old Town are absolutely fantastic, and all within stumbling distance if each other.stealthpapes wrote:I'm down for two nights.Old Man Andrews wrote:Might stay overnight in Hull. Glamour.
Friday night as its end of term at Uni.
Saturday night - Hull real ale trail.
Sky have only made picks up to the end of March so far.stealthpapes wrote:Any indication of when the game date will be sorted?
They've still got Ipswich (a) on the website. Poor show.stealthpapes wrote:Where the fuck are these tickets?
stealthpapes wrote:Where the fuck are these tickets?
They play QPR this weekend and it would appear they are continuing with their flat rate policy of £18.00 for all age band tickets.Green wrote:stealthpapes wrote:Where the fuck are these tickets?
Link now up.Green wrote:stealthpapes wrote:Where the fuck are these tickets?
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