Coach to Toulouse(world cup)

[L J]

i know this is a bit early but im really worked up and excited about it.
anyway....will there be some sort of coach taking loads of people there??? cos the older member of our team does not want to drive to france etc.... and flying might be to much so a coach doesnt sound to bad??? relatively cheap me thinks...

is there gonna be one...has there been one before????
thanks

 

[Shuck]

This sounds like a really good idea for P8ntballer to step in and provide a service for the ballers of the UK. Of course a small profit could be made in the process, but the experience of going to the World Cup, and watching awesome paintball would be excellent.

So what do you say p8ntballer?

If you say no, are any of the major paint companies, or site owners (Phoenix, Campaign, JCS, Skirmish etc etc) interested?

 

[Russell Smith]

Whatever you do do not drive there it's murder miss a tourney and fly its a lot lot better.- Honest.

 

[Collier]

Originally posted by Russell Smith
Whatever you do do not drive there it's murder miss a tourney and fly its a lot lot better.- Honest.

And not that much more expensive as its about £90 for the ferry per person!

Paul

 

[peegee]

DO NOT DRIVE

I can only warn u not to drive to the 7 man world cup ......

been there done that and im sure northern twat and anyother ex pornstar on this board will tell u exactly the same thing


peegee

 

[Al Woods]

Noooooooooo

Fly dude, spread your fragile little wings and fly!!!!

 

[Flash-Bugout]

I quite enjoyed the drive out there last year, it was navigating around Toulouse that was the ar$e. (although having to do le havre to toulouse in one day was sucky)

Then again, there was only me and my other half, as the rest of our team flew, and we had one of them nice comfy Ford Tourneo (transit "executive bus") - air con and tinted windows in the South of France - important .

We got to stop off at a nice campsite for a night on the way back as well - nice way to take a (very quick) holiday.

If you have a nice comfy car, two drivers (no bored passengers) and a Students Union "assisting" with transport costs then I'd say driving can be fun.

But that's mostly to do with two lane motorways that are smooth as a baby's bum, and have no traffic on them