Just got back from Disneyland, Paris. At the hotel it was 8 euros for a pint.

Anyone going there, need to hit the happy hour at the German bar between 5-7.30pm in the Disney Village

As for London, anyone travelling by train, near Kings Cross, there is Millers Bar and the Back Packers bar on Caledonia Road, £3.20 a pint.

your a tight mr brown lol

Beer at the KC? Overpriced and -tasting.

I bought a lager friday night and wasn't bad. It cost £3.50 thought it was £3.80 earlier in the year???

Stopped drinking in the kc a few seasons ago,would rather give my money to the local boozers than pay for the dish water the kc serve up.

Your blessed. Last time at Rovers paid £3.30 for 440 mil bottle of magners. 3/4 of a pint!

Well a can wouldn't be a pint either.

But I agree with others I visit and stay in London regularly and we are somewhat spoilt by the cheap cost of a pint in East Yorkshire. Still fair to say most pubs are still under £3 a pint here whereas under £4 is consider good in the South East and South West.

They know you rich lads from the East can afford it.

Magners at the KC is £3.60 for 330ml.

It was £3.80. They've had a new system put in. Bar type taps on the front of the counters rather than those machines at the back which do lots at once.

Beesting pear cider £1.50 a pint in my local. I might take a 5 gallon keg to Wembley with me, are kegs on the banned articles list?

There's usually plenty of time for beer before or after the match. I would rather go without for a couple of hours while in the stadium than buy their overpriced gnat's .

Surely they can't force people to go commando

to be fair, the pints are awful, but they now sell the 500ml carling bottles at £3.50 a throw, if it was £2- £2.50 everybody would be leatherd by HT.....

Not on Carling they wouldn't. Bass shandy is stronger