Freestyler
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Doesn't matter if it's a bit of a walk from the ground, for anyone who usually drives where is the best place for parking?
thanks.
thanks.
cleavers said:I'd park near The Vine PH, come off the M5, right round the roundabout and over the M5 then first left first left and park on the street. It can be a bit slow getting away, but you're staight back on the M5 once you are. Ground is about 15 minutes walk either back up the street you park on, or along the tramway (Its a longer walk back because they only let you out in one direction for security reasons).
The Vine PH is good too, usually a mix of home and away fans, and does cheap but good food and drink.
bainy said:cleavers said:I'd park near The Vine PH, come off the M5, right round the roundabout and over the M5 then first left first left and park on the street. It can be a bit slow getting away, but you're staight back on the M5 once you are. Ground is about 15 minutes walk either back up the street you park on, or along the tramway (Its a longer walk back because they only let you out in one direction for security reasons).
The Vine PH is good too, usually a mix of home and away fans, and does cheap but good food and drink.
this is what we do every year - good advice!
cibaman said:Anyone going by train? How easy is it to get to/from Birmingham to the Hawthorns?
Yep it's seven minutes from Snow Hill to the HawthornsPetrovs left peg said:cibaman said:Anyone going by train? How easy is it to get to/from Birmingham to the Hawthorns?
Get the tram from Snow Hill to Wolverhampton. It will drop you right at the ground