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  1. 17-02-2011 06:18 PM #1
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    Train to Paisley

    5 of us getting the train through on Sunday for the first time. Waverley to Glasgow central i'm assuming, what is the ideal station to stop at in Paisley?
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    Quote Originally Posted by .sean. View Post
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    5 of us getting the train through on Sunday for the first time. Waverley to Glasgow central i'm assuming, what is the ideal station to stop at in Paisley?
    If going to Central Head to Platform 10 mostly look for the ayr train and get off at paisley gilmour street theres a wetherspoons just outside and a taxi rank to the ground
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  3. 17-02-2011 06:38 PM #3
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  4. 17-02-2011 06:42 PM #4
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    Paisley St. James is right outside the ground.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hibs0666 View Post
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    Paisley St. James is right outside the ground.
    Can't remember there being many watering holes around the ground though?
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    Only the trains going to Gourock and Greenock stop at St James Station. They are about once every 30 minutes and take 15 mins to get there from Glasgow Central. However, there's nothing around St James worth going to apart from the stadium so if you're early get off at Gilmour Street and have a beer somewhere first!
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  7. 17-02-2011 09:53 PM #7
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    Get the train to queen street Then walk over to central train to st. James remember the ugly sisters are playing so wearing green and white will attract attention.from the huns
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    Quote Originally Posted by lucky View Post
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    Get the train to queen street Then walk over to central train to st. James remember the ugly sisters are playing so wearing green and white will attract attention.from the huns
    Yeah, thats defo best way to go.

    Train into Queen St, walk over to Central and train to Gilmour St.

    You will still be able to just buy a return from Edi to Paisley Gilmour St.

    Wouldn't get train from Edi to Central as it takes forever, much quicker going Queen St and walking over.
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    Quote Originally Posted by macca70 View Post
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    Yeah, thats defo best way to go.

    Train into Queen St, walk over to Central and train to Gilmour St.

    You will still be able to just buy a return from Edi to Paisley Gilmour St.

    Wouldn't get train from Edi to Central as it takes forever, much quicker going Queen St and walking over.
    There are NO Scotrail trains from Edin To Central on Sundays. Trains to Glasgow Queen Street are every Hour up until 12pm on Sundays then half hourly. First one from Edin to Qst on Sunday is 0900 then 1000 1100 1200 1230 1300 and so on but beware plan your journey carefully as its Old Firm day as Lucky
    points out and there will be a few numpties getting the train through to Glasgow for this game. Also remember our game is 1445 Kick Off.
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  10. 18-02-2011 05:58 PM #10
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    Trains replaced by Buses.

    Importart for all who are travelling to Paisley by train on Sunday. There are NO trains between Glasgow Central and Paisley St James (thats the station outside the ground) They are replaced by buses due to engineering works according to the Scotrail website.

    Best thing to do is get a train to Paisley Gilmour Street and taxi to the ground. Or go to the nearest pub.
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  11. 18-02-2011 06:07 PM #11
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    Paisley ??? Yeah. Best get off at Gilmour Street. Keep on the move move though.... if you stop............. they'll have your trainers and you'll be up on bricks !!
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    you also have the new route via bathgate to Queens street (helensburgh service). it does take roughly 25 mins longer but its something to keep in mind if you miss the express service
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scooter View Post
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    you also have the new route via bathgate to Queens street (helensburgh service). it does take roughly 25 mins longer but its something to keep in mind if you miss the express service

    sore point for me that mate


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  14. 18-02-2011 06:39 PM #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermit Crab View Post
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    sore point for me that mate


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    should have went for a drivers job then
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scooter View Post
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    should have went for a drivers job then

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  16. 18-02-2011 09:50 PM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scooter View Post
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    you also have the new route via bathgate to Queens street (helensburgh service). it does take roughly 25 mins longer but its something to keep in mind if you miss the express service
    Hmm going through Airdrie in a Hibs top on Old Firm day are the DOO trains bullet proof Scooter?
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