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does anyone know what bus
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yes thanks, 162 then the 161 as I_S_P_P said.0
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Taking my youngest to the Exeter game in a couple of weeks and probably going to head home via The O2. I would normally walk it but will probably jump on the bus. Anyone have any recommendations/tips on which bus stop to use and are we likely to have a long wait for a bus after the game? Will the buses be packed too? Any insights appreciated. Cheers.0
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472 takes you there.ImBetterThanShaun said:Taking my youngest to the Exeter game in a couple of weeks and probably going to head home via The O2. I would normally walk it but will probably jump on the bus. Anyone have any recommendations/tips on which bus stop to use and are we likely to have a long wait for a bus after the game? Will the buses be packed too? Any insights appreciated. Cheers.1 -
It's basically all the buses from Anchor and Hope Lane. They are frequent and I have always been able to get on (when I get bus to North Greenwich station)ImBetterThanShaun said:Taking my youngest to the Exeter game in a couple of weeks and probably going to head home via The O2. I would normally walk it but will probably jump on the bus. Anyone have any recommendations/tips on which bus stop to use and are we likely to have a long wait for a bus after the game? Will the buses be packed too? Any insights appreciated. Cheers.2 -
161, 180 and 486 also take you there.
The 180, 472 and 486 go along Bugsby's Way, the 161 along Woolwich Road. The buses will be full, but you should get on as there are plenty of them.1 -
Can be congested on the road until it turns past macros then gets a bus lane so don't be put off when seeing the congestion towards the anchor and hope. Takes about 15 mins max i think to get to North Greenwich, sometimes less. It's a couple of mile and 40ish mins to walk and i wouldn't do that again.1
