Five of us coming down Friday by train, staying 2 nights
at Feltham. Apart from hiring a car for a day, any ideas on
getting to Wycombe at a reasonable cost?

p.s. that's it now, had enough of wasting money
coming down year after yea rnot knowing where
or when the games being played

Quote: tikkabulls "p.s. that's it now, had enough of wasting money coming down year after yea rnot knowing where or when the games being played'" Understand where you're coming from. Just think, we have this problem every home game, not just once a year. As for transport to Wycombe, sorry don't live anywhere near there or Twickenham so can't comment. TfL website might help: journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/ Took a quick look (Feltham to High Wycombe). Looks messy. Can't you change your hotel?

Quote: tikkabulls "p.s. that's it now, had enough of wasting money coming down year after yea rnot knowing where or when the games being played'" Understand where you're coming from. Just think, we have this problem every home game, not just once a year. As for transport to Wycombe, sorry don't live anywhere near there or Twickenham so can't comment. TfL website might help: journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/ Took a quick look (Feltham to High Wycombe). Looks messy. Can't you change your hotel?

At least we have given you notice -the same notice that LB fans have been given. It is just as upsetting and inconvenient for us as it is for you. We travelled to Bradford not knowing if you would still be in the league and whether the game would be on but we felt compassion for your fans and club. Short memories some people.

Another expedition for a home game. Fast trains from Marlyebone take around 24 mins though not that frequent and a return is £18. Mind you on group save four people can travel for the price of two.

Thanks for your help

Its High Wycombe not the moon. Theres a good pub opposite the station called The Bootlegger which sells 100s of beers from all round the world. Even Yorkshire. thebootleggerpub.co.uk/

Its High Wycombe not the moon. Theres a good pub opposite the station called The Bootlegger which sells 100s of beers from all round the world. Even Yorkshire. thebootleggerpub.co.uk/

Travelled from the station to the ground recently following OUFC. There was a bus special about 40 minutes before kick off (which I missed waiting for my sons train to arrive) and it was about £9 in a taxi to the ground

Its not walkable

Parking exists but its a nightmare to get out as the road out is the one than fans walk across the whole width of stopping cars from going anywhere, there is parking in various warehouses on the way in though which might be quicker

Given his username I reckon he's really upset about missing out on of those legendary 40 quid curries.

I doubt there'll be too many pedestrians there to hold up the traffic flow...!!

I see that Leeds Carnegie have spent the last 2 months playing elsewhere in Yorkshire to protect the Headingley pitch from damage. Tenants being forced to play elsewhere who would have thought it.

I suspect that the special buses are organised by Wasps or Wycombe Wanderers. Our 'organiser' is Gus, so no chance there will be a special running.

Done some digging on service buses, the Arriva 32 runs from high street stop S (not too far from the station), get off at the Hourglass pub, which according to mickyb1234 is the nearest to the ground and is fan freindly.

Oh you poor sod. Well first off you have my greatest sympathy, sounds like you've been roundly shafted. If it's any consolation (which it isn't) so have most of us.
The quickest way (in reality, the only way) is a fast train from Feltham to Waterloo, then Bakerloo tube to Marylebone, then a fast train to High Wycombe. The cost for 5 of you? You might want to think about hiring that car.
Sorry I can't be more help.

If you're in a hotel that is part of a big chain eg Premier Inn, is there any chance of switching?

I mean they bump customers sometimes so surely it's possible?