Brondby Away, Copenhagen.
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RobbenHood
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Part of me is hoping they do a ballot in each tier purely because I know there’ll be a backlash and would hopefully lead to TC being annexed again
The fact you, personally, don’t even know if you have a ticket yet is an utter disgrace
GourockBear
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For anyone else on the Edinburgh > Oslo > Copenhagen flight with Norwegian Airlines on the Wednesday the first leg has been cancelled. There’s a flight on the 2nd, day earlier to sort out tickets !
das
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The important thing is to pick up tickets over there and crack down on bogus collections. If previous attempts are anything to go by then there's not much hope.
It's been a big failure with away tickets going by the amount of people who buy them and pass them on but there's not much can be done with domestic aways unlike euro aways
Just know it won't be that the way we run things. Best chance I have is if they go from top points down. TC should be ran on the side of mygers. £40 for mygers and £55 if you want to be in the travel club as well as mygers. Been released how many gold members there is?
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RobbenHood
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I’d go further
£30 to join mygers - extra £20 if you want to join TC, extra £25 if you want to do domestic aways
Göteborg-Rangers
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I've got my Danish pal who lives in Sweden ringing Brøndbys club shop today to see if their is a way around the MobilePay problem.
I was going to call and speak Swedish but I only know a few words here and there in Danish so would be screwed when they answered in Danish. Didn't want to speak English as they may smell a rat
I'll give an update later.
I was going to call and speak Swedish but I only know a few words here and there in Danish so would be screwed when they answered in Danish. Didn't want to speak English as they may smell a rat
I'll give an update later.
Thank you. Together we'll get there.
Sorry to bring up the vaccination thing again , I’m planning to go to Copenhagen via amsterdam , I’ll be remaining in schipol for the transfer , I’m double jabbed and will have the passport , But do o need to take any tests beforehand , The way I’m reading it I don’t , Just wondering/hoping someone can confirm
Checklist for transit or short stay in the Netherlands
Check these points before you travel if you: wish to transit/transfer in the Netherlands are travelling by car or motorcycle and staying in the Netherlands for a short period of time (less than 12 hours).
www.government.nl
Checklist for transit or short stay in the Netherlands
Check these points before you travel if you: wish to transit/transfer in the Netherlands are travelling by car or motorcycle and staying in the Netherlands for a short period of time (less than 12 hours).
www.government.nl
I’m in the exact same position. You don’t need anything else for entry into Denmark.
What flights are you on btw? We are on the 0600 KLM flight on the Wednesday with a stopover in Amsterdam.
KinkyAfro
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did they check the QR code or just look at the vaccine ‘passport’?
StevieH
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I am flying to Malta via Schiphol this Thursday and going by what I have read, only thing needed is what you included in link but I will let you know.
Checklist for transit or short stay in the Netherlands
Check these points before you travel if you: wish to transit/transfer in the Netherlands are travelling by car or motorcycle and staying in the Netherlands for a short period of time (less than 12 hours).
Also flying to Copenhagen for the game with KLM from Aberdeen via Schiphol.
I stand corrected then. We still need a test before leaving then.
Checklist for transit or short stay in the Netherlands
Check these points before you travel if you: wish to transit/transfer in the Netherlands are travelling by car or motorcycle and staying in the Netherlands for a short period of time (less than 12 hours).
5 of us on the Norwegian flight back to Edinburgh on Friday. Our Easyjet flight out from Edinburgh on the morning of the game was cancelled so would just be our luck if the Norwegian flight was cancelled too.
Just looked.
KinkyAfro
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Cheers mate
You also need to be careful you don’t leave the airport , then I can get more complicated , I’m also hearing you might need a transit visa just to cover you when your sitting about schipol waiting on your transfer , All very confusing
MosesMcNeil99
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Sorry if it’s been covered but do we think buying home end tickets is going to be a big issue?
It’s an issue at the moment because you need to have a Danish bank account to buy one.
a_weir
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Brondby home end tickets on sale at this link, October 5th at 5PM (6PM Danish time):
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You need a Danish bank account to buy them.
carsonscat
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I'm exactly the same, been reading all sorts online and still no further forward
a_weir
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Good thing my mates dad is danish ;-)
Excellent. I need 4 tickets if he’s taking orders.
Is he looking for a Godson?
We’re going out the Thursday on the KLM a flight back on the Friday 6pm
I've a flight booked from Dublin to Copenhagen. Belfast based.
As others have rightly pointed out, there is no requirement for Covid tests (for those who are vaccinated) for entry to Denmark.
There is still tests needed to return to UK.
I'm not sure if everyone is aware of this and just assuming that nothing is needed for the return journey.
Or am I missing something very obvious?
www.gov.scot
https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/coronavirus-covid-19-travel-advice#toc-1
As others have rightly pointed out, there is no requirement for Covid tests (for those who are vaccinated) for entry to Denmark.
There is still tests needed to return to UK.
I'm not sure if everyone is aware of this and just assuming that nothing is needed for the return journey.
Or am I missing something very obvious?
Coronavirus (COVID-19): international travel
Scottish Government information on the international travel rules for Scotland.
www.gov.scot
https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/coronavirus-covid-19-travel-advice#toc-1
a_weir
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I've a flight booked from Dublin to Copenhagen. Belfast based.
As others have rightly pointed out, there is no requirement for Covid tests (for those who are vaccinated) for entry to Denmark.
There is still tests needed to return to UK.
I'm not sure if everyone is aware of this and just assuming that nothing is needed for the return journey.
Coronavirus (COVID-19): international travel
Scottish Government information on the international travel rules for Scotland.
https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/coronavirus-covid-19-travel-advice#toc-1
Not in England but there are free tests available in the city centre or £30 while you wait lateral flow tests at the airport.
Actually, forget my last comment. I am mixing up my Copenhagen and Lyon flights
kclarkhall
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My first ever Euro trip, first time I’ve had the money to be honest.
Crossing my fingers for a ticket.
Crossing my fingers for a ticket.
You will have a blast mate. They are very addictive though, once you get the bug that’s you hooked.
So am going Wednesday morning and back straight after the game how long in advance can I get the test done for getting back into the UK? I thought it was just a day 2 test needed.
das
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That seems to be the case from Scotland too but I can't see the official version
Covid: Scotland's international travel testing regime to be relaxed
Pre-departure tests for fully vaccinated travellers will be scrapped and the system aligned with the rest of the UK.
www.bbc.co.uk
That seems to be the case from Scotland too but I can't see the official version
Covid: Scotland's international travel testing regime to be relaxed
Pre-departure tests for fully vaccinated travellers will be scrapped and the system aligned with the rest of the UK.www.bbc.co.uk
“We also intend to align with the UK post-arrival testing regime. The detail of that is still being developed with lateral flow tests being considered, and we will engage further with the UK Government on those plans. Details will be announced at the same time as the UK.”
I'm hoping by then, there will be no requirement for anything if you're double-vaxed.
Pretty sure you’ll be fine B !
kclarkhall
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Cheers, buzzing for it mate, been wanting to do it for years. Finally bit the bullet!
das
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I hope so too as we must be one of the few major european countries that I've looked at that do
das
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Be prepared for a great trip spoiled by the football though
I've been on quite a few that have ended up like thatJust for those who had their outbound flights fucked today it might be worthwhile looking at London as there’s still multiple routes around £100.
For example 18.40 train from Glasgow on the Tuesday night is £32.80.
Then 08.40 flight from Stansted with Ryanair is £51 or 09.55 from Gatwick with Scandanavian is £68. Few later in the day too.
Obviously need to factor in transfer.
For example 18.40 train from Glasgow on the Tuesday night is £32.80.
Then 08.40 flight from Stansted with Ryanair is £51 or 09.55 from Gatwick with Scandanavian is £68. Few later in the day too.
Obviously need to factor in transfer.
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kclarkhall
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Just had an email overnight.
Outbound flights cancelled, no alternative offered yet.
My first Euro trip now up in the air.
Outbound flights cancelled, no alternative offered yet.
My first Euro trip now up in the air.
I’m the same. Are you booked with Lufthansa?
gutted guys
I still see away fans being allowed just now as risky, cancellations and all sorts hitting hard
They said they will be in touch to offer alternatives but we’ll see. I’ve never been beat yet trying to get to a game.
kclarkhall
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Yeah mate, return flight is fine.
As @ahalfallover says, it seems like it could just be difficult for large numbers to get over.
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