four quid to drop off at Glasgow airport...rip off bastards
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£4 drop off
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2 years ago
Seems cheap compared to central London parking charges :)
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2 years ago
I remember when you could park out Hyde park way for free in London on a Sunday.....those were the days
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2 years ago
early 80's
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2 years ago
You're lucky, 5 quid at Heathrow
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I would go on the bus before I would pay that....
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2 years ago
Well that's a viable scam, drop/pick up your passenger outside the gates of the long term car park, and let them ride the free Happy Bus
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Did that doctor who set fire to himself inside a jeep as a 'terrorist attack' pay his £4 ?
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No, that was 2007. In those days you'd have been paid 4 quid for visiting (I once found myself with 6 hours to kill there)
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that was before they started charging for drop off and anyway he drove through the entrance doors which are now bollarded .....
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you will have noticed how well the fire precautions were then .... getting the common search was a pain but it worked replacing int dom and cheap ones
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I remember in the late 60's when a packet of sandwiches were 1/3d
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and they had black and white coin operated TVs
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And weekly wages under £20
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They did the same at Southampton, within days of that attack. Today, you can't drive anywhere near the entrance unless you're a local taxi, or a bus. You basically have to enter the Short Term Car park, and ka-ching ! that's Two Quid
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2 years ago
two quid ?...bargain...ours started off at £2
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Yes, when I went to the Proms on a Sunday I used to park (free) on the road just outside the hall, not far from the entrance. And on Saturday afternoons I parked (free) on Waterloo Bridge; easy access to South Bank and the West End. This would be in the early 90s.
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2 years ago
Even more so when you include the CC.
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2 years ago
Up until a couple of years ago, you could still park for free on a Saturday afternoon close to Waterloo station.