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Stoke (A) Tickets On Sale From Thursday. Nicely Priced As Well


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Thinking about taking Trousers Jnr to this one. Just looking at the walking distance between Stoke station and the Britannia stadium - looks like a 2 mile hike alongside a canal. So a c.30 - 40 min walk...?

 

there are special buses from near the station to and from the ground, if you don't fancy the walk

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Cheers - I bet that involves a bit of a bun fight after the game? Are they free or does one buy a return ticket at the station? Thanks again.

 

You have to pay a few quid return. I believe you can park in the Harvester near the ground for a fee. Away fans can go in but last time I was there a few choice locals were trying to kick off with the Saints fans.

 

There is street parking but it'll be at least 20 minutes walk.

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Just tried the midland trains website - they're saying £111 too (includes journey from Farnborough mind you).
I thought you commuted into London and would already have a ticket to cover travelling into London? If not, as VFTT says, try breaking the journey into two.
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We didn't sell out going to WBA and tickets were cheaper and it was closer. That was 5 hours driving for me to see a very poor game and I don't think us playing away at Stoke will be any more glamorous. They've got to be the most boring side in the Prem by a mile. I'm sure this will make general sale especially with so many games over christmas

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We didn't sell out going to WBA and tickets were cheaper and it was closer. That was 5 hours driving for me to see a very poor game and I don't think us playing away at Stoke will be any more glamorous. They've got to be the most boring side in the Prem by a mile. I'm sure this will make general sale especially with so many games over christmas

 

Being on TV on a Monday night didn't help.

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Went up there and saw Stoke v Brighton in the FA Cup a couple of years ago when our match at Rochdale was called off when we were already in the midlands. Wasn't at all impressed with the hoops my disabled mate had to jump through (figuratively) to be able to park near their ground and get a ticket half way around the ground, so won't be giving them any more of my money.

 

Plus I've already been there now, haven't I ? Maybe I should have a look to see if Rochdale are home ? :)

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