Official site says parking will be a problem on Saturday. I'm a Quins season ticket holder (first season) who usually parks in the Richmond College Car Park. Apparently that will be £25 (!) on Saturday so does anyone have any suggestions? I live in Guildford and am bringing my young daughter so really need to drive if at all possible.

Get there early and park in the main stoop car park as it says on the offy site.

Whats happening at the RFU HQ that day? Im assuming thats why it will be busy

Watchtower convention ! Osmond family looky likeys et al (or something along those lines)

Looks like an cia convention lots of guys in suits on a very hot Day

The bonus is the pubs will be empty!! Best put my best kit on- I hope I dont cut myselficon_smile.gif

If you get stopped in the street on the way to the game by a man with cropped hair and a sharp suit, it will not be a member of the Quins marketing department launching a new marketing initiative................he will be asking for your soul and not questioning you on your match day experience!!!!

As he's apparently able to get "up to 25,000" to turn up for this convention, maybe we should recruit him.

What time do you suggest, we're driving up from Westoning in Bedfordshire and just wondered what time we should be looking at getting there.

This is a rip-off. Last year I parked on the college car park and because I was wearing my Quins shirt they charged me a fiver. I have no idea what they were charging the JW's though. Surely something like this can be done this year?



If I can't park on the main car park for a fiver, that means I have to go south to the r/bout and then back north to get on the college car park and pay £25 for the privelige. Stuff that, I'll continue south, miss the game and save myself the money, and Quins will lose out on parking, programme, food and booze

Bloody marvellous. They're going to get 25,000 plus while we won't get a tenth of that.



It comes to something when even Jehovah's Witnesses don't ask to come in when they're only across the road.