Thanks , will look into the train prices, sorry to upset anyone, question was by my very tired husband .4 x 12 hour night shifts interupted by getting up on saturday to go down to the Galpharm = bad mood! Back to work he goes to earn the cash for warrington match.

I presume you can't drive? Warrington is easy to get to on the Motorway (M62 all the way) and parking near the stadium is pretty good too (I've parked opposite the Railway club before.

Quote ="a family of giants"Thanks , will look into the train prices, sorry to upset anyone, question was by my very tired husband .4 x 12 hour night shifts interupted by getting up on saturday to go down to the Galpharm = bad mood! Back to work he goes to earn the cash for warrington match.'" Have a look at this for the family if you are thinking train. www.familyandfriends-railcard.co.uk/

Quote ="a family of giants"Thanks , will look into the train prices, sorry to upset anyone, question was by my very tired husband .4 x 12 hour night shifts interupted by getting up on saturday to go down to the Galpharm = bad mood! Back to work he goes to earn the cash for warrington match.'" Have a look at this for the family if you are thinking train. www.familyandfriends-railcard.co.uk/

I would suggest the Train to Warrington too as its only about £5/6 for kids so call it £15 for adults then its about £40 for a family of four and its a saving of £12 on the club coaches and going on the club coach isnt really any easier as the train is direct to Warrington from Hudds, takes about 50 mins and the ground is 200 yards from the station !

As I live in west London, it cost me £60 petrol and £12 entry yesterday, so I'd say trips to home games can also be too expensive! Gonna ask Browny for a refund!

Have too agree with you. Same situation with the CC final absolutely ridiculous prices for coach travel for children. We ended up driving.