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Thorpe Park opens again on the 17th March, or 13th if you are an annual pass holder. I've calculated your train price for the 17th March. If you leave Portsmouth Harbour station at 8:15 you'll arrive at Staines at 10:30. Then just get on the Thorpe Park Express free bus service to take you to the park entrance. This does however mean you have one connection to make at Clapham Junction. You are allowed to take any off peak train for your return journey. £31.00 To be honest I wouldn't even look at the taxi costs. That will be a total rip-off! Is there no way you can get a lift there? it will make your day a lot less stressful, and it will reduce the journey time to 1 hour 15 minutes!

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