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by earley_royals » 12 Aug 2006 18:31

Is the £7 charge an increase on last season?

What an absolute rip off.

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by Warfield Royal » 12 Aug 2006 18:33

It was £5 last season.

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by URZZZZZZZZ » 12 Aug 2006 18:33

Yer I thought the same, didnt use it often last year but I swear it was £4. Im gonna seek parking elsewhere.

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Re: Car Park

by Glory Boy » 12 Aug 2006 18:41

earley_royals Is the £7 charge an increase on last season?

What an absolute rip off.


Has it been upgraded to a Premier style car park to justify the price ?.

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by Row Z Royal » 12 Aug 2006 18:43

FYI, the speedway car park is up a pound to £6 :evil:


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by earley_royals » 12 Aug 2006 18:50

I parked free today. :wink:

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by Avon Royal » 12 Aug 2006 19:23

The old boy collecting the money couldn't have sounded any more sheepish when he asked for £7. It's one big gravy train...............

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by Madjic » 12 Aug 2006 19:34

Holiday Inn car park up from £5 to £10. We normally have a pre-match drink in there, but no way will I be paying a tenner to park.

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by Warfield Royal » 12 Aug 2006 20:30

Madjic Holiday Inn car park up from £5 to £10. We normally have a pre-match drink in there, but no way will I be paying a tenner to park.


Was HP open? If HP was £7 then Holiday Inn for £10 is way too steep.


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by Madjic » 12 Aug 2006 20:40

HP was open at £7. We used the speedway at £6. Always preferred the holiday inn as you get out a bit quicker, and I preferred drinking there than on the concourse.

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by gh7901 » 13 Aug 2006 21:48

Its a joke

The slightly lower cost of driving used to outweigh the fact that one of us couldnt drink

Now though, the increase in parking and petrol prices are making me think the bus is far more sensible...maybe thats what they want?

Sidenote: Can you drink on the bus? Specifically Im talking about the one from Newbury

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by handbags_harris » 13 Aug 2006 22:59

If you're sensible about it I wouldn't have a problem with drinking on the bus. You can get on a bus slightly inebriated (empahasis on slightly), and you can drink a can of coke on the bus, so why not a can of Carlsberg or some such beverage?

As for parking, public transport is the way forward. And you'd surely think the parking signs could at least be spelt right if they're charging £7 for the privelege of parking in their car park! "PARKING AVALIABLE"...how embarrassing!

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by earley_royals » 13 Aug 2006 23:35

gh7901 Sidenote: Can you drink on the bus? Specifically Im talking about the one from Newbury


A couple of SROT drunk regularly on the number 73 last season.


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by KC Royal » 16 Aug 2006 13:07

Think it was £6 last season, but I'm not surprised theyve put it up, they can't just put season tickets up can they. Might as well got the whole hog and put everything esle up as well!

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by willz_royal » 16 Aug 2006 15:11

The speedway guys are gonna have to carry shedloads of change now then, as a fiver was easy, 6 isnt!

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by Jerry St Clair » 16 Aug 2006 18:20

gh7901 Sidenote: Can you drink on the bus? Specifically Im talking about the one from Newbury


Train from Thatcham is a better bet, shirley?

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by The 17 Bus » 16 Aug 2006 19:03

Councils have been busy preventing parking on verges as well, Loads of timber bollards going into the verges in 3 Mile Cross last week.

And the good council wardens were out ticketing cxars near Hewlett Packard on the freeway part, is time they put double yellows in, as no one knows what a freeway ends sign looks like.

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by gh7901 » 17 Aug 2006 11:59

Jerry St Clair
gh7901 Sidenote: Can you drink on the bus? Specifically Im talking about the one from Newbury


Train from Thatcham is a better bet, shirley?


Yeah, but more expensive, plus then need to get the bus to the stadium from the station
I may do that on Saturday though

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by Reading Abbey » 17 Aug 2006 12:14

Also parking elsewhere. This football club are taking the fans to the cleaners. The fans might put up with it because it's the big season next season, but the football club are in for an almighty shock if we go straight down. Look after the supporters and they'll look after you, try remembering that when you plan your next rip off!

Greenfields Road, opposite (and through an alley) the Basingstoke Road, looks onto the Holiday Inn, is perfect for parking and just a 15 minute walk to the ground, if you walk slow. The surrounding roads are also very quiet and trouble free.

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by RIP ELM Park » 17 Aug 2006 13:16

The 17 Bus is time they put double yellows in, as no one knows what a freeway ends sign looks like.


That's because there is no such sign, there is however an 'End of Urban Clearway Sign' and if you don't know what it looks like you deserve to get a ticket.

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