Fulham away trains

[worthingseagull]

we're planning on going into central london after the game, does anyone know If a return to clapham junction from Brighton plus travelcard will allow me to then just come back to Brighton from Victoria rather than going back to Clapham Junction first? - anyone done it before?

 

[Easy 10]

We did the Clapham J - Putney High St route last season, and it was pretty straightforward.

Lots of good pubs in PHS as well, providing you've already sorted out an overdraft before you get a round in.

 

[Superphil]

we're planning on going into central london after the game, does anyone know If a return to clapham junction from Brighton plus travelcard will allow me to then just come back to Brighton from Victoria rather than going back to Clapham Junction first? - anyone done it before?

I think you just buy a "Travelcard" which gets you from Brighton, into, and around, London, then back home after.

 

[BlockDpete]

Travelcard will be fine for staying on in London.

You just have to be aware that if you get a return to Putney, the ticket won't be valid at a London terminus.

 

[Surf's Up]

We did the Clapham J - Putney High St route last season, and it was pretty straightforward.

Lots of good pubs in PHS as well, providing you've already sorted out an overdraft before you get a round in.

hehehehe

 

[drew]

I don't wish to be condescending but too late, afraid it will be. Can it really be that hard to work out how to get to Fulham especially when you claim to not normally have problems getting cheap tickets suggesting you know a bit about National Rail enquiries, Redspottedhanky or whatever. It's probably the closest game we get and exactly how much are you hoping to save? Seems cheapest outbound is £11 and cheapest return trip is £8 whereas travelcard is £18.30? Do the math. If you do get a saving it's likely to be no more than cost of a packet of crisps!

 

[Return of the Rev]

I just buy a travel card, discounted with my network rail card. Will probably pop off to Brick Lane afterwards for another curry.

Same £12.40 from Brighton unlimited travel round london

 

[Prince Monolulu]

Yup, Travelcards all round here. Bargain.

 

[melias shoes]

I don't wish to be condescending but too late, afraid it will be. Can it really be that hard to work out how to get to Fulham especially when you claim to not normally have problems getting cheap tickets suggesting you know a bit about National Rail enquiries, Redspottedhanky or whatever. It's probably the closest game we get and exactly how much are you hoping to save? Seems cheapest outbound is £11 and cheapest return trip is £8 whereas travelcard is £18.30? Do the math. If you do get a saving it's likely to be no more than cost of a packet of crisps!

My travel card cost 12.40 happy with that.

 

[Blackadder]

Same £12.40 from Brighton unlimited travel round london

Yep. Less than £9 from HH.

 

[drew]

My travel card cost 12.40 happy with that.

Out of interest, where exactly is 'Shutter Land'?

 

[drew]

Yep. Less than £9 from HH.

£15 from Wivvy for me and my daughter but that would be limited to Thameslink! Probably stump up the extra to use the fantastic services of Southern!

 

[Blackadder]

£15 from Wivvy for me and my daughter but that would be limited to Thameslink! Probably stump up the extra to use the fantastic services of Southern!

Depends on how many times you travel on a train but it may be worth your while forking out the annual fee of £30 for a network rail card. My kids are grown up now but it used to only be £1 for kids. (This may have gone up). Up to 4 adults used to be able travel on it as well.


In my experience the card soon pays for itself.

My price was for Southern.

 

[melias shoes]

Out of interest, where exactly is 'Shutter Land'?

I live in Shoreham. It is a super off peak group saver. Travel anytime any where in London no restrictions. 3 or more travellers. I think up to 9 are permitted.

 

[El Turi]

We got the same group saver deal for £12.40 each. Should be a good day out.

 

[soistes]

Hard to believe there are four pages already on how to get to Craven Cottage - it's by far the easiest away trip of the season, and for many fans in Sussex will be as easy/quick as getting to the Amex and not much more expensive.

 

[Guinness Boy]

Hard to believe there are four pages already on how to get to Craven Cottage - it's by far the easiest away trip of the season, and for many fans in Sussex will be as easy/quick as getting to the Amex and not much more expensive.

tell me about it

 

[worthingseagull]

hmm

 

[atfc village]

Barnes is ok for a or 3.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

do you turn left or right when exiting the station
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DR