Easy.
Go to the bus pick up underneath the station - where the big black tunnel thing is, just head down there from the Scarborough Taps pub facing the tunnel itself and turn left and you'll see the buses lined up
Get a return ticket, but to be honest whenever I use it I hardly ever come back on the bus - the queues are so long, it's better just to head back into town on foot. Follow the crowds, head over the motorway on the walkway and head towards the tall building on the canal and you'll be right back by the station in 20 minutes.
Shuttle buses go from opposite the Scarborough taps I believe, we always get a minibus so if I'm wrong someone will put me right, and buses back straight after the game.
You can also get the Number 1 Bus to Beeston which terminates at the Whistlestop pub or you can get off at Beeston shopping centre and go to the old white hart.
The Bus stop for the number 1 i opposite the Hilton Leeds City.
As has been said it easier to walk back in although you can get the bus back from Beeston but it is quicker walking due to traffic.
Sorry to bore everyone with resurrecting a not very exciting thread.
However, will be in Leeds next week for first time ever.
Intend going to match next Saturday with my young son. Just wondering where would be best part of stadium to go?
Also any advice regarding how to get from match to airport before 7 (flight back to Dublin) would also be appreciated. Gather that bringing bags to match is not an option.
Cheers.
P.S.
Where is best place in leeds to get replica gear?
Taxi to airport, and you definitely should book it beforehand, should be around £20, mate. GeeGees is local, they're on 0113 2779889.
There are usually other Leeds fans from Eire so you might be lucky to share a taxi. The LU Shop might be the only place for replica gear, I'm not sure.
Go on the Official Site & look under Regional Members Clubs & you'll find loads of contact details on all the Irish RMC's contact them via email asking if they know anyone wanting to share taxi costs. I've met the lads from the Dublin branch & they're a great set of guys who I know would only be too willing to help.
