Posted: 08 Jun 2009, 14:04
are you going to the one the week before DR?DerekR wrote:still gutted that I wont be in attendance
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are you going to the one the week before DR?DerekR wrote:still gutted that I wont be in attendance
James Blast wrote:are you going to the one the week before DR?DerekR wrote:still gutted that I wont be in attendance
Thanks for the info! I'll check if I can get the day off and will book flights tomorrow, both flights together just 20 euros and I still have 10 euros to spend with RyanairQuiff Boy wrote:yep, its exactly as MH says. plenty of trains from manc airport direct to leeds, via manchester piccadilly - its all on the same train line...mh wrote:Planning on doing something similar (but without the godawful early morning ), just checking out timetables now, trains seems fairly regular - every 15 mins or thereabouts, with a 1 hour journey time. Fares are a bit steep looking - 15 quid!Obviousman wrote:How doable is arriving at Manchester at 6:30 Friday in the morning (:eek:) with Ryanair, have a look around the city centre there and get to Leeds towards e.g. the afternoon?
not sure what mine and jo's plans are for that day yet, but if you're going to be around manc in the morning we could grab a coffee and say hi in advance of the evening's activities
i work just behind piccadilly station.
the old main drag huh?Quiff Boy wrote:
i work just behind piccadilly station.
Aaaaargghhhh! Mental image! Mental image!Debaser wrote:the old main drag huh?Quiff Boy wrote:
i work just behind piccadilly station.
The last time I watched HMHB at the Star & Garter I saw the "calibre" of "workers" at the back of Piccadilly station....Quiff Boy wrote:yep, its exactly as MH says. plenty of trains from manc airport direct to leeds, via manchester piccadilly - its all on the same train line...mh wrote:Planning on doing something similar (but without the godawful early morning ), just checking out timetables now, trains seems fairly regular - every 15 mins or thereabouts, with a 1 hour journey time. Fares are a bit steep looking - 15 quid!Obviousman wrote:How doable is arriving at Manchester at 6:30 Friday in the morning (:eek:) with Ryanair, have a look around the city centre there and get to Leeds towards e.g. the afternoon?
not sure what mine and jo's plans are for that day yet, but if you're going to be around manc in the morning we could grab a coffee and say hi in advance of the evening's activities
i work just behind piccadilly station.
They were the sort of "workers" your right (or left) hand was made for.James Blast wrote:a 'happy finish' Dave?
If there are a few of you, it might be worth investigating the cost of a stretch limo. My cousin and his friends got one from Glasgow to Newcastle once and it worked out cheaper than the train. Not to mention the sheer vulgarity of itQuiff Boy wrote:but yeah, the train from manc to leeds is a bit pricey, but fwiw its a decent enough service with trains that (by uk standards) are quite posh
i did that commute & back every day for two years
Yeah but think of all the hair and fashion tips you would get from Timbo in that hour.Quiff Boy wrote:no offence but the idea of being stuck in a car for an hour (even a f**king huge car) with most of you lot scares the sh*t out of me
charming!Quiff Boy wrote:no offence but the idea of being stuck in a car for an hour (even a f**king huge car) with most of you lot scares the sh*t out of me
I like the idea, would be an excellent laugh no doubtAndrew S wrote:If there are a few of you, it might be worth investigating the cost of a stretch limo. My cousin and his friends got one from Glasgow to Newcastle once and it worked out cheaper than the train. Not to mention the sheer vulgarity of it
Incidentally I'm considering going to this one. No special offers at the Travelodge (or any other hotel in the vicinity for that matter) to be seen this time though Maybe prices will drop.