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Southern response is always to shut every useful station in the vicinity. Pretty sure it's only because of the club bankrolling Southern via a lucrative contract that they don't shut Falmer station every matchday

Gets you to about 5 minutes walk from the Bridge Car Park. Bolney Road is nearest stop

Or b) walk 5 minutes down Trafalgar Street to London Road and catch a bus (25, 49, probably others too)

It'll look great on paper...

Or you could just get the 49 bus there and back with a pretty much guaranteed seat :shrug:

For sure, and please don't take it personally. Always appreciate your insider input and please keep it coming :thumbsup:

Nah, I appreciate you all want a nice peaceful day after the mayhem of Pride Saturday, and f*ck Sunday's travellers. Enjoy! :thumbsup:

Closed that Convenient Station loophole then? Well done :clap2: :rolleyes:

Whatever are you suggesting...? :lol:

The same club that always lazily spouts the same BS that post-match trains to Brighton won't be stopping at Moulsecoomb and London Road? Guess what? They do stop at those stations, exactly whenever they're timetabled to stop at those stations :dunce:

Apologies, was a bit tardy with editing/expanding on my post. There ARE no meaningful Pride crowds on the Sunday. Would that have affected your response?

Seems unnecessarily vindictive tho ??? Would be interested to know the reasoning behind it. Living more or less opposite the park, I know damn well that the Pride Sunday is a low-key genteel affair for mainly local people with little or no impact on the trains. Certainly on the Brighton -...

Transport rarely going to run smoothly when it clashes with Pride weekend tho eh? Here's the B&H Buses journey planner which may help a bit. Tho on the day, prob best to switch to their Live Bus Information tab to judge whether it's worth waiting, or better to set off on foot/call a cab...