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Parking at Charlton

Discussion in 'Hull City' started by Horsham_Tiger, Aug 21, 2012.

  1. Horsham_Tiger

    Horsham_Tiger Well-Known Member

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    Anyone got any tips?

    Cheers

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  2. andy payton's mullet

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    [video]www.videojug.com/film/how-to-park-a-car-2[/video]
     
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  3. originallambrettaman

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    Its very similar to most of the London grounds - A nightmare. I am parking up at Cockfosters and grabbing the tube as its only £8.50 for London day travel card. This allows you to use all London transport(tube-rail-bus) for the day. If you have an Oyster card then its even better. £8.50 is cheaper than parking fines and clampers fees.
     
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    Only issue there is, there's no tube station at Charlton.
     
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  6. DMD

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    Last time we went I parked in the housing estate near the ground marked 'for permit holders only' and knocked on a door and asked if they wanted to loan out their visitors parking permit. They were that shocked at my cheek they lent me it for free on the promise I post it back before I go.<cheers>
     
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  7. tigers40

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    Get a train from London Bridge direct to Charlton, 15-20 mins tops.
     
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  8. DJBlackandamberarmy(No4)

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    ive got an image of a street full of city fans knocking on doors now and everybody down there wondering whats going on, if you dont ask you dont get..haha
     
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  9. TigerJools

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    Last time I went on Tiger Travel we were abandoned by the side of a dual carriageway so from that I would presume that the parking at the ground is pretty dire!
     
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  10. Mr G. Raff

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    We are staying overnight at the Travelodge in Woolwich, there is public parking near to Woolwich Arsenal which is just 2 stops on the overground from Charlton Station which is just a few minutes from the ground and also next to the Antigallican pub which is where away fans congregate - hoping to see loads of tigers in there <ok>
     
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    Can someone confirm that there will be tickets available and the stands at the valley?<ok>
     
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  12. Mr G. Raff

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    Why on earth would you drive to a football match in London? Can't think of anything worse. just have to wing it I reccon, should be ok.
     
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  14. BigotAlertAnalRimMan

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    Thanks mate, I did read this but got a bit confused... Since season ticket holders will have had priority and tickets sent to them, does it mean there's a chance ticket numbers might be limited on the day?
     
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  15. mussiesredhat

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    after palace last year. my tip - DON'T GO. Alternatively, DON'T DRIVE!!!!!! Save your money for the good away trips. London is a S H I T HOLE after all.
     
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  16. DJBlackandamberarmy(No4)

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    i prefer car to london, train might be quicker but then you have to mix with them all and hate getting shoved and squashed in like a sardine..prefer the safety of the car..haha
     
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  17. jeffratcliffe's_hat

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    Check the charlton web site there are parking restrictions due to the paralympics
     
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  18. originallambrettaman

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    It's my Godson's 18th on Friday night and much as I really want to go to this one, I can't face South London and back with a hangover.
     
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  19. Horsham_Tiger

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    Train it is then. An extra 30 minutes each way but that would probably be the time spent looking for a space!

    Thanks everyone.
     
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  20. Horsham_Tiger

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    So it's definitely the train then.

    Anyone having a pre match drink?
     
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