Getting to Hyde Park

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  • hjonadfield
    hjonadfield Posts: 1 Newbie
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    My parents normally drive up to Reading or Similar and then take a quicker/less expensive train in. Or park in Zone 3-6 and Tube it.
  • Spidernick
    Spidernick Posts: 3,803 Forumite
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    Change at Clapham Junction and get a train to Victoria and walk from there would be my recommendation. You miss so much in major cities by taking the underground and it's not a long distance to walk. Driving into central London is not fun!
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  • martindow
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    hjonadfield wrote: »
    My parents normally drive up to Reading or Similar and then take a quicker/less expensive train in. Or park in Zone 3-6 and Tube it.
    I wouldn't recommend Reading for cheap parking - around £20 for the day at the station car park. There is a very good train service with fast trains taking 25 minutes to Paddington every 10 minutes or so.
  • TadleyBaggie
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    jfdi wrote: »
    Have you checked Advance ticket prices on, presumably, SWT?
    South West Trains lost the franchise best part of a year ago, it's South Western Railways now.
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