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Football bus fares to increase from Saturday

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Wednesday, December 7, 2022 9:40 am
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Prices to use matchday services are set to increase from this Saturday when the Royals take on Coventry. Picture courtesy of Reading Buses

Prices to use matchday services are set to increase from this Saturday when the Royals take on Coventry. Picture courtesy of Reading Buses

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READING BUSES have announced changes to bus fares for Reading FC fans on match days.

Adjusted prices come into effect this Saturday for the Royals’ clash against Coventry.

This particular match has also been moved forward by one hour for a 2pm kick off to allow fans plenty of time to watch England’s World Cup semi final against France.

Robert Williams, Reading Buses chief executive officer, said: “We were due to change the football fares in September alongside the changes we made to other fares across our network, but this was postponed for the first part of the season.

“We now need to make these changes and felt that implementing them after the mid-season break made some sense.

“There are no changes to our football services and we will still offer the same great range of ticket options for great value. So let’s all get on board with the Royals and cheer them on, hopefully to promotion to the Premier League.”

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A single ticket on the F1 shuttle is now £2.50, while a return will cost £3.50.

The F2/F3 park and ride service now costs £4.50 for a single and £5.50 for a return. A return ticket on the F51-54 will be £6.50.

To view all price changes, visit: www.reading-buses.co.uk/changes-football-bus-fares

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