BETT 2013 Thread, How are you getting to Bett '08 in General; What! How can you, if I was there I would be going to one a night at least! We should ...
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28th December 2007, 11:03 PM #31 Re: How are you getting to Bett '08
What! How can you, if I was there I would be going to one a night at least! We should have an edugeek row at them
As for Innuendo that will keep you awake trust me it will. I think I may have to see Wicked instead, I have done WWRY an awful lot this last 12 months due to it being the school show and I did work on that.
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29th December 2007, 02:35 PM #32 Re: How are you getting to Bett '08
Gotta get bus from my house in Middleton at about half 5 to Manchester, then a train from Manchester Piccadilly at about half 6 to Euston- changin somewhere on the way - so hope to be there for about 10am on the 10th
Hope to be back home for about 8pm
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29th December 2007, 03:04 PM #33 Re: How are you getting to Bett '08

Originally Posted by
john What! How can you, if I was there I would be going to one a night at least! We should have an edugeek row at them

As for Innuendo that will keep you awake trust me it will. I think I may have to see Wicked instead, I have done WWRY an awful lot this last 12 months due to it being the school show and I did work on that.
Year before last I slept through Innuendo on the Saturday ... seriously ... and that was with travelling down each day.
On the Friday I also slept through the first 15 minutes of Fame
Last year, when I actually stayed over and most evenings were spent in my room either working remotely to the school (it was reports season but thankfully that is somebody else's problem this year :-D !) or getting things ready for the next day. The only break was our glorious lord and master (grovel, grovel) taking me and Ric_ out for a curry.
This year we have a few more things going on as well as my brother is likely to take me out for a meal too ...
And there is likely to be at least one night when some CertForum members are going to have a few beers with us as well.
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2nd January 2008, 03:35 PM #34 Re: How are you getting to Bett '08
Just got the request form back from the head to say I'm okay to go on the Wednesday. JCollings - I reckon your idea of a visit to the Comedy Store on the Wednesday evening is a good one, guess I'll see you there!
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2nd January 2008, 04:48 PM #35 Re: How are you getting to Bett '08
They have a Comedy Store down there? Bet that goes down a treat with London's sense of humour
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8th January 2008, 11:36 AM #36 Anyone going from Milton Keynes Wednesday?
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8th January 2008, 12:06 PM #37 I'm on the south coast so not too long or expensive on the train - a colleague and I are going on the Friday
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8th January 2008, 12:13 PM #38 
Originally Posted by
TeddyKGB
Just jump on the train they are so packed the conductors don't bother
Yeah, great idea if you like fines! Going into London, it certainly won't work at Euston, Kings Cross, Victoria, Paddington, Fenchurch Street and London Bridge because they have automatic barriers, and so probably do many others.
And if you get caught on the train, they'll charge you the full open single fare, so you could be looking at major money!
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8th January 2008, 12:37 PM #39 The bit i'm nopt looking forward to is that in Manchester Piccadilly they have apparently started using these airport-style security gates
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8th January 2008, 01:17 PM #40 Me & bossman are now looking at getting a coach from Durham to London via National Express £56 return for both of us 
Grrr... looks like we're going for Saturday now - both of us not allowed out on Friday
Last edited by webman; 8th January 2008 at 05:16 PM.
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8th January 2008, 05:42 PM #41 
Originally Posted by
webman
Me & bossman are now looking at getting a coach from Durham to London via National Express £56 return for both of us
Grrr... looks like we're going for Saturday now - both of us not allowed out on Friday

£56 is not bad for the bus. I think im paying £40 for a return flight tommorrow, but will be more by the time I pay for the standstead express and tube onto Olympia and back.
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8th January 2008, 06:35 PM #42
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8th January 2008, 08:29 PM #43 We're going from Coventry Station to Euston - £20 each return. Then there's the fares for the underground. And all the junk food....
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8th January 2008, 08:37 PM #44 Mmmm junk food. It's what I'm looking forward to the most
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9th January 2008, 09:32 PM #45
Guys can anyone help - what are the tubes/trains I need to get from euston to olympia? Do I just need to take victoria, picadilly and district lines on the tube? And does this mean I need a ticket for 2 zones? TFL is a bit confusing
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