dark 'n stormy
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re Metrolink tickets. Can I use my bank card to ‘tap in’ at the Etihad tram stop after a game or do I have to have a pre purchased ticket?
I expect you are right, but surely Metrolink should rethink their match day scheduling?Most of the trams from the ground seem to normally head to Eccles and the Eccles line is shut until October. So I imagine it’s more to do with that than a change of policy. Find out in October I guess.
re Metrolink tickets. Can I use my bank card to ‘tap in’ at the Etihad tram stop after a game or do I have to have a pre purchased ticket?
You’d think!I expect you are right, but surely Metrolink should rethink their match day scheduling?
I expect you are right, but surely Metrolink should rethink their match day scheduling?
That is all I ask for, them doing better than the norm.I know what you mean but it’s a job I don’t envy. It’s one thing knowing that you’re going to have thousands of fans all wanting go from A to B at the exact same time. But they’ve still got to run the rest of the network as advertised and I don’t suppose they have a load of extra spare drivers and trams just available for a couple of hours on a match day. They should probably be able to do a bit better though.
CheersYes, you "tap in" at the windows of the kiosks in the chicane. Can use credit / debit cards or Google / Apple Pay on your phone as per the yellow terminals on all tram stops.
I think you will find it has more to do with the useless bastards doing work on the Eccles line and the Bury -Alty tram was terminating at Crumpsall. That meant they had a surplus of trams. It will be back to normal very soon.Have Metrolink got a new director of operations?
Yesterday we had trams direct to the Etihad from Altrincham and miracle of miracles a tram back to Altrincham from the Etihad after the match.
Both double units so for the first time ever it was a pleasurable journey in both directions.