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showbizjunki | 10:05 Wed 04th Oct 2006 | Music
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Im going to see Pink in concert in Wembley and would rather not drive. Does anyone know if coach operators go to wembley - Ive tried National Express but they dont. (Im travelling from Reading)
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Surely your best bet is to jump on the train and then do the underground and book in advance a return ticket with tube travel ? Not sure what your train operator is in reading (I'm in Yorkshire) check out their website and you'll more than likley be able to book it online

Otherwise check with National Express if they go direct to London from Reading- usually victoria - and then tube it from there. I suggest asking because you may laugh but Reading to London might mean - Reading, Swindon, Cardiff, Birmingham London !!! If you get my drift !
it's a convoluted journey by any route. Best thing you can do (assuming you're not drinking) is to drive to a station on Line of Route - eg Gerrard's Cross, park there & then take the train direct to Wembley Stadium. http://www.chilternrailways.co.uk/ has details of stations with car parks (and cost) and train timetables.
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Ooops! Missed out an important part...
Im travelling with my friend who absolutely hates trains, hence the coach question.
without using trains, you're looking at a journey time in excess of 3 hours each way.

better drive......
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Guess im driving then....!! Make mine a Coke.

Thanks anyway guys!
oh, and don't forget your tools to help them finish the stadium!

Although, I'd imagine Pink would be at the Arena
"a friend who absolutely hates trains"?! How odd. Why? And how annoying. What with the arena/stadium complex having its own STATION and everything. I'd give the friend their ticket, say "see you at the gig" and send them off to the coach to begin their tedious journey, while I jumped on the train and settled back with a smug grin.
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Honestly I would rather drive than have to deal with a panic attack in full view of the general public. The tickets are for my friends birthday so i feel responsible for getting there!

Although I do fancy sitting on the train with a smug grin....and a vodka!

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