Getting On A Train At Falmer Again After The Match Can Be A Trial...

Rural'esque station, long but narrow platforms, slow moving Southern Rail trains that might only consist of two coaches.

I last went there for a game against Watford last season, left ages after the end of the game and the platform was still heaving with people.

Be patient. Not so bad, either side of the game, at Brighton.

Posted By: Martin Peters on October 26th 2019 at 17:41:05

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FAO those who’ve been to Brighton FC. before... (NCFC) - Tricky Hawes, Oct 26, 16:54:18
- If anyone is after a ticket I’ve got a spare (n/m) (NCFC) - Surrey Yella, Oct 26, 18:19:13
- Not sure what time we’re planning either. (n/m) (NCFC) - APB, Oct 26, 17:31:15
- From Brighton to Falmer, trains are every 10 mins, times... (NCFC) - Worthing Yellow, Oct 26, 17:07:19
  - Getting On A Train At Falmer Again After The Match Can Be A Trial... (NCFC) - Martin Peters, Oct 26, 17:41:05
    - Away concourse stays open after the game (NCFC) - s10 yellow, Oct 26, 20:43:15
  - Yeah. Just wondered how long it takes to get on a train on matchday? (NCFC) - Tricky Hawes, Oct 26, 17:14:59
    - Not long wh3n were 4 zip down with 29 mins to go! (NCFC) - archroy, Oct 26, 23:50:10
    - Hardly any wait. If you leave the match when we are five down (NCFC) - Pixelman, Oct 26, 17:38:43
    - I think it's fairly slick, I'm aiming for 1345ish at Brighton (NCFC) - Worthing Yellow, Oct 26, 17:20:27
- Go to Lewes instead (n/m) (NCFC) - Kangol Canary, Oct 26, 17:06:22
  - Yes, good choice...and nice. 1 stop and still free within ticket price (n/m) (NCFC) - Worthing Yellow, Oct 26, 17:08:03

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