| A Rough Guide To Manchester City on 15:21 - Oct 4 with 1122 views | ericofarabia |
With no trains running I guess some maybe stayung overnightbin Manc.
Only a short bit of Buswhankery for me, but a few post match beers to ease the pain ..... or get over the shock of getting anything from a less than 3 goal spanking to an unlikely draw or a win, will be in order.
I will definitely be punting a quid on a draw and a win on the off chance 😉 |  | |  |
| A Rough Guide To Manchester City on 22:59 - Oct 4 with 977 views | A1079 |
Do you know how to book the North Car Park as I looked on the Man City stadium link and you can only book a car park if you have a Man City supporter number? I am tempted to use an NCP in the city and get the tram or something. I am travelling from East Yorkshire. |  | | |
| A Rough Guide To Manchester City on 10:17 - Oct 5 with 885 views | Buggalugs |
| A Rough Guide To Manchester City on 22:59 - Oct 4 by A1079 |
Do you know how to book the North Car Park as I looked on the Man City stadium link and you can only book a car park if you have a Man City supporter number? I am tempted to use an NCP in the city and get the tram or something. I am travelling from East Yorkshire. |
Drove to City a few years ago and there were plenty of Industrial units about a 10/15 minute walk from the ground that offered match-day parking for about a fiver. Wasn't too bad getting away after if my memory serves me correctly.
Alternatively, there's 2 massive park and rides at Ashton Moss and Ashton West on the Metrolink line that takes you directly to the Etihad, which would definitely be a better bet for you than driving into central Manchester. I believe parking is free at those sites too with a Metrolink ticket and the journey takes about 20 mins. [Post edited 5 Oct 2022 10:18]
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| A Rough Guide To Manchester City on 11:26 - Oct 5 with 852 views | A1079 |
| A Rough Guide To Manchester City on 10:17 - Oct 5 by Buggalugs |
Drove to City a few years ago and there were plenty of Industrial units about a 10/15 minute walk from the ground that offered match-day parking for about a fiver. Wasn't too bad getting away after if my memory serves me correctly.
Alternatively, there's 2 massive park and rides at Ashton Moss and Ashton West on the Metrolink line that takes you directly to the Etihad, which would definitely be a better bet for you than driving into central Manchester. I believe parking is free at those sites too with a Metrolink ticket and the journey takes about 20 mins. [Post edited 5 Oct 2022 10:18]
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Thanks Buggalugs. That is really helpful. | | | |
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