Away Travel Coach Toilets.

[Lods]

In my experience on away travel toilets have always been available to use (unless occupied by another passenger, obviously) so I'm guessing the driver didn't fancy cleaning it at the end of the day.

I'd definitely enquire about it before the next away trip you go on, though. Sometimes one stop at the services isn't enough.

[Red Light]

Originally Posted by Lods

In my experience on away travel toilets have always been available to use (unless occupied by another passenger, obviously) so I'm guessing the driver didn't fancy cleaning it at the end of the day.

I'd definitely enquire about it before the next away trip you go on, though. Sometimes one stop at the services isn't enough.

Perhaps, rather than individual supporters taking it up with Pats - the club should make representation on behalf of all of us - as previously stated - a coach carries all ages groups and it's not beyond the realms of possibility on a long or short trip that somebody could fall ill - with an onboard bog the coach can continue - alternatively it stops and everyone is delayed.

Personally not experienced a problem but this issue was raised last season I think - wonder if it is a coach supply issue - after all with other coach trips pre booked the coach company never know how many coaches and drivers are needed until shortly before the match date - in other words being last in possibly means we have to make do with the possibility of the odd substandard coach ??

[Wigan Red]

I can azure you that the coach toilets are available to use on the away trips. Drivers have no issue with cleaning or emptying the loos as it's no more than the push of a button. To say that you have done 7 or 8 away days and never been able to use it, I find that hard to beleive as other posters have said.and yes I do work for Pats. They take the contract for providing away travel very seriously and have certainly raised the standard ompared to what was provided by previous companies.
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[Willywill]

I am planning to do Boreham Wood away on the official supporters coaches on 6th August. Fingers crossed, rather than legs crossed !

[harrye53]

Originally Posted by Red Light

Perhaps, rather than individual supporters taking it up with Pats - the club should make representation on behalf of all of us - as previously stated - a coach carries all ages groups and it's not beyond the realms of possibility on a long or short trip that somebody could fall ill - with an onboard bog the coach can continue - alternatively it stops and everyone is delayed.

Personally not experienced a problem but this issue was raised last season I think - wonder if it is a coach supply issue - after all with other coach trips pre booked the coach company never know how many coaches and drivers are needed until shortly before the match date - in other words being last in possibly means we have to make do with the possibility of the odd substandard coach ??

All Pats Coaches have toilets and are accessible for all awAy matches .We have had a couple of instances where they have become locked when the doors are banged shut and the bar can fall down locking it , This can be opened using a screw driver . This can happen to any coaches not just Pats . They do check the toilets before leaving their yard .History tells us how many buses we might need and I speak to Pats a few times every day to keep them updated .Thetr are no substandard buses . Just a minor problem which all drivers should be able to sort out . Geoff

[Wxm boy]

If I go away I tend to make my own way. However, when I last used the supporters coach a couple of seasons ago, there was no toilet in use and that was the case from setting off from Wrexham. And it was Pats.

Maybe they've improved.
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[GarryOggy]

Originally Posted by Wxm boy

If I go away I tend to make my own way. However, when I last used the supporters coach a couple of seasons ago, there was no toilet in use and that was the case from setting off from Wrexham. And it was Pats.

Maybe they've improved.
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The only trip I have been on where there was no toilet was Chester.

[Oldfan]

The only time I've had a problem with toilets on Pats coaches (which hasn't been too many trips to be honest) was when one fan got on the bus drunk, and slept it off in the toilet.

[moynkeepthefaith]

Originally Posted by GarryOggy

The only trip I have been on where there was no toilet was Chester.

At least when we arrived there was one huge one