Champions League Travel Thread

just phoned them up there. Said they are still checking with the club and hope to have the emails out by the end of the week.

 

cheers.

 

any more busses running to manchesters with deals like thomas cook ?

 

anyone know the chances of gettin tickets for the villarreal game over ther, obv in the villarreal end?

and how many celtic fans expected to make the trip?

 

i wouldnT really think so, as long as the stadium reaches the overall uefa minmal requirements for CL to be played...on the other hand, wouldnT it get them more money if they were to move to a bigger stadium?

Aalborg Parken, Aalborg = 26.865
Parken Stadium, Copenhagen = 34,098 (future: 38,000) says wiki.

 

I've been told this morning on the Villarreal forum (ForoGroguet) that the ticket quota for season ticket holders will be sld out at 20,000. They reckon there's a 1000 or so for courtesy things, sponsors and VIPS.

Season ticket holders have to use thier ID cards with their tickets to get in apparently to quash touting.

Not good news for them hoping to turn u and get a ticket, though it won't stop most from going.
Just thought I'd pass the info on.





I POSTED THAT A FEW POSTS UP.

 

I emailed Thomas Crook a few days ago(saturday) asking this, the reply said yes more coaches will be released on the site, lookf out for them today ( tuesday) however none were released. So i emailed again asking where they were and they said sorry no more to be released

 

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cheers mate, am sure itl be worth it without a ticket anyway, mon the hoops

 

Tout

the only thing i cood think of is to travel to denmark and buy off a tout

 

Well I'll be living in Manchester and it's the Aalborg away leg I wanna get to. If I go a few days before and return a few days after then I can get pretty good deals with Sterling Air, but cos I'll be at uni I can only take 2, 3 days off tops. I also looked at flying to Hamburg to meet my brother then using ground transport to get up to Aalborg, but I think that's a bit risky. Could go to Leeds airport, Newcastle or even London if it helps. Argh it's a headache!

 

You could fly with Sterling from London Gatwick to Aalborg and back for £158. The only problem is, the flights are in the evening, so you would need to spend two nights in Aalborg, fly out Monday and back Wednesday. But doing that, it does leave you with the full day on Monday to get yourself down to Gatwick.

Problem with Aalborg is that they only have two airlines flying to the airport, SAS and Sterling. Not even Ryanair have flights to Aalborg.

 

Andy is a very well-informed girl I must say.

As a alternative you could fly to Copenhagen and from there make the trip to Aalborg with SAS or Stirling. And then, the next day do the same other way. You can fly from Manchester (or Glasgow) to Copenhagen, and then take a domestic plain.

But I isn't sure if it is much easier than make the trip by train from Hamburg.

 

girl? excuse me!!

Yea, I checked out the SAS option for Glasgow/Manchester to Copenhagen to Aalborg and back. It was working out around £370 SAS have never been the cheapest of airlines but * me, you can get a flight from Glasgow to the Caribbean for less than that

 

Sorry. I see girls everywhere. Can't help it.

 

Haha. No, domistic travel with plain is very expensive in Denmark and is mostly used by business people who hasn't time to make the trip be train.

You can make the trip by train from Copenhagen aswell, but it isn't faster than it would be if you do it by Hamburg anyway.

 

fist time I've even been taked as a girl, I'll let you away this one time :icon_mrgreen:

 

i found 1 goin from stansted to aarhus with ryanair for GPD 0,00 total with tax of 26,85 single fare( didnT check returns ). goes out of stansted 25th at 7.10 arrives in aarhus at 9.50

 

goin back next day costs 441dkr (48 gpd) from aarhus to stansted leaves at 10.15 arrives 10.55.

 

Thanks for the info lads, I'll have a word with the brother and get stuff booked ASAP! At least I won't have to travel anywhere for the Man U match