August 3, 20233 yr 7 minutes ago, radcliffe white said: £7 for return or single and cash only unless that changes cash only is very odd, isnt it if its an hour earlier, im more likely to use it but if its only for one way, a taxi for 4 is cheaper
August 3, 20233 yr 21 minutes ago, Casino said: cash only is very odd, isnt it if its an hour earlier, im more likely to use it but if its only for one way, a taxi for 4 is cheaper Leaves Radcliffe at 12.09 now
August 3, 20233 yr Get spending your money in the fanzone & club shop or that people don’t use them so they have a reason to ditch them
August 3, 20233 yr 58 minutes ago, Casino said: cash only is very odd, isnt it Not if you’re the driver 😉
August 3, 20233 yr 12 minutes ago, freds dad said: Not if you’re the driver 😉 Or in charge of our tax bill 🤣
August 3, 20233 yr 20 minutes ago, radcliffe white said: Get spending your money in the fanzone & club shop or that people don’t use them so they have a reason to ditch them The cynic in me says folk who use the bus won't be wanting to be onsite for almost 2 hrs pre-game and this is the club's way of ditching the buses.
August 3, 20233 yr 1 hour ago, Casino said: cash only is very odd, isnt it One in the eye for the globalists/new world order
August 3, 20233 yr 5 minutes ago, jmjhb said: One in the eye for the globalists/new world order Until you get to the club and then it's cashless
August 3, 20233 yr 5 minutes ago, jmjhb said: Has anyone told Matt Le Tissier? Is he one of the bus drivers?
August 3, 20233 yr 35 minutes ago, Traf said: The cynic in me says folk who use the bus won't be wanting to be onsite for almost 2 hrs pre-game and this is the club's way of ditching the buses. Yep, too expensive ,no single fares, reduced service & now at the wrong time. From my limited experience, the great majority of people who use them will not want to be arriving at the Reebok nearly 2 hours before kick off & this looks like another way of cutting demand for buses until the club can claim lack of numbers to justify ditching the service.
August 3, 20233 yr 52 minutes ago, Traf said: The cynic in me says folk who use the bus won't be wanting to be onsite for almost 2 hrs pre-game and this is the club's way of ditching the buses. 100% - club not daft. People either stop using them or spend more money at the club as up there longer. I'd imagine most on the bus fall into the first category.
August 3, 20233 yr 2 minutes ago, BeeversLeftPeg said: 100% - club not daft. People either stop using them or spend more money at the club as up there longer. I'd imagine most on the bus fall into the first category. So we have a pioneering new transport system that is designed to put off potential customers? The aim is for it to fail and have as few passengers as possible and run at a loss? Revolutionary.
August 3, 20233 yr Folk in Radcliffe having to get to the bus stop at 5.55pm for a night game? tricky.
August 3, 20233 yr 9 minutes ago, Johnnyrotten said: So we have a pioneering new transport system that is designed to put off potential customers? The aim is for it to fail and have as few passengers as possible and run at a loss? Revolutionary. Hardly pioneering, they've reduced the routes down to 6 (from 14 I think?) and considering they were thinking about getting rid it just seems they are making things difficult for folk who do use them. Ideal result for club here is that people spend an extra hour spending cash in the fanzone / hotel but just can't see that happening for most folk using the buses.
August 3, 20233 yr A family of four isn't paying £28 return and having to spend that much again killing an hour on Middlebrook.
August 3, 20233 yr 2 minutes ago, Traf said: A family of four isn't paying £28 return and having to spend that much again killing an hour on Middlebrook. All of a sudden cheap tickets mean nothing Add the bus price with killing an hour or so it becomes a costly day
August 3, 20233 yr When we first moved, buses ran at two times, so those wanting a drink or two near the ground could do. Presumably this is done to get more in the fan zone etc, which you can understand, especially if numbers using the buses are dropping. A bit of a catch 22 perhaps, but ultimately, can understand the club not wanting to help fund them, if fewer folk use them.
August 3, 20233 yr Cheapest family ticket this season is £76. Add on £28 for the bus and you're over £100 just getting to the game and getting in. Never mind buying food/drinks programmes or merchandise, that's a dear day out already.
August 3, 20233 yr 22 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said: When we first moved, buses ran at two times, so those wanting a drink or two near the ground could do. Presumably this is done to get more in the fan zone etc, which you can understand, especially if numbers using the buses are dropping. A bit of a catch 22 perhaps, but ultimately, can understand the club not wanting to help fund them, if fewer folk use them. Think it was more staggering the traffic flow in rather than doing it so folk could have a pint when it first opened when we got the go ahead for the ground the club said affordable out of town travel links will be in place, yes the club has changed ownership but there’s a big draw from certain areas and with normal bus fares going down £7 is bloody expensive
August 3, 20233 yr initially, there were going to be 2 buses going home 1 immediately and 1 a bit later they thought people would drink on the concourse post match
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