BlueSSoldier Posted 2 October 2014 Posted 2 October 2014 Hi all, So with the kick off being changed to an evening kick off would many people be travelling up there early to spend a day out or is there not much to do up there?
RobHawk Posted 2 October 2014 Posted 2 October 2014 Loads to do up here depending on what you are in to!
BlueSSoldier Posted 2 October 2014 Author Posted 2 October 2014 Family of 4 with two little girls. Do many people travel to swansea early to make a day of it?
Livid Posted 2 October 2014 Posted 2 October 2014 Went to college there 25 Years ago. Was considering a trip back with Mrs L for the weekend until Sky went and screened the fecker. Expensive trip for a TV game. It's not bad, like everywhere, some good and bad areas. Having said that haven't actually been back in 20 years so it might be a right hole!
red5 Posted 2 October 2014 Posted 2 October 2014 Ausden clark are doing an early coach if you want to make a day of it
BlueSSoldier Posted 2 October 2014 Author Posted 2 October 2014 Ausden clark are doing an early coach if you want to make a day of it Oh really! Is it at an additional cost?
RobHawk Posted 2 October 2014 Posted 2 October 2014 Trip to the Gower's well worth it if its dry! Rhossili is stunning and a lovely walk. Some nice museums in the city centre if that floats your boat!. Something for the kids? http://www.showcaves.co.uk/# Caves and dinosaurs just up the road. Shopping and most of the city centre is a bit shit. Around the stadium isn't great either, does have some shops (like a poor mans fosse park). If you drive up though we have some great days out and stunning locations, just a short drive away!!
The Year Of The Fox Posted 2 October 2014 Posted 2 October 2014 Some well nice totty around when I caught the ferry to Cork from there
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