Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
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Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Booked in for this trip. Any chance of an OLSC bus from Bristol for the Saturday morning flights?
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Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Booked Ryanair flights X4 to Birmingham for €20 return each out early (very early - 6.25) Saturday 21st, back 12.15pm Sunday 22nd.
2 hour drive to Bath, but much much cheaper than flying to Bristol.
Car hire looks cheap too. There is a train option that takes 2 and a bit hours, but car is probably easier.
Reserved a 2-bed apartment in Bath for Saturday night €370. Accommodation in Bath seems scarce and expensive.
Hope tickets won't be a problem, for ST holders anyway.
Missed the last big game V Bath in the Rec but hoping this will be as good or better.
Bring it on!!!!!
2 hour drive to Bath, but much much cheaper than flying to Bristol.
Car hire looks cheap too. There is a train option that takes 2 and a bit hours, but car is probably easier.
Reserved a 2-bed apartment in Bath for Saturday night €370. Accommodation in Bath seems scarce and expensive.
Hope tickets won't be a problem, for ST holders anyway.
Missed the last big game V Bath in the Rec but hoping this will be as good or better.
Bring it on!!!!!
Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Excellent advice tkts are not usually a prob if you don't mind standing the terrace is the place to be !.BigL wrote:Booked Ryanair flights X4 to Birmingham for €20 return each out early (very early - 6.25) Saturday 21st, back 12.15pm Sunday 22nd.
2 hour drive to Bath, but much much cheaper than flying to Bristol.
Car hire looks cheap too. There is a train option that takes 2 and a bit hours, but car is probably easier.
Reserved a 2-bed apartment in Bath for Saturday night €370. Accommodation in Bath seems scarce and expensive.
Hope tickets won't be a problem, for ST holders anyway.
Missed the last big game V Bath in the Rec but hoping this will be as good or better.
Bring it on!!!!!
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Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Bath supporter in peace here, looking forward to visiting you guys in January!
Thought a couple of tips might help you out. Currently Network Rail are in the process of electrifying the great western rail line and is having an impact on trains locally at weekends with them being replaced by bus services for part of the journey, you might want to explore this to see if there will be any impact depending on where you are flying too for the 21st.
As for cheap accommodation, with Bath being a tourist city there really isn't anything that you could consider cheap, there is a travelodge option in Bath but this is still pretty pricey. I would recommend taking the hit on the price and staying in Bath as it's an amazing city and has a buzz about it on game day with the Rec right in the centre of the city, but if cost is prohibitive the other option would be to stay in Bristol, which has a lot more budget accommodation and either train (if the rail network is ok) or bus it across to Bath, either option the service is pretty regular, train is cheaper and quicker than the bus though.
Hope that helps.
Thought a couple of tips might help you out. Currently Network Rail are in the process of electrifying the great western rail line and is having an impact on trains locally at weekends with them being replaced by bus services for part of the journey, you might want to explore this to see if there will be any impact depending on where you are flying too for the 21st.
As for cheap accommodation, with Bath being a tourist city there really isn't anything that you could consider cheap, there is a travelodge option in Bath but this is still pretty pricey. I would recommend taking the hit on the price and staying in Bath as it's an amazing city and has a buzz about it on game day with the Rec right in the centre of the city, but if cost is prohibitive the other option would be to stay in Bristol, which has a lot more budget accommodation and either train (if the rail network is ok) or bus it across to Bath, either option the service is pretty regular, train is cheaper and quicker than the bus though.
Hope that helps.
Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Booked somewhere called Burmoor cottage ?, options in Bath Saturday are limited and expensive.
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Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Booked the Ibis in Britol for less than half the price of the Holiday Inn in Bath
Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Booked into Milton House B and B. A 12 minute walk to the centre of historic Bath.
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Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Thanks for advice on travel and accommodation. Took the hit and can't wait to get down there for the game.jonniejon wrote:Bath supporter in peace here, looking forward to visiting you guys in January!
Thought a couple of tips might help you out. Currently Network Rail are in the process of electrifying the great western rail line and is having an impact on trains locally at weekends with them being replaced by bus services for part of the journey, you might want to explore this to see if there will be any impact depending on where you are flying too for the 21st.
As for cheap accommodation, with Bath being a tourist city there really isn't anything that you could consider cheap, there is a travelodge option in Bath but this is still pretty pricey. I would recommend taking the hit on the price and staying in Bath as it's an amazing city and has a buzz about it on game day with the Rec right in the centre of the city, but if cost is prohibitive the other option would be to stay in Bristol, which has a lot more budget accommodation and either train (if the rail network is ok) or bus it across to Bath, either option the service is pretty regular, train is cheaper and quicker than the bus though.
Hope that helps.
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Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
domhnallj wrote:Thanks for the advice have really enjoyed my last four sorties to the Rec love the terrace.jonniejon wrote:Bath supporter in peace here, looking forward to visiting you guys in January!
Thought a couple of tips might help you out. Currently Network Rail are in the process of electrifying the great western rail line and is having an impact on trains locally at weekends with them being replaced by bus services for part of the journey, you might want to explore this to see if there will be any impact depending on where you are flying too for the 21st.
As for cheap accommodation, with Bath being a tourist city there really isn't anything that you could consider cheap, there is a travelodge option in Bath but this is still pretty pricey. I would recommend taking the hit on the price and staying in Bath as it's an amazing city and has a buzz about it on game day with the Rec right in the centre of the city, but if cost is prohibitive the other option would be to stay in Bristol, which has a lot more budget accommodation and either train (if the rail network is ok) or bus it across to Bath, either option the service is pretty regular, train is cheaper and quicker than the bus though.
Hope that helps.
Thanks for advice on travel and accommodation. Took the hit and can't wait to get down there for the game.
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Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Tickets for this game went on general sale on the Bath Rugby site this morning.
I had asked Leinster Rugby if they were selling tickets for the game, and the reply this morning was "You will be notified by email in regards to the ticket purchasing process for Leinster Rugby away matches. Please note that for some games tickets can only be sourced from the host club."
I read that as a no.
So I have bought tickets directly from the bathrugby.com site - not many tickets left for sale (only the corners of the ground really).
I had asked Leinster Rugby if they were selling tickets for the game, and the reply this morning was "You will be notified by email in regards to the ticket purchasing process for Leinster Rugby away matches. Please note that for some games tickets can only be sourced from the host club."
I read that as a no.
So I have bought tickets directly from the bathrugby.com site - not many tickets left for sale (only the corners of the ground really).
Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Thanks for the heads-up. Went ahead and bought for the J section of the east stand as far over as I could manage.BigL wrote:Tickets for this game went on general sale on the Bath Rugby site this morning.
I had asked Leinster Rugby if they were selling tickets for the game, and the reply this morning was "You will be notified by email in regards to the ticket purchasing process for Leinster Rugby away matches. Please note that for some games tickets can only be sourced from the host club."
I read that as a no.
So I have bought tickets directly from the bathrugby.com site - not many tickets left for sale (only the corners of the ground really).
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Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Never having been to The Rec before where do Leinster normally get their allocation for in the ground ?domhnallj wrote:Thanks for the heads-up. Went ahead and bought for the J section of the east stand as far over as I could manage.BigL wrote:Tickets for this game went on general sale on the Bath Rugby site this morning.
I had asked Leinster Rugby if they were selling tickets for the game, and the reply this morning was "You will be notified by email in regards to the ticket purchasing process for Leinster Rugby away matches. Please note that for some games tickets can only be sourced from the host club."
I read that as a no.
So I have bought tickets directly from the bathrugby.com site - not many tickets left for sale (only the corners of the ground really).
Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Last four times I have been in the Rec have been on the terrace, how do we know if we are getting an allocation this time ?. Seems really strange that we are not ?.domhnallj wrote:Thanks for the heads-up. Went ahead and bought for the J section of the east stand as far over as I could manage.BigL wrote:Tickets for this game went on general sale on the Bath Rugby site this morning.
I had asked Leinster Rugby if they were selling tickets for the game, and the reply this morning was "You will be notified by email in regards to the ticket purchasing process for Leinster Rugby away matches. Please note that for some games tickets can only be sourced from the host club."
I read that as a no.
So I have bought tickets directly from the bathrugby.com site - not many tickets left for sale (only the corners of the ground really).
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Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Bought in J aswell row AA, could not take the chance on waiting, only two individual seats left there now ?.domhnallj wrote:Thanks for the heads-up. Went ahead and bought for the J section of the east stand as far over as I could manage.BigL wrote:Tickets for this game went on general sale on the Bath Rugby site this morning.
I had asked Leinster Rugby if they were selling tickets for the game, and the reply this morning was "You will be notified by email in regards to the ticket purchasing process for Leinster Rugby away matches. Please note that for some games tickets can only be sourced from the host club."
I read that as a no.
So I have bought tickets directly from the bathrugby.com site - not many tickets left for sale (only the corners of the ground really).
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Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Thanks for the heads up looks like there are about 20 individual seats left around the ground now. Managed to get a single front row one in J, which is near enough to the East terrace where I was on my previous visits. Didn't have the bottle to wait and see what our allocation is. Have changed my booking to somewhere called Pratt's Hotel hope that's not an omenBigL wrote:Tickets for this game went on general sale on the Bath Rugby site this morning.
I had asked Leinster Rugby if they were selling tickets for the game, and the reply this morning was "You will be notified by email in regards to the ticket purchasing process for Leinster Rugby away matches. Please note that for some games tickets can only be sourced from the host club."
I read that as a no.
So I have bought tickets directly from the bathrugby.com site - not many tickets left for sale (only the corners of the ground really).
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Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Tickets arrived today. It all seems so real now
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Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
At the bottom of an Email received today from tickets@leinsterrugby.ie.......
Bath v Leinster tickets
Supporters wishing to travel to Bath v Leinster in The Recreational Ground in November will have the opportunity to purchase tickets from our allocation of tickets next week. You will receive an email with details of when and how to purchase once available.
The tickets that I bought directly from Bath arrived today. Tickets in the hand are better than ones in the bush.
Bath v Leinster tickets
Supporters wishing to travel to Bath v Leinster in The Recreational Ground in November will have the opportunity to purchase tickets from our allocation of tickets next week. You will receive an email with details of when and how to purchase once available.
The tickets that I bought directly from Bath arrived today. Tickets in the hand are better than ones in the bush.
Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
As we used to say in 1978.
127 in the hand is worth one in Kate bush
127 in the hand is worth one in Kate bush
Re: Bath away Sat 21 Nov 2015
Must read the fine print in future, still got a decent enough seat and it will leave more in our allocation for others, wonder will many of us travel, can't wait.BigL wrote:At the bottom of an Email received today from tickets@leinsterrugby.ie.......
Bath v Leinster tickets
Supporters wishing to travel to Bath v Leinster in The Recreational Ground in November will have the opportunity to purchase tickets from our allocation of tickets next week. You will receive an email with details of when and how to purchase once available.
The tickets that I bought directly from Bath arrived today. Tickets in the hand are better than ones in the bush.
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