Trains via Worthing Sat 7th Nov

el punal

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Bitterne,Southampton. In the land of wrong stripes

• Nov 3, 2015

• #21

Alex said:

Or, unless you particularly want to go into Brighton, get an Eastbourne train at TB and change for Falmer at Lewes.
Please make sure my normal seat is vacant at Billingshurst btw (thinks - must get Bognor-Victoria train to avoid Pantshire riff-raff).

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Thanks for the advice. We will definitely "look after your seat" prior to Billingshurst. Yours truly, Pants and Corset Seagulls!!

 

perseus

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Sūþseaxna

• Nov 4, 2015

• #22

 

brightonmark1234

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Feb 9, 2010

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Worthing

• Nov 6, 2015

• #23

does anyone know if i could use my season ticket on the replacement train buses from worthing 2mow or do i need to buy a ticket

 

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Dirty Dave

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Aug 28, 2006

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Worthing

• Nov 6, 2015

• #24

brightonmark1234 said:

does anyone know if i could use my season ticket on the replacement train buses from worthing 2mow or do i need to buy a ticket

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Yes you can

 

brightonmark1234

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Feb 9, 2010

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Worthing

• Nov 6, 2015

• #25

Dirty Dave said:

Yes you can

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okay cheers i was just wondering thats all

 

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• Nov 6, 2015

• #26

I shall board the 12: 23 14b from Church of the Good Shepherd in light of this . And continue on the 28.

 

TheDuke

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Arundel

• Nov 6, 2015

• #27

I live in Arundel...so Three Bridges and then B'ton makes sense. BUT how do I buy my ticket and still make use of my 'travel-help" as a season ticket holder

 

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BensGrandad

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Jul 13, 2003

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Haywards Heath

• Nov 6, 2015

• #28

I dont know but would think a cheap day return to either Worthing (£4.90) or Haywards Heath (£13.30) then as normal travel from there. That is assuming you can use a ticket from Arundel to Worthing via Haywards Heath.

 

Ernest

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Nov 8, 2003

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LOONEY BIN

• Nov 6, 2015

• #29

BensGrandad said:

I dont know but would think a cheap day return to either Worthing (£4.90) or Haywards Heath (£13.30) then as normal travel from there. That is assuming you can use a ticket from Arundel to Worthing via Haywards Heath.

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No you can't

 

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BensGrandad

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Haywards Heath

• Nov 6, 2015

• #30

Ernest said:

No you can't

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Why it isnt the travellers fault the train is not going to Worthing and the alternative is via 3 Bridges Is Horsham in the travel zone? If so a return to Horsham.

 

Ernest

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Nov 8, 2003

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• Nov 6, 2015

• #31

BensGrandad said:

Why it isnt the travellers fault the train is not going to Worthing and the alternative is via 3 Bridges Is Horsham in the travel zone?

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There is a replacement bus service for which your ticket is VALID

 

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BensGrandad

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Haywards Heath

• Nov 6, 2015

• #32

Must you use the bus or can you take a round route on the train?

 

Ernest

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LOONEY BIN

• Nov 6, 2015

• #33

BensGrandad said:

Must you use the bus or can you take a round route on the train?

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Is there something wrong with you ?

 

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BensGrandad

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Jul 13, 2003

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Haywards Heath

• Nov 6, 2015

• #34

No why? If I buy a ticket to travel by train I expect to travel by train not bus or if I wished I would buy a bus ticket which is probably cheaper.

 

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Brighton Boy

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Nov 11, 2003

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Lancing

• Nov 6, 2015

• #35

Does anyone know if I can use my ST on the 700 route which runs through Shoreham?

 

Questions

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Oct 18, 2006

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Worthing

• Nov 6, 2015

• #36

Is my ticket valid for Brio's the Italian restaurant by Shoreham station ?


FFS

 

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Southwick_Seagull

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Oct 8, 2008

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• Nov 6, 2015

• #37

Bus from Hurstpierpoint?

 

Eeyore

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• Nov 7, 2015

• #38

23 bus- directly to and from my door.

Although I should imagine that travelling from distance is a wonderful ritual when not too disrupted. Makes a real day of it. When I read of folk travelling from far and wide I feel as so I'm missing out on something.

 

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kingcole

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Jan 2, 2010

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So far down Shoreham Beach, I am virtually back in

• Nov 7, 2015

• #39

Brighton Boy said:

Does anyone know if I can use my ST on the 700 route which runs through Shoreham?

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Ii was about to ask this exact question. Glad I read the whole thread before diving in.

Someone bloody answer tho!

 

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Eagle Slayer

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Jul 15, 2007

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Worthing

• Nov 7, 2015

• #40

kingcole said:

Ii was about to ask this exact question. Glad I read the whole thread before diving in.

Someone bloody answer tho!

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From website ......


Buses

There are a wide range of bus routes that serve the Amex.
On a match day, the cost of your bus travel to the stadium is
included in your home league match ticket on the following
services:
• All Brighton and Hove buses (excluding services Lewes
to Ringmer, Uckfield, and Royal Tonbridge Wells.)
• Stagecoach Coastline 700 & N700 services from
Worthing
Simply show the driver your ticket, smartcard, or proof of
purchase if collecting tickets at the ground. Senior citizen
bus passes are also accepted and under 5s travel for free.

I got 700 bus last season from West Worthing , the driver was unaware that travel was included , he phoned his office and then got confirmation and let on no problem.