Those Season ticket holders living outside London

[Sammyffc]

How do you get to games ?

Drive? Train?

I recently moved for work and the train prices are absolutely SCANDALOUS to get into London so i may just drive, if parking is easy?

[Kimbleman]

Where abouts did you move to? Lift share with another ST holder that loves near you. I'm in Mid Buckinghamshire (just south of Aylesbury) and my daughter and I drive to each match.

[Deeping_white]

I go with a group of us who alternate driving from Lincolnshire - there are areas around Fulham you can park in for free at weekends, see this link: https://www.lbhf.gov.uk/parking/pay-and-display/map-controlled-parking-zones

[Stoneleigh Loyalist]

Don't forget ULEZ. How old are your cars?

[Whitestone]

How do you get to games ?

Drive? Train?

I recently moved for work and the train prices are absolutely SCANDALOUS to get into London so i may just drive, if parking is easy?

Buy a yearly railcard and get a third off the price of a rail ticket.

[Sammyffc]

Thanks for all the suggestions, recently moved to Manchester.

I looked at yearly rail cards and it said itll cost 17,000 a year ???? am i doing something wrong ?

[Whitestone]

Thanks for all the suggestions, recently moved to Manchester.

I looked at yearly rail cards and it said itll cost 17,000 a year ???? am i doing something wrong ?

Railcards cost £30 a year. You can sometimes get railcards valid for three years at a reduced price.

[SuffolkWhite]

Travel from Ipswich and use a over 50 rail card, it gets a percentage off fares, I also book early once I know the tv dates have been selected. I also share a season ticket now to halve the cost over the season.

[Jim©]

Drive from South Devon.
Train can be pretty quick (2hrs 30 min on a fast one) but it's ridiculously expensive- around £300 return for son and I at least.

[Wolf]

I basically drive everywhere I go. Would prefer to use the train but it is ludicrously expensive.

[H4usuallysitting]

Thanks for all the suggestions, recently moved to Manchester.

I looked at yearly rail cards and it said itll cost 17,000 a year ???? am i doing something wrong ?

That's correct, but send me the money - and I'll get you one for £16;500..... Get yourself an annual railcard usually cost £30/year...but sometimes Trainline have them cheaper

[H4usuallysitting]

Drive from South Devon.
Train can be pretty quick (2hrs 30 min on a fast one) but it's ridiculously expensive- around £300 return for son and I at least.

Have you tried the SW Train from Exeter...found that to be cheaper

[dorsetwhite]

Get a railcard. Book in advance, it's considerably cheaper.

[mrmicawbers]

My Head Office is in Manchester,maybe you could go to my meetings and I will attend Fulham for you.

[copthornemike]

For anyone looking to buy or renew a Railcard
https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/34-off-digital-railcards-1-year-railcard-ps1980-3-year-railcard-ps4620-4180457

Also there is a 'sticky note' on the FoF about car shares I think.

[Burt]

I drive, and tend to park on Festing Road, off the Lower Richmond Rd. I never have any problems parking, but the parking fee is a tad on the high side for a Saturday 3pm kick-off!

[stokesy]

I get the train from Warwick with my 2 grandchildren £31,if I travel midweek without my grandchildren use my senior Railcard £24.

[Bill2]

I live near Windsor, I park near Langley and get the 702 bus, if you have a bus pass it is free, if not it is £2 each way at the moment. Parking opposite the hotel entrance is free.

[Southdowns White]

I always drive from Sussex, if there are three of you travelling together you get a better rate on the train, you must travel everywhere together though. £19.50 for a one day travel card from West Sussex.

[DukeTyrion]

I live on the edge of London, so I tend to drive to Ruislip, then catch a train straight to Hammersmith. I have never been a big fan of London traffic.