Forest by train

[Lady Whistledown]

Anyone going by train to Forest?

Is it possible to get a train back to Brighton on the same night? And if yes, where's the cheapest place to get tickets online?

Cheers

 

[Braders]

yes it is , won't arrive back until 3 though

 

[fatboy]

If you can get to Nottingham by 21.40 you can get back to Brighton at half 2.

 

[Uncle Buck]

But cheap ticket wise you needed to book them last week to get the good offers.

 

[CHAPPERS]

Midland Mainline do a blinding ham and mustard sandwich AND sometimes still have smoking carriages.

I like Midland Mainline.

 

[Braders]

looking at about £60 return though

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Is that realistic (ie without having to leave the game early and sprint to the station?) Never been to Nottingham before so I don't know where anything is in relation to the ground.

Not bothered what time I get back as I'm not working the next day anyway, but having spent the past few months driving to Kent and back for work, I'm not sure I can be arsed to drive all the way to Nottingham, hence considering the train. Need to get back to Burgess Hill really.

 

[Uncle Buck]

The station is a good 15 minute hike, so you are cutting it fine.

However Nottingham is a cracking night out.

Max I like Midland Mainline as they give me free weekend travel, in first class.

 

[Deleted User X18H]

you cannot get back after the game by train the first train back after 9pm arrives London 7am approx

 

[fatboy]

You won't get back to Burgess Hill. Only Brighton or Three Bridges.

And you won't get to the station by 21.40 unless you miss a lot of the game.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Driving it is then, oh well, will just stick the car on auto pilot and sleep all the way home

 

[On the Left Wing]

I am going by car ... but also from the wrong direction!

oops - see you there EK!