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[L G]

I've been asked to let you all know that Roselyn Coaches are running a coach to the Chelsea for the FA Cup match, leaving from St Austell and picking up at Par, Lostwithiel and Bodmin (if required).
Anyone interested phone 01726 813737 and ask to speak to Tracey. (she will be able to give you more details)

 

[AdelaideGreen]

St Austell to Chelsea.
I wouldn't be starting my journey there!

 

[RGuile]

Great news! Spoke to Tracey who said there have been many enquiries but most waiting to confirm ticket purchase. Cost £44. My pick up from Tesco 4.05a.m

 

[scooterboy]

Used them for Liverpool away, can certainly recommend 👍💚

 

[westwardgreen]

Are there still any coaches running from Bude or Bideford areas to Home Park......Getting too old
to drive all the time ! Any details gratefully received

 

[Meerkat Man]

Are there still any coaches running from Bude or Bideford areas to Home Park......Getting too old
to drive all the time ! Any details gratefully received

Yes, Tilley’s Coaches of Wainhouse Corner still run to all home games.
I understand that they are not running to Chelsea though.

 

[Argyle Since'68]

Are there still any coaches running from Bude or Bideford areas to Home Park......Getting too old
to drive all the time ! Any details gratefully received

Cor..... Bude, did that first in 1968....

 

[macleanie]

Sorry to hijack your coach message but I wondered if anyone else is planning on driving to Reading and getting to Stamford Bridge that way?

I have been recommended to do train from Reading to Piccadilly then district line to Fulham Broadway. But some contrasting reports online of taking train to Paddington and presumably taking the same district line.

Any advice from the well travelled? Also, any suggestions on parking in Reading near the train station?

 

[HC Green]

Sorry to hijack your coach message but I wondered if anyone else is planning on driving to Reading and getting to Stamford Bridge that way?

I have been recommended to do train from Reading to Piccadilly then district line to Fulham Broadway. But some contrasting reports online of taking train to Paddington and presumably taking the same district line.

Any advice from the well travelled? Also, any suggestions on parking in Reading near the train station?

The only Piccadilly you can get to by train from Reading is Manchester Piccadilly. I think your information is a bit dodgy.
If they mean the Piccadilly line you need to get on it from somewhere in London. The two western terminus for the Piccadilly line are Uxbridge or Heathrow. I do know some people use Osterley station just off the M4 to park up and travel into London.
If you use the Piccadilly line you would need to change at Earls Court to get to Fulham Broadway.

 

[bigalf]

Sorry to hijack your coach message but I wondered if anyone else is planning on driving to Reading and getting to Stamford Bridge that way?

I have been recommended to do train from Reading to Piccadilly then district line to Fulham Broadway. But some contrasting reports online of taking train to Paddington and presumably taking the same district line.

Any advice from the well travelled? Also, any suggestions on parking in Reading near the train station?

You will not be to get from Reading to Piccadilly! The choices are Paddington (25 Minutes fast train, 50 Minutes Slow) Or Reading to Waterloo which takes about an hour and a half. Train to Paddington. Tube entrance opposite Platform 10, District line train to Wimbledon and get off at Fulham Broadway for the ground or Earls Court if you want a pint or a bite to eat

 

[bigalf]

Sorry to hijack your coach message but I wondered if anyone else is planning on driving to Reading and getting to Stamford Bridge that way?

I have been recommended to do train from Reading to Piccadilly then district line to Fulham Broadway. But some contrasting reports online of taking train to Paddington and presumably taking the same district line.

Any advice from the well travelled? Also, any suggestions on parking in Reading near the train station?

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[macleanie]

Thank you all for your useful and quick responses 👍

 

[Pogleswoody]

The only Piccadilly you can get to by train from Reading is Manchester Piccadilly. I think your information is a bit dodgy.
If they mean the Piccadilly line you need to get on it from somewhere in London. The two western terminus for the Piccadilly line are Uxbridge or Heathrow. I do know some people use Osterley station just off the M4 to park up and travel into London.
If you use the Piccadilly line you would need to change at Earls Court to get to Fulham Broadway.

Slow train from Reading to Ealing Broadway perhaps was the idea? District Line to Earls Court?

 

[L G]

Sorry to hijack your coach message but I wondered if anyone else is planning on driving to Reading and getting to Stamford Bridge that way?

I have been recommended to do train from Reading to Piccadilly then district line to Fulham Broadway. But some contrasting reports online of taking train to Paddington and presumably taking the same district line.

Any advice from the well travelled? Also, any suggestions on parking in Reading near the train station?

I was once the Hijack King

 

[Shankster]

If this helps at all:
Booked the Prem at Chiswick Fri- Sun (3 miles from SB) two nights twin at £45 each

GWR train Plym- Lon Pad Friday 4th (direct as works don’t start until Saturday 5th) return Sunday 6th (super off peak) £71

That’s a return train and two nights accommodation £136. That’s a really good way to make a trip of it and relatively economically