Southampton to Gatwick Drive Time?
Jun 5th 2003, 9:10 am
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Southampton to Gatwick Drive Time?
What is the driving time between the Cruise Terminal in Southampton
and London's Gatwick Airport on a Saturday morning??
Ed in Las Vegas, NV
and London's Gatwick Airport on a Saturday morning??
Ed in Las Vegas, NV
Jun 5th 2003, 9:48 am
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Re: Southampton to Gatwick Drive Time?
> What is the driving time between the Cruise Terminal in
> Southampton and London's Gatwick Airport on a Saturday
> morning??
Depends on the traffic obviously, but it's about 90 miles and a Saturday
morning shouldn't be too bad. The journey can be done all on the motorways,
so between an hour and 2 hours depending on how fast you drive, probably
nearer 2 hours if there's heavy traffic.
> Southampton and London's Gatwick Airport on a Saturday
> morning??
Depends on the traffic obviously, but it's about 90 miles and a Saturday
morning shouldn't be too bad. The journey can be done all on the motorways,
so between an hour and 2 hours depending on how fast you drive, probably
nearer 2 hours if there's heavy traffic.
Jun 5th 2003, 5:59 pm
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Re: Southampton to Gatwick Drive Time?
Thanks for the information. Looks like we will make our plane with
now problems, at least as far as time goes.
Ed in Las Vegas
On Thu, 5 Jun 2003 22:48:10 +0100, "Chris Jones"
wrote:
>> What is the driving time between the Cruise Terminal in
>> Southampton and London's Gatwick Airport on a Saturday
>> morning??
>Depends on the traffic obviously, but it's about 90 miles and a Saturday
>morning shouldn't be too bad. The journey can be done all on the motorways,
>so between an hour and 2 hours depending on how fast you drive, probably
>nearer 2 hours if there's heavy traffic.
now problems, at least as far as time goes.
Ed in Las Vegas
On Thu, 5 Jun 2003 22:48:10 +0100, "Chris Jones"
wrote:
>> What is the driving time between the Cruise Terminal in
>> Southampton and London's Gatwick Airport on a Saturday
>> morning??
>Depends on the traffic obviously, but it's about 90 miles and a Saturday
>morning shouldn't be too bad. The journey can be done all on the motorways,
>so between an hour and 2 hours depending on how fast you drive, probably
>nearer 2 hours if there's heavy traffic.
Jun 6th 2003, 3:54 am
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Re: Southampton to Gatwick Drive Time?
"Ed Wynn" wrote in message
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> Thanks for the information. Looks like we will make our plane with
> now problems, at least as far as time goes.
> Ed in Las Vegas
There is also a direct (but slow) rail link www.networkrail.co.uk which may
work out cheaper than hireing a car.
Or a prettier route via the coast if you have plenty of time to spare.
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> Thanks for the information. Looks like we will make our plane with
> now problems, at least as far as time goes.
> Ed in Las Vegas
There is also a direct (but slow) rail link www.networkrail.co.uk which may
work out cheaper than hireing a car.
Or a prettier route via the coast if you have plenty of time to spare.
Jun 6th 2003, 5:03 am
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Re: Southampton to Gatwick Drive Time?
No time to spare, Our flight from Gatwick departs at 1:45 PM. Have
hired a van and wanted to confirm their drive time estimate. Two
couple sharing the van so the cost is no more than Princess Cruises
wants for us to use their 55 passenger coach.
I wish we did have more time to spare, but we will be spending a week
in the Cotswolds prior to the cruise. And most of the ports where we
will stopping are in England, Ireland and Scotland, so will get a
chance to enjoy some of the countryside.
Spent a couple of years at the US Embassy in London and fell in love
with the Great Britian.
Ed in Las Vegas, NV
On Fri, 6 Jun 2003 16:54:40 +0100, "Miss L.Toe" wrote:
>"Ed Wynn" wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> Thanks for the information. Looks like we will make our plane with
>> now problems, at least as far as time goes.
>> Ed in Las Vegas
>There is also a direct (but slow) rail link www.networkrail.co.uk which may
>work out cheaper than hireing a car.
>Or a prettier route via the coast if you have plenty of time to spare.
hired a van and wanted to confirm their drive time estimate. Two
couple sharing the van so the cost is no more than Princess Cruises
wants for us to use their 55 passenger coach.
I wish we did have more time to spare, but we will be spending a week
in the Cotswolds prior to the cruise. And most of the ports where we
will stopping are in England, Ireland and Scotland, so will get a
chance to enjoy some of the countryside.
Spent a couple of years at the US Embassy in London and fell in love
with the Great Britian.
Ed in Las Vegas, NV
On Fri, 6 Jun 2003 16:54:40 +0100, "Miss L.Toe" wrote:
>"Ed Wynn" wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> Thanks for the information. Looks like we will make our plane with
>> now problems, at least as far as time goes.
>> Ed in Las Vegas
>There is also a direct (but slow) rail link www.networkrail.co.uk which may
>work out cheaper than hireing a car.
>Or a prettier route via the coast if you have plenty of time to spare.
