Fulking Seagull
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3 of us going. I work in Crawley and have to pick up my youngest daughter from Gatwick at 11pm ish so it all ties in nicely.
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Brighton_Rose
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I was wondering if its best to get a bus or take the train to Three Bridges? Is it easy to find from Three Bridges? Or if there is any football transport eg mini bus? 
Norman Baker suck my lozenge
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Take yer boots,you might get a start up front,we can only offer a steak bake and a free car pass for Bennets field though.
- Jul 7, 2003
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I was wondering if its best to get a bus or take the train to Three Bridges? Is it easy to find from Three Bridges? Or if there is any football transport eg mini bus?
It's nowhere near Three Bridges station.
One of the Fastway bus services to Broadfield runs past the stadium, I'd have thought that, logically, one of them must stop at Three Bridges.
The nearest railway station is Crawley, but even that'll take a twenty five minute walk, I'd have thought.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,225
From the Football Grounds Guide:
Crawley station is just over a mile away from the stadium. You can either take a taxi (about £6), or from the bus station across the road, you can take a Fastway number 10 bus to the ground (this runs every ten minutes). Otherwise it is about a twenty minute walk.
As you come out of the station turn left and walk down to the T-junction. At the junction turn left into Brighton Road. Keep walking straight down Brighton Road for just under a mile and at its end turn right. You should now be able to see the stadium in the distance behind the traffic island. Use the underpass to cross the A23 to the ground.
Crawley station is just over a mile away from the stadium. You can either take a taxi (about £6), or from the bus station across the road, you can take a Fastway number 10 bus to the ground (this runs every ten minutes). Otherwise it is about a twenty minute walk.
As you come out of the station turn left and walk down to the T-junction. At the junction turn left into Brighton Road. Keep walking straight down Brighton Road for just under a mile and at its end turn right. You should now be able to see the stadium in the distance behind the traffic island. Use the underpass to cross the A23 to the ground.
The_Real_SussexSeagull123
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- Aug 4, 2011
- 707
Yeah just got tickets from the Crawley site but had no problem on the gate the other year. Be interesting to see Any changes since Spain pre season tour
Red Side Of Sussex
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- Jul 25, 2009
- 139
Oi you lot, we don't want you invading our pitch tonight.Its all new and lovely with green stripes,so stay off.
Be aware if you park along the verges down the A23 the old bill may tow your vehicle.
Be aware if you park along the verges down the A23 the old bill may tow your vehicle.
HH Brighton
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- Jul 25, 2003
- 1,508
Think they open the school on the other side of the roundabout and there is the K2 leisure centre on the other side od the dual carriageway.
There's certainly closer places to park for nothing.
Surrey_Albion
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Yep me +3