Travelling to home matches from Crawley

Jack Daniels said:

What's wrong with the operator that already provides coaches from 50 billion pick up points all over Europe.

Well maybe 100 or something in the south east. Surely it even caters for Crawley inbreads. there really is no need to start a rival up. Plus I think they is getting a little short of coach space at the Amex. Especially when they away team being a good few as well.

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Mowgli37 said:

I get a train from Horsham to three bridges then change there for the Brighton line, very rare that I have any problems and you only have to get a ticket to Haywards Heath which keeps the cost down significantly. I would be interested in the coach though if it stopped in Horsham and was at a fair price

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Baldseagull said:

Why do ***** like you Hijack a thread to whinge like a bitch at someone offering an actual transport related answer?

He said he had no intention of going by train, but not why. He might not be aware that coming via Lewes is a lot easier than via Brighton and if he is used to leaving straight away he may not know that he can catch Match highlights and post match interviews on the concourse.

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Cowfold Seagull said:

If you are interested in travelling by coach from the Horsham area why not consider using the existing and excellent NWSS service which has several pick up points around the town. I'm sure if you send a pm to stonski he can advise further.

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Mowgli37 said:

I get a train from Horsham to three bridges then change there for the Brighton line, very rare that I have any problems and you only have to get a ticket to Haywards Heath which keeps the cost down significantly. I would be interested in the coach though if it stopped in Horsham and was at a fair price

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Foolg said:

Do you ever get checked for a ticket?

I get the train to and from London (granted on Saturdays mostly) for away games, but also every so often on week-days returning home from Sheffield. I honestly can't remember the last time I got checked on a train between London and Brighton or vice versa for a ticket, only both gates at each end of the journey.

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