stevenryals
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You can always walk back to town if that’s your destination. That’s what I did. We’re hundreds in line at the Etihad campus station. Couldn’t bother waiting. Was back in 25 minutes and had time for a pint and a kebab 
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Think the seat will by dry by now! ;-)
Spent longer on the platform than the queue above.
Thought this is great.5 mins and down to platform.
15 to 20 mins before tram arrived.
Last thing you need after a result like that is a wait for a tram.
GaudinoMotors
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Cancellations and delays for minor incidents, single trams for large events, inexplicable changes to schedules. Seems to have really regressed ovr the last 12 months.
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tolmie's hairdoo
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Decided to walk back to town on Saturday night and it took me 20 mins.
That's for me now. I didn't see one bus go past or see one tram during that time.
That's for me now. I didn't see one bus go past or see one tram during that time.
typicalcity...
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Walked down the canal back into town well up to great ancoats street then into northern quarter 20-25 mins I think.
That's all ive done for years. Never know how people can stomach waiting for the trams. So slow and infrequent. Uncomfortably rammed too
tolmie's hairdoo
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I still need to catch it, regardless, but I have to change these days anyhow, so will just pick it up in Piccadilly Gardens.
Not fit for purpose.
Little concerned about walking that same route at night, though? I cut through across the car park at ToysRUS and then down Oldham Street.
Was never the best part of town.
cleavers
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Do it regularly at night and never had any issues.