Nice to see you in Premier League.

[footc]

Remember, if you are travelling to Brighton, for the match on Saturday, BHAFC pay some of your travelling costs.

If travelling by train you only need to purchase a return ticket to Haywards Heath. The rest of the ticket to Falmer (Amex) via Brighton or Lewes is paid for. Similarly from Worthing in the west and Eastbourne from the east.

If travelling by car, if you don't have parking near the stadium, then there are two popular Park and Ride sites currently in use. One is at Mill Road, at bottom of A23 as you enter Brighton at the first roundabout. Very popular and busy so need to arrive early. Alternatively at Brighton racecourse on east side of city.
The car park and return buses are free.

You can find out more about this, the club and city on our charity raising website www.footballcities.co.uk (mods permitting)

Enjoy your day out.

[e4b]

Thanks very much for the info. Sure it will be helpful to many traveling fans.

[SP]

Thanks.  Excuse me if I reminisce.  Although I understand the need for & benefits of the new stadium, the loss of the away trip to the Goldstone Ground is such a shame.  The morning spent down the front, fish & chips then parking a few minutes away & having a kick about in the park made for a great day out.  Always a lively atmosphere & an hour drive back to London. Now people worry about how the trains will be & leave the ground early as a result.  That's progress I suppose?

[BarneyTravers]

And to this day still Brighton's record home attendance....had some lively old trips down the Goldstone.

coyw

[fulham traveller]

And to this day still Brighton's record home attendance....had some lively old trips down the Goldstone.

coyw
Yes I got arrested for running on tne pitch 1993

[thebumponleroyshead]

Was that the Tony Lange penalty game, much fun!