[edworthy13]

Hi,Going to Metallica concert on Sunday 8th July.Was wondering if anyone lives within walking distance from the new stadium.Am planning to drive if possible.If I could use your drive to park in for the afternoon and evening between 2.00-10.30pm.If you can help let me know.Would be much appreciated.I am away from monday and get back on friday evening.If anyone answers in the week I'll reply on friday evening.
Thanks in advance.

[Knyght_byte]

i dont live within walking distance and sadly my parents use the drive, but if you look to park in the Kenton area you can jump on a metropolitan tube train one stop to Wembley Park Station which is the one opposite where the old twin towers used to stand........the area is generally pretty safe, park in a backroad with big houses and you should find the car still there when you get back

just look for Kenton Road using HA3 postcode as a search and when you get there just pick any road near Northwick Park Station.....

[edworthy13]

Originally Posted by Knyght_byte

i dont live within walking distance and sadly my parents use the drive, but if you look to park in the Kenton area you can jump on a metropolitan tube train one stop to Wembley Park Station which is the one opposite where the old twin towers used to stand........the area is generally pretty safe, park in a backroad with big houses and you should find the car still there when you get back

just look for Kenton Road using HA3 postcode as a search and when you get there just pick any road near Northwick Park Station.....

Hi,If nothing else turns up I will certainly do that.Thanks for the advice.

[Knyght_byte]

if you wanted to stay overnight there is a Travel Inn there, forget what price the rooms are but probably around £40-50 a night top price (ie look online and probably get discount pre-booking).....they have a carpark which obviously guarantees you a place to put it thats pretty safe
(and a nice bernie style restaurant/pub too)

[edworthy13]

Originally Posted by Knyght_byte

if you wanted to stay overnight there is a Travel Inn there, forget what price the rooms are but probably around £40-50 a night top price (ie look online and probably get discount pre-booking).....they have a carpark which obviously guarantees you a place to put it thats pretty safe
(and a nice bernie style restaurant/pub too)

Hi,I don't need to stay overnight.I don't live that far from Wembley.If I catch a train it's a bit awkward from where I live hence the driving would be quicker.Thanks

[wormvortex]

nice going to see metallica, I was gonna go to that but alas my mates suck and couldn't be arsed

[edworthy13]

Originally Posted by wormvortex1337

nice going to see metallica, I was gonna go to that but alas my mates suck and couldn't be arsed

Hi,I have been a fan for 20 years.My son got 2 tickets for him and his girlfriend.She's not keen to go so I'm taking the ticket.Haven't been to a concert in over 20 years.Should be interested with me being nearly 50 years old.Hope theirs some other oldies their.Thanks

[Matt_C]

Originally Posted by edworthy13

Hi,I have been a fan for 20 years.My son got 2 tickets for him and his girlfriend.She's not keen to go so I'm taking the ticket.Haven't been to a concert in over 20 years.Should be interested with me being nearly 50 years old.Hope theirs some other oldies their.Thanks

There will be - a lot of Metallica's fans are as old as they are!

Wish I was going - been a fan since the early 90's!

[edworthy13]

Originally Posted by Matt_C

There will be - a lot of Metallica's fans are as old as they are!

Wish I was going - been a fan since the early 90's!

Hi,Your probably right.I'm only a little bit older than the original members of the band.Thanks

[Badger0-0]

I'd do what we did for the George Michael concert, a couple of weeks back.

Drive to your nearest Underground station and park up for a couple of quid (Watford?).
Then get the tube to Wembley Park.

Piece of proverbial.

And very efficient

[edworthy13]

Anyone please?