Judging by the text here, no: http://www.plusbus.info/reading-plus...cludes-woodley
But an all-day ticket (purchsed on the bus) is only a couple of quid extra (£4) and a groupsave is:
"4 go together - simplyReading group only £8 and valid all day. Any 4 people travelling together, can be a combination of adults & children, all adults or all children!"
is £2pp so perhaps it might be easier to buy on the day? Of course, it depends on how many show up so perhaps get the plusbus anyway?!? Who is good at maths?
Having missed Leicester, I'm rather gutted to announce I won't be able to make Reading either. I've just found out tonight it clashes with a close friend's fiftieth bash. Oh, well. Third time lucky.
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As today is father,s day and I like reading I usually get booktokens but as I also like Reading I got a train ticket and beer tokens.Can catch the slow train from Ealing Broadway saves me going into London and will be there at 11.30.See you at the Alehouse.£14.50 return seems a bargain to me.cheers john
A quick National Rail check suggests that I'll probably be arriving at Reading at 11:24 and then heading off to The Alehouse to meet up. Train home likely to be at 19:34. Less than 4 weeks to go!
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