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Title: RFH Advice
Post by: seductivebarry on Jun 23, 2026, 01:46 PM
Hello,
I was hoping someone might be able to give me some advice.

I'm not very London savvy - we've had a few trips there with the kids recently and stayed in Heathrow and got the Tube in.

Would this work and would be able to hop on to Tube/Elizabeth line and get back there after the gig? OR what you suggest we get a hotel nearer the RFH - which would mean parking my car at Hounslow or somewhere similar over the weekend?

Any suggestions for this country dwelling moron gratefully received.

Title: Re: RFH Advice
Post by: Ian on Jun 23, 2026, 05:58 PM
I am not London-savvy either but I have been to several gigs there and stayed in Milton Keynes. It is less than an hour away on the train and hotels are a fraction of the price. I am not sure about car parking because I have only ever travelled by train but I'm sure you would find more info on the hotel websites.
Title: Re: RFH Advice
Post by: seductivebarry on Jun 23, 2026, 09:24 PM
Excellent, thanks Ian.
Title: Re: RFH Advice
Post by: FarmerMatty on Jun 24, 2026, 09:32 PM
Definitely doable, Piccalilli* line to Baron's Court, switch to district (there's an Oddbins outside the tube station (sneaky tube beers) or a drink at The Curtains Up if you've got time. Anyway district to Embankment and You're about 10 mins walk from Embankment.

*Picadilly obvs.
Title: Re: RFH Advice
Post by: eamonn on Jul 07, 2026, 11:01 AM
Email from Southbank Centre today about a free after-party DJ set...


QuoteThank you for booking to see Pulp in the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday, 18 July at 7.30pm.

We are writing to let you know that we have confirmed a free after-party in The Clore Ballroom from 10pm to 11.30pm (approx.), open strictly to Pulp ticket holders only.

The night features DJs from the Lewisham-based collective, Heart of Soul. Founded by Shaafi Parvez, this forward-thinking soul collective spins a versatile mix ranging from the 1960s to contemporary releases fresh off the press. Expect everything: mid-tempo, modern, newies and oldies, jazz funk and house-infused bangers.