(05 Jul 2015, 7:28 pm)Tom wrote They are decent I think, especially the Coaster ones.

The Coaster OmniCity's are the best ones. I don't see why people have a problem with them, there is nothing wrong with them.

(05 Jul 2015, 7:31 pm)LeeCalder wrote The Coaster OmniCity's are the best ones. I don't see why people have a problem with them, there is nothing wrong with them.

Yeah they are fine, better than a lot of buses.

So no 6133 today? You lot are going to wait that little bit lomger 

(05 Jul 2015, 7:32 pm)Tom wrote Yeah they are fine, better than a lot of buses.

I don't like the fact they rattle and I find them uncomefortable.

(05 Jul 2015, 7:30 pm)Davie wrote I guess it's just me who doesn't like any of them...!

I hate them also horrible little buses.

(05 Jul 2015, 7:35 pm)Davie wrote I don't like the fact they rattle and I find them uncomefortable.

Every bus rattles though.

(05 Jul 2015, 7:35 pm)Davie wrote I don't like the fact they rattle and I find them uncomefortable.

If there was anything bad about them comfort would be the last thing that would come to my mind!

The seats are nice, and especially in winter they are always warm.

(05 Jul 2015, 7:35 pm)Davie wrote I don't like the fact they rattle and I find them uncomefortable.

You'd sharp change your mind if you have been on worse than these especially Arriva's Prestige's, now they rattled and shaked!

I don't mind Omnicitys.

(05 Jul 2015, 7:45 pm)Tom wrote If there was anything bad about them comfort would be the last thing that would come to my mind!

The seats are nice, and especially in winter they are always warm.

They have some of the most comfortable seats in my opinion. They have loads of padding and are at a great angle apoased to being just straight up in the air and that's what kills your back.

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(05 Jul 2015, 7:47 pm)Jimmi wrote You'd sharp change your mind if you have been on worse than these especially Arriva's Prestige's, now they rattled and shaked!

I don't mind Omnicitys.

If an OmniCity rattles and shakes I'd love too know what one of Arriva's Prestiges does!

Three words: lack of legroom.

If you don't get those seats towards the back near the emergency exit, you're knackered.

(05 Jul 2015, 7:47 pm)Jimmi wrote You'd sharp change your mind if you have been on worse than these especially Arriva's Prestige's, now they rattled and shaked!

I don't mind Omnicitys.

I liked Go North East's Prestiges, I don't usually go on Arriva services, I think at the end of the day it all goes down to person opinion.

(05 Jul 2015, 7:49 pm)Dan wrote Three words: lack of legroom.

If you don't get those seats towards the back near the emergency exit, you're knackered.

The legroom in my opinion is OK, but that's probably because I'm not exactly tall

I think the Coaster could do with new buses, double deckers preferably, as the service can get very busy at times, especially Newcastle-North Shields.

Maybe they could trail the Streetdeck on there.

(05 Jul 2015, 7:31 pm)LeeCalder wrote The Coaster OmniCity's are the best ones. I don't see why people have a problem with them, there is nothing wrong with them.

agreed ive been on them a few times there ok i suppose

(05 Jul 2015, 7:52 pm)LeeCalder wrote The legroom in my opinion is OK, but that's probably because I'm not exactly tall  

it will be worse for Peter Crouch or Costel Pantilimon there tall imagine them inside a bus they will break the roof

(05 Jul 2015, 7:52 pm)LeeCalder wrote The legroom in my opinion is OK, but that's probably because I'm not exactly tall  

Sadly I can't say the same. Fortunately I do usually get to sit where I want on Omnicitys especially on the Arriva X66 as many of the passengers on that service are OAPs who all sit towards the front. The worst on the Arriva 05 reg examples, there is a forward and a backwards facing seats instead of a pushchair bay and there is barely room for one person never mind two, I once had to do a whole journey on the X66 sat with my back to the window.

(05 Jul 2015, 7:49 pm)Dan wrote Three words: lack of legroom.

If you don't get those seats towards the back near the emergency exit, you're knackered.

Aye, put your feet up on the seat facing back eventhough there are clearly notices which tell customers not to do so   Mind you, the Trident Presidents have loads of room at the back. Absolutely bliss

(05 Jul 2015, 7:57 pm)Diamond One wrote agreed ive been on them a few times there ok i suppose

it will be worse for Peter Crouch or Costel Pantilimon there tall imagine them inside a bus they will break the roof

Somehow Bazza, I don't think they would break the roof. Possibly a slight over-exaggeration?

Just getting back too the actual subject...

I think one thing that was apparent at this rally was the apparent lack of organisation. People didn't know what time the shuttles were leaving or where they were going. Some people didn't know where they were to park etc.

(05 Jul 2015, 7:57 pm)Tom wrote I think the Coaster could do with new buses, double deckers preferably, as the service can get very busy at times, especially Newcastle-North Shields.

Maybe they could trail the Streetdeck on there.

Now that I'd like to see!

(05 Jul 2015, 8:02 pm)LeeCalder wrote Just getting back too the actual subject...

I think one thing that was apparent at this rally was the apparent lack of organisation. People didn't know what time the shuttles were leaving or where they were going. Some people didn't know where they were to park etc.

I knew the timetable because I visited the official page however there should have been a printed timetable at the site.

(05 Jul 2015, 8:21 pm)Lm2606 wrote I knew the timetable because I visited the official page however there should have been a printed timetable at the site.

The timetable was only put on the website an hour or so before the event.

In my opinion it was badly organised.