Metrolink to / from Etihad

[birchvillablue]

the one opposite the south stand near the chippy?

Yeah its called St Brigid's

 

[Gray]

What are you trying to achieve here exactly? Is it just because you get subsidised travel and somehow think no-one else should be able to get in a different queue to you? I'd be quite happy to stand in the snake queue for a few extra minutes if I could get a full year's worth of tram travel for £10, but I can't as I'm not eligible. You're not eligible to stand in the fast pass queue as you haven't spent £72 on a ticket. So, I'm struggling why it galls you so much that you're trying to make the service even worse for everyone to prove a point.

My point is there should not be a fast queue (according to the Bee Network), so who has authorised it?

 

[mancityvstoke]

Matchday Metrolink Season Ticket

;-) I know! I know!!!! So are you saying that trams from Ashton don't stop outside asda after the game? They stop, but the doors don't open - or certainly when I have decided to go there instead I have been ushered away by Metro staff telling me the stop is closed on matchdays, both ways.

forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk

There has been a fast track for years. It must have been stopped? I have a season card for the tram but there is no fast track to ashton....or fast trams. ha

 

[jockblue]

My point is there should not be a fast queue (according to the Bee Network), so who has authorised it?

..so what do you think the outcome of that investigation will be?

 

[Roachy]

My point is there should not be a fast queue (according to the Bee Network), so who has authorised it?

On a serious note mate, why does the fast track bother you so much?

 

[Stephen230]

My point is there should not be a fast queue (according to the Bee Network), so who has authorised it?

Honestly mate, why do you care? If they scrapped the fast track it isn’t going to benefit you, or anybody else in any noticeable way whatsoever.

 

[anyoldblu]

If the fast track goes, I'll want a refund on my tram season ticket. It's the only thing that make's it workable for me and the only reason I paid a premium for the games I do go to on the tram.

 

[DTKOAG]

Totally agree. The season ticket has been a complete game changer for me and saves me 40 minutes after each match.
It's a clear choice. Pay your £72 in advance and get the speed and convenience of the fast track entrance, or pay the same in dribs and drabs over the season and join the general queue. This choice is open to everyone who attends regularly and I don't really see how it is discrimatory.

THIS.
Another example is when you go thru security at the airport, you are offered normal security procedures and que or you can pay £10 or whatever the cost is for a fast track way of getting thru. Exactly the same scenario as the fast track on the met.

 

[Stephen230]

If the fast track goes, I'll want a refund on my tram season ticket. It's the only thing that make's it workable for me and the only reason I paid a premium for the games I do go to on the tram.

I wouldn’t worry too much. I highly doubt they’ll be scrapping it on the strength of one whinging letter from a bloke who pays £10 a year to use the whole network amongst other things.

 

[paulchapo]

You couldn't make the metrolink service up. After closing Cornbrook all weekend last week it is now closed again due to a points failure impacting numerous lines at peak time.