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  • #16
    Re: El Classico

    Originally posted by Eric the Half a Bee View Post
    No problem here. Public transport is available well into the small hours.
    But imagine children who have school the next morning.

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    • #17
      Re: El Classico

      Originally posted by Eric the Half a Bee View Post
      No problem here. Public transport is available well into the small hours.
      Public transport is available 24/7 here, but I still wouldn't fancy it. Not on a Sunday.

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      • #18
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        Originally posted by Rock_Flock_of_Five View Post
        But imagine children who have school the next morning.
        People on the continent tend to have a different sleep pattern to others mind.

        I remember eating with a Greek family in Zante and it was nothing for them to still be awake 11-12 in the night, they often didn’t start eating until very late

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        • #19
          Re: El Classico

          Originally posted by NYCBlue View Post
          Public transport is available 24/7 here, but I still wouldn't fancy it. Not on a Sunday.
          New York public transport is horrible though

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          • #20
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            Originally posted by Rjk View Post
            New York public transport is horrible though
            I've never had a problem with it. And I've been using it for over 20 years. It's cheap too. $2.75 from one end of the the city to the other.

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            • #21
              Re: El Classico

              Originally posted by NYCBlue View Post
              I've never had a problem with it. And I've been using it for over 20 years. It's cheap too. $2.75 from one end of the the city to the other.
              that's a great price to be fair, but as major cities go there is a visible lack of investment in it compared to elsewhere

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              • #22
                Re: El Classico

                Originally posted by Rjk View Post
                that's a great price to be fair, but as major cities go there is a visible lack of investment in it compared to elsewhere
                I'll admit it's not flashy like other underground systems I've been on. It has the most stations of any subway in the world and it's one of the oldest systems. Obviously, the newer stations are very nice. But it's cheap, reliable and runs 24 hours a day. I think it serves New York well. It also has free bus transfers. Meaning you can get a $2.75 subway ticket, get off the train, and jump on a bus using the same ticket.

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                • #23
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                  Originally posted by NYCBlue View Post
                  I'll admit it's not flashy like other underground systems I've been on. It has the most stations of any subway in the world and it's one of the oldest systems. Obviously, the newer stations are very nice. But it's cheap, reliable and runs 24 hours a day. I think it serves New York well. It also has free bus transfers. Meaning you can get a $2.75 subway ticket, get off the train, and jump on a bus using the same ticket.
                  Free passes for senior citizens?

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                  • #24
                    Re: El Classico

                    Originally posted by splott parker View Post
                    Free passes for senior citizens?
                    I don't know. I don't ever recall hearing about them.

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                    • #25
                      Re: El Classico

                      Originally posted by NYCBlue View Post
                      I'll admit it's not flashy like other underground systems I've been on. It has the most stations of any subway in the world and it's one of the oldest systems. Obviously, the newer stations are very nice. But it's cheap, reliable and runs 24 hours a day. I think it serves New York well. It also has free bus transfers. Meaning you can get a $2.75 subway ticket, get off the train, and jump on a bus using the same ticket.
                      NYC Subway System is great.
                      Bit shabby but quick and cheap.

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                      • #26
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                        the thing we liked about the NYC Subway was that if you looked a little lost ( or even paused to look at a map ) someone would come and ask " where ya going " and advise you , but I guess thats more of a what we liked about NYC people

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                        • #27
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                          Originally posted by blue matt View Post
                          the thing we liked about the NYC Subway was that if you looked a little lost ( or even paused to look at a map ) someone would come and ask " where ya going " and advise you , but I guess thats more of a what we liked about NYC people
                          This absolutely did not happen to me when I was trying to find Yankee Stadium once :hehe:

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                          • #28
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                            Originally posted by blue matt View Post
                            the thing we liked about the NYC Subway was that if you looked a little lost ( or even paused to look at a map ) someone would come and ask " where ya going " and advise you , but I guess thats more of a what we liked about NYC people
                            if you stop on the London underground to look at a map, people will look at you like you are the scum of the earth, as though you've just drop kicked a bag of puppies.

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