OLD GEEZER 12:06 Sun Mar 6
Man Utd Train Station
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I am going to Old Trafford next week for the first time in about 10 years (DiCanio)
Is the train station from Man Piccadilly to Old Trafford still operation?. The tram looks a bit dodgy for me to get my return train.
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Replies - In Chronological Order ( Show Newest Messages First)
OLD GEEZER
4:23 Sun Mar 6
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Up you.come
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Mike Oxsaw
4:29 Sun Mar 6
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Check on the National Rail website for train times/connections.
Google UK Train times, or similar. Stick in your dates, start & finish times and it will show if your connection/journey works.
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Scraper
5:12 Sun Mar 6
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He posted here so he wouldn't have to google, so that's not very helpful
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Stewart Pen
5:20 Sun Mar 6
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No there's no station at Old Trafford anymore, but there is a tram from Piccadilly
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whufcroe
5:59 Sun Mar 6
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Stewart Pen 5:20 Sun Mar 6
Really? Since when?
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madeeasy
7:02 Sun Mar 6
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tram is actually very good, used it for the league game, its the shortest walk where we leave the stadium and was quite efficient then.
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whufcroe
7:03 Sun Mar 6
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Not if the trains are running it's not
In the league game there were no trains due to engineering works.
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One McAvennieeeeee
7:06 Sun Mar 6
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Are they back running next week, croe?
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madeeasy
7:10 Sun Mar 6
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I meant from leaving the stadium the tram is nearest to the away supporters, so you are not at the back of 75,000 others walking that way.
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whufcroe
7:12 Sun Mar 6
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One McAvennieeeeee 7:06 Sun Mar 6
No idea
Someone seems to think it's closed but I can't find that being the case anywhere.
They normally only have the times up a few days before the game.
Easy - The train station is 20 yards across the forecourt outside the away end....
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Fifth Column
7:16 Sun Mar 6
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I was told that it's never used in match days anymore because the crowds are too big. But that's just third hand information
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madeeasy
7:21 Sun Mar 6
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croe, i know mate, i am only trying to let you know the tram isn't a bad second choice is all!!!
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united we stand
7:56 Sun Mar 6
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Will it be a dry train ?
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Buster
4:26 Mon Mar 7
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So does anyone actually know if the station is open or not?
Need to book a train back to STOKE after the game but not sure what time to go for.
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Bungo
5:25 Mon Mar 7
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I was going to fly, but it looks like the last flight back is 18.55 which I reckon I'd have about a 0% chance of making..
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Fifth Column
5:44 Mon Mar 7
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The people who really want to know, you could try phoning Network Rail information line and just asking them... instead of a West Ham online forum
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RichyP
5:48 Mon Mar 7
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united we stand 7:56 Sun Mar 6
If you mean the trains from London to Manchester, you can drink on them, they even sell alcohol on the train.
If you mean the train/tram from Manchester Piccadilly to Old Trafford, I have no idea but its such a short journey it doesn't really matter whether you can or can't.
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defjam
5:48 Mon Mar 7
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5th can you do it and let us know, the number is 03457 48 49 50
Thank you please in advance.
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BRANDED
5:49 Mon Mar 7
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Ag
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whufcroe
5:50 Mon Mar 7
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RichyP 5:48 Mon Mar 7
There are times when Virgin make trains "dry" not allowing any drink on board or on sale.
Hasn't happened to West Ham for a long time now thankfully but then we've not had such a number travelling since the last time I can remember a dry train.
Happens all the time with Northern teams travelling south.
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