NFFC Johan
Viv Anderson
I'm going to reading away and was wondering if anybody knew the prices of trains and how far from the station is the Madjeski stadium? I know the forest coach is 14.50 and it takes far to long for my liking!
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Reading away- Anybody know anything about best way to travel?
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south coast red
Youth Team
NFFC Johan said:
Depending on route I think the train is between £20 and £30 the ground is about 2.5-3 miles away but there is a bus that goes from the station to the ground
NFFC Johan
Viv Anderson
Probably end up catching the forest coach if its that much, pretty steep.cheers
Red in Reading
Youth Team
Your better on the Forest coach, Train price is around £50 and takes ages because you have to change at Birmingham or London
Azza
Viv Anderson
Aye, there's a bus stop literally 100 yards from the station that takes you directly to the stadium. The pub next to the train station is quite good too, was packed with Forest fans last year. 8)
south coast red
Youth Team
definetly better on the coach. i've just checked my train ticket and its 40 quid with a rail card im only going on the train as Im meting people at the pub who live elsewhere and go on the train
tricky_tree1982
Viv Anderson
The best way is to get ya mate to drive there. You can drink and he can't! That's what I've done 
NFFC Johan
Viv Anderson
tricky_tree1982 said:The best way is to get ya mate to drive there. You can drink and he can't! That's what I've done
Lol you've got it all sorted mate!Looks like i'l be getting the forest coach then boys!
ForestDavey
A. Trialist
train is easiest .............. but too expensive............ bout 55 notes.............. dont think i am going for this reason ............... away pub is right next to the station .................. then catch buses outside ..................there free or bout quid or something .................... away end at ground is too far right as you walk upto ground.
Tnewton_1988
Jack Armstrong
If you want to catch the train their is a service we caught on the way back from Soccer Am in Feb 2008,It serves Derby Basingstoke Birmingham,Reading and lands up in Bournmouth,
ThePatriot
First Team Squad
Petrol about 50 squid. M1, M69, M40 alway in. Nice run, 2.5 hrs at steady 70-80. Split obv makes it a choice. Only contemplate M42 option if you KNOW its clear. Else, M69.
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Tutts
Ian Bowyer
NFFC Johan said:
A train ticket is £7.00 from Ash Train Station for a cheap day return.
I hope this helps.
FBS
Steve Chettle
ForestDavey said:
The bus from the station to the ground was £3 return last season.
M
Monk De Wally De Honk
Guest
The best way to travel would have to be private jet, failing that a chauffer driven bentley with a dozen bottles of champagne would be nice or a rickshaw pulled by Tutts and Winnits, dressed as chinese peasants would be very amusing
Rich
Rice IV
The best would surely be constrained by finances.
However, statistically speaking, air travel is the safest means.
However, statistically speaking, air travel is the safest means.
ForestDanny123
Youth Team
My tickets for Reading came,I'm on coach 4.Some reason they are allocating seat numbers to fans this season.