Carl
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I'm going to cocoon @the warehouse project on the 9th of November. It's at the picadilly arches apparently. I'm thinking a train will be the best bet, but if i decide to drive, is there anywhere near that I could leave my car over night ?(preferably for free or cheap) Don't know Manchester at all so trying to weigh it up.
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CraigyG
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Yeah your right mate it's at the Picadily Arches. Had a few mates go down this weekend & they got the train which seems the best bet...
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Dean_W
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Registered: 13th Dec 05
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Train will be the best bet.
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Carl
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Originally posted by CraigyG
Yeah your right mate it's at the Picadily Arches. Had a few mates go down this weekend & they got the train which seems the best bet...
Did they mention anything about sniffer dogs?
Just read some stuff on the web, probably just bollocks.
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Kurt
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Registered: 23rd Oct 05
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theres a few places to park in manchester although they look a bit sketchy, you could park at crewe station and get the train up, takes about 45 mins
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Cosmo
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Street parking is free after 6pm on weekdays, until 8am in the morning. But if you put £2 in after 6pm it will give you a ticket from 8-10am in the morning if you need that much.
Other than that parking will cost you atleast a £5 for that amount of time, probably a little more. Plenty of NCP carparks around though.
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Kurt
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actually ignore what i said, you would have to come past manchester lol
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Dean_W
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Or, park outside my house and get the trian up and i'll charge you for the pleasure 
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CraigyG
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quote:
Originally posted by Carl
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Originally posted by CraigyG
Yeah your right mate it's at the Picadily Arches. Had a few mates go down this weekend & they got the train which seems the best bet...
Did they mention anything about sniffer dogs?
Just read some stuff on the web, probably just bollocks.
Nope but if there was they got in alright. Just stick what ever you have down your boxers 
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Cosmo
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Originally posted by Kurt
theres a few places to park in manchester although they look a bit sketchy
Ive been parking in Manchester (overnight) for years now and not had any problems - both in car parks and on the street. Just make sure its a decent lit area and you're not stupid leaving anything people might want to nick on show.
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James_DT
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I left my car overnight there lots of times and nothing ever happened to it. Even the dodgy looking NCP behind the old BT building near Piccadilly train station. Plenty of hookers, but no car crime.
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Carl
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quote:
Originally posted by CraigyG
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Originally posted by Carl
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Originally posted by CraigyG
Yeah your right mate it's at the Picadily Arches. Had a few mates go down this weekend & they got the train which seems the best bet...
Did they mention anything about sniffer dogs?
Just read some stuff on the web, probably just bollocks.
Nope but if there was they got in alright. Just stick what ever you have down your boxers
Thought that was the point of sniffer dogs?! people arn't going to offer them as sweets to the dogs and then get busted surely.
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