Any German speakers here? Need something translated from English into German. Google Translate won’t cut it needs to be accurate.
Trying to get a train ticket from Weeze airport to Wuppertal on Saturday 22nd but says none available can you still buy at the station
Calling @prenzlauerbear
Happy to take on the role of unofficial weatherman, not sure about translator! What are you needing done @DeeGer10 ?
I have a feeling Scotland wont win it.I’ll send you a PM.
Its class. Need to download it for train travel. You can put your pass into your apple wallet if you have a ticket for a game so you can travel for free in the city of the game.Really impressed by that Euro 24 official app, all the information with maps etc for travel is brilliant.
Basically I asked if he could translate…I think @DeeGer10 should share his request publicly
If anyone is in Berlin on Friday and fancies somewhere a bit less hectic than the Brandeburg Gate for the opening game, Kulturbrauerei in Prenzlauer Berg (easily accessible from Mitte/Alexanderplatz) have it on for a fiver entry. It's always a decent set up with plenty of beer and food trucks etc.
Seen that as wellOn STV news and the Scotland team is being welcomed by Scotland fans in Germany.
Theres a family, mum, dad and 2 kids all decked out in Celtic shirts.
Why are they all like this?
Trying to get a train ticket from Weeze airport to Wuppertal on Saturday 22nd but says none available can you still buy at the station
Thanks for that from I can get discount rail and bus travel through my ticket for the game from tomorrow how far is Krefeld from weeze airport .This has been updated now, mentioned earlier in the thread it’s a bus between Krefeld and Düsseldorf. You can now buy but I wouldn’t panic about tickets, same price on the day.
Is it worth buying the 49 euro ticket and if so do I need one also for my 7 year old as it would only be for getting from weeze and back as 2 of the train journeys my fan pass should cover that
Are folk taking much cash?
Assume most places completely cashless, however might be handy to have some Euros?
Thanks mate. Appreciate it.It's worth withdrawing some when here. You'll be fine in bigger places, but smaller pubs, bars and especially newsagents are often cash only, or at least have a minimum spend.
It's not as bad as it was before the pandemic, but Germany is still behind other countries in terms of going cashless. It's unbelievably frustrating if, like me, you're an Apple Pay devotee.
I have a €50 note in my wallet from a holiday last year, that’s all I was planning on taking along with my Revolut card on my phone, but prenzlauerbears post has my reconsidering my approach. I hate carrying a lot of money/cards about with me - especially if I’m going to be having a drink.Are folk taking much cash?
Assume most places completely cashless, however might be handy to have some Euros?
I fly into weeze late Friday night so staying at airport hotel then through to Wuppertal as have hotel there for 6 nights then was thinking about going to fan zone for Scotland was thinking where they were playing but that was only if it wasn’t a hassle to get to if it was then watch it close to Wuppertal Have tickets for France v Poland so going to Dortmund . Then going to Bottrop the Wednesday as my wee boy wants to go Movie Park Land.I’m a bit lost by your itinerary to be honest mate.
I’ve got you flying to Weeze on Saturday 22nd, then going to Wuppertal then going to Stuttgart for a fan zone for the final Scotland match on the 23rd before going to France v Poland in Dortmund on the 25th? Or are you just staying in Wuppertal whole trip and watching the final Scotland match in a fanzone around there? If it’s the latter I can’t help but think it would be easier for you to stay in Krefeld the whole trip and watch Scotland v Hungary in a Düsseldorf fanzone and also just getting train to Dortmund and back for the France match.
Ive got 200 euros out for the 4 days and will just keep them for places that dont take card. If everywhere I go takes card then I will just spend them all on the last day.Are folk taking much cash?
Assume most places completely cashless, however might be handy to have some Euros?
Are folk taking much cash?
Assume most places completely cashless, however might be handy to have some Euros?
I am getting a 5.5hr ICE train from Munich to dortmund on Saturday morning to head to Italy vs Albania. We have booked 1st class but wondering if anyone has travelled on one of the ICE trains before and if there is a bar on the train? If not, what time can you buy swally from the shops in Germany?
Think most of them have a bar carriage but you’d be cheaper buying swally in one of the shops at the station. They’ll open 7/8am and you’ll be able to buy bevvy at that time.I am getting a 5.5hr ICE train from Munich to dortmund on Saturday morning to head to Italy vs Albania. We have booked 1st class but wondering if anyone has travelled on one of the ICE trains before and if there is a bar on the train? If not, what time can you buy swally from the shops in Germany?
There is a bar on ICE trains, it’s part of the experience for me sitting or standing in them. Yormas (yellow and blue shops) are where I usually to get mine from but there are loads of shops at Munich Station, as there are at all the big ones. Don’t think there’s anything daft regarding sales times.
Cheers lads. Will probably buy some train cans in the airport then and move onto bar bottles when the cans get too warm (or too empty!).Think most of them have a bar carriage but you’d be cheaper buying swally in one of the shops at the station. They’ll open 7/8am and you’ll be able to buy bevvy at that time.
Cheers lads. Will probably buy some train cans in the airport then and move onto bar bottles when the cans get too warm (or too empty!).
I am getting a 5.5hr ICE train from Munich to dortmund on Saturday morning to head to Italy vs Albania. We have booked 1st class but wondering if anyone has travelled on one of the ICE trains before and if there is a bar on the train? If not, what time can you buy swally from the shops in Germany?
That sounds unreal. Have you taken the Munich to Dortmund ICE before? I assumed the 'bar' would be a cupboard with warm cans, not actual draft lager!There's an Edeka supermarket in Munich HBF that opens early on a Sunday. But as Wazza says, sitting in the ICE BordRestaurant with a few beers watching the world go by is one of life's simple pleasures!
I'm on the Newcastle - Amsterdam Ferry on Monday with my 9 year old son and 70 year old da, driving down to Cologne on the Tuesday and staying in a wee town just outside Cologne called Monheim am Rhein. Going to try and go to the Dusseldorf fanzone on the Tuesday and then tickets for the Switzerland game on the Wednesday, Ferry home Thursday. Can't wait and my wee fella is absolutely hyper about it.Head out with my 16 year old laddie and father in law a week today.
Motorhome via ferry to Amsterdam and then onto Cologne where we're based.
Cannot wait.
Tickets for Belgium vs Romania in Cologne and of course the Switzerland game there too.
Read loads of great things about Cologne itself but never been before.
86 and 78 Scotland tops sorted.
Wish we had some Gers players in the squad to cheer on though.
Proper taps on ICE trains like, they aren’t that dear to be honest - well compared to say Avanti!
This will give you an idea:
Die Bord-Gastronomie der Deutsche Bahn im ICE
Entdecken Sie die Bordgastronomie: Speisen und Getränke, Allergene und sonstige Neuigkeiten.www.bahn.de
If you click on “digital spieskarte” and then “getranke”.
I fûckin love Germany man. I think our journey from Cologne to Frankfurt is on an ICE service, I’ll definitely be standing at one of those bars.There's an Edeka supermarket in Munich HBF that opens early on a Sunday. But as Wazza says, sitting in the ICE BordRestaurant with a few beers watching the world go by is one of life's simple pleasures!
I fûckin love Germany man. I think our journey from Cologne to Frankfurt is on an ICE service, I’ll definitely be standing at one of those bars.