Metrolink to the stadium

[dawlish dave]

In the season ticket book we got showing prices etc it said tram season ticket holders get a priority queue. Did this happen does anyone know?

Bloody hell no way Jose, it is a complete free for all.

The priority queue after the game at Campus tram stop worked OK for me.

 

[bernabias home shirt]

A couple of hundred on the platform for Ashton after last nights Match and a two carriage tram turns up, too small for those waiting, the metrolink official defending it was comical, are they really that clueless?

I kid you not 8 minutes before full time there was a four carriage one
Was talking to two metro staff who said its fucking bizarre that they send a four carriage one which left the campus empty & the next one is a two carriage when the platform is bursting..

ycmiu...

 

[Gingers Dad]

In the season ticket book we got showing prices etc it said tram season ticket holders get a priority queue. Did this happen does anyone know?

Bloody hell no way Jose, it is a complete free for all.

The priority queue after the game at Campus tram stop worked OK for me.

Used the fast track from the stadium on Monday it worked a treat. Was home by the time I normally leave City Sq

 

[dobobobo]

Bloody hell no way Jose, it is a complete free for all.

The priority queue after the game at Campus tram stop worked OK for me.

Used the fast track from the stadium on Monday it worked a treat. Was home by the time I normally leave City Sq

Where was this?

All I saw about 3 mins after kick off was on the left hand side those with Met tickets had to queue and on the right handside those who needed to pay for a ticket at the inspection booths had to go on the right hand side.

 

[Gingers Dad]

There's a gate by the bridge that goes over the track. Flash the match day metro link pass and the guy lets you through to join the platform ahead of the queue

 

[dobobobo]

There's a gate by the bridge that goes over the track. Flash the match day metro link pass and the guy lets you through to join the platform ahead of the queue

Many thanks! I'll check it out next time. I don't have a pass but I know people who do.

Cheers, I appreciate it.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

I'm out on beer on Saturday and will be using the Metrolink to/from the game.

After checking the site it says that the Rochdale/Oldham tram goes to the ground rather than it's usual route to Didsbury. Is that the norm on matchdays?

 

[Second Skin]

I'm out on beer on Saturday and will be using the Metrolink to/from the game.

After checking the site it says that the Rochdale/Oldham tram goes to the ground rather than it's usual route to Didsbury. Is that the norm on matchdays?

No, it is because of the works going on.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

I'm out on beer on Saturday and will be using the Metrolink to/from the game.

After checking the site it says that the Rochdale/Oldham tram goes to the ground rather than it's usual route to Didsbury. Is that the norm on matchdays?

No, it is because of the works going on.

Yeah just looked at it again lucky for me but it's 2 games on the bounce now for the southerners that there's no proper service.

 

[Kakhaber Tskhadadze K.O.T.A.]

The following isn't aimed at you Manchester Blue:

Nah, I don't work for them. I just don't like people moaning about stuff without seeking information, so I tend post in response so that one day hopefully there will be less people on here thinking they are victims because they are City fans. A lot of people have to put up with the Metro's service 5 days a week and have little alternative, City fans have plenty of alternatives in my opinion.

So because its a shit service 5 days a week, we shouldnt complain when they put on a shit service on matchdays?

No, of course people have a right to complain, but it's the ones in this thread who post as if it's all done to fuck over City that do my head in.

This is the current timetable for the Etihad-Campus tram stop.

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The last tram time is the same for every bank holiday this year. The problem is because Manchester's Pride is this bank holiday and our match is against Liverpool, so our match had to be moved to Monday night. Why should it be down the the Metrolink to cater for football fans? I don't see the buses providing an extra service today and anyone bitching about that.

I agree it would be best to provide more trams and buses today because we had to move our match because of Manchester's Pride, but that's something that should be aimed at the council and GMPTE.

Well Well well .............. <a class="postlink" href="http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/trams-stop-short-city-centre-7745188" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... re-7745188</a>

So they have brought forward the works closures on the Metrolink to SATURDAY, (the busiest shopping day of the week) SO AS NOT TO INCONVENIENCE RAG FANS - as their game against QPR is on Sunday.

Every Metrolink line will stop short of Manchester city centre on Saturday - in a move to prevent disruption for Manchester United’s home game with QPR.

Transport for Greater Manchester will lay on a range of replacement bus services on Saturday as it undertakes ‘essential engineering works’ across the tram network.

All six Metrolink lines will be disrupted, with services terminating before they reach Manchester city centre.

Metrolink bosses because of United’s Premier League clash at Old Trafford on Sunday, works will be carried on on Saturday instead.

Services from Altrincham, East Didsbury and Eccles will all terminate at Cornbrook.

The MediaCityUK line will be closed but passengers can still use the Eccles line to reach MediaCity UK.

The Bury line will stop at Crumpsall and Rochdale Town Centre services will terminate at Westwood.

Replacement bus services will collect passengers from the final stops but will not call at Pomona, Market Street or Victoria.

A Metrolink spokesman apologised for ‘any inconvenience caused by these essential works’.