That's the standard practice in Germany and much of Europe - your match ticket includes transport to and from the town or city centre.kwik-silva wrote:I went to southampton a few years ago and theres a really good system where you get a ticket, with 2 extra tabs. One lets you take public transport in and the other tansport out, now I have a feeling that this would help encourage the use of bus'/trains etc. on match days
Bracknell to Reading on the train is £4.80. You still have to get from reading station to the stadium (£3 on the park and ride bus)Royalshow wrote:£5.50 for an adult return is a joke!
I thought you lived in West berkshire?Jerry St Clair wrote:The Basingstoke and Tadley buses have been merged too, which means those travelling from Chineham are screwed.
Good job I've moved.
I do, I moved to Newbers last month.Royalshow wrote:I thought you lived in West berkshire?Jerry St Clair wrote:The Basingstoke and Tadley buses have been merged too, which means those travelling from Chineham are screwed.
Good job I've moved.
It also adds half an hour each way to our journey, so oxf*rd that for a game of soldiers, we'll be driving in.Jerry St Clair wrote:The Basingstoke and Tadley buses have been merged too, which means those travelling from Chineham are screwed.
What on earth would made you do that.Jerry St Clair wrote:I do, I moved to Newbers last month.Royalshow wrote:I thought you lived in West berkshire?Jerry St Clair wrote:The Basingstoke and Tadley buses have been merged too, which means those travelling from Chineham are screwed.
Good job I've moved.
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