How long do the P&R buses run for after the game?

dibsy

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• Nov 28, 2015

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Will I have time for a beer or two on the concourse before heading back to Racehill?

 

Return of the Rev

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yes!

 

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Berty23

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I am coming down from Warwick. The website says mill road is generally full by 1.30. Is this correct? Also how long after the match can I reckon on being out of the park and ride to come home?

Cheers.

 

Lord Bracknell

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And you'll hear an announcement to the effect that "the last park and ride buses will be leaving in X minutes".

 

The Andy Naylor Fan Club

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Lord Bracknell said:

And you'll hear an announcement to the effect that "the last park and ride buses will be leaving in X minutes".

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Bloody Romans.

 

pasty

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dibsy said:

Will I have time for a beer or two on the concourse before heading back to Racehill?

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Absolutely. In fact a couple of pints on the concourse is almost obligatory whilst the initial queues for the buses go down.

 

Everest

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The Andy Naylor Fan Club said:

Bloody Romans.

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Absolutely.
It just makes you want to flick the 5s at them.

 

sully

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• Nov 28, 2015

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Berty23 said:

I am coming down from Warwick. The website says mill road is generally full by 1.30. Is this correct? Also how long after the match can I reckon on being out of the park and ride to come home?

Cheers.

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Yes, that's correct.

Depends where you are in the ground and how swiftly you join the queue, but you should be back at your car by 5:30ish.

 

dibsy

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Cheers, brewski it is then.

 

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pishhead

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I tend to stay for about an hour and then it's usually a case of walk on to the last bus just before 6.

 

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Berty23

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sully said:

Yes, that's correct.

Depends where you are in the ground and how swiftly you join the queue, but you should be back at your car by 5:30ish.

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Cheers. We got SOAKED in the bus queue. Home now but we missed the first load of buses and got caught in the storm. Darn it.

 

BUTTERBALL

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I'm still in the queue. I think there is another bus along next Saturday.

 

dibsy

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I had a couple and strolled up to the bus, my son getting a selfie with James Wilson on the way. Much better than the usual sprint on the whistle. Thanks for the info.