Euro 2024 Germany
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GersLoyal74
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Managed to get tickets for Belgium vs Romania off the uefa resale portal. We're based in cologne. Then thought %^*& it and got Scotland Switzerland off 3rd party seller site. Felt like a gamble but they contacted me to say I'd need to download the uefa app so feel better about that.
My boy will be 16. First football trip away. Were both buzzing.
Visa took a hit mind you.
My boy will be 16. First football trip away. Were both buzzing.
Visa took a hit mind you.
How much did you pay for the Scotland tickets?
Watty1979
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Which 3rd party site did you use mate?
GersLoyal74
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For 3 as my father in law is going too.... all in with taxes etc came in at 1500. Paid more to get 3 together.
Livefootballtickets .... used them before when I took my laddie to old trafford and was all fine.
It must be all the corporate folk reselling as they are all neutral parts of ground.
Jeez, that’s steep.
GersLoyal74
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Aye big time but feck it
Chief Rafferty
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All toilets at all stadia to be gender neutral for Euro 2024, whatever that actually means.
It means you need to sit down when doing a pish.
Wazza
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Think it’ll all be classed as neutral unless bought through an FA? They can’t be transferred either.
They'll all be the same, therefore bog standard.
Wazza
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Any Ed Sheeran fans? This is where they have Oktoberfest in Munich:
www.iq-mag.net
Ed Sheeran to headline Euro 2024 fan festival | IQ Magazine
FKP Scorpio and Pro Events will stage the 90,000-cap gathering at Theresienwiese in Munich, Germany, in June
www.iq-mag.net
DavieDee55
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I'm taking my 13 Yr old boys over but have no tickets for anything yet,,where does everyone think best city fanzone/base will be and something keep kids interested for week or so?
I will be traveling to and from Amsterdam prob by train or bus with them so leaning towards Dusseldorf at the moment
I will be traveling to and from Amsterdam prob by train or bus with them so leaning towards Dusseldorf at the moment
Wazza
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I would say Munich really on the fanzone side of things but it will be dear, as will every City but Munich is that bit dearer anyway.
One thing with staying in Düsseldorf you’ve a lot of Clubs in the area that you could possibly go and do stadium tours on on non match days, although they may well stop these during the comp as the stadiums are handed over to UEFA I am sure. With matches in Cologne, Gelsenkirchen and Dortmund though just going to those fan zones when a match is on probably be quite good, Dortmund has the German Football Museum as well, right outside the station. Top of my head I can’t think of a great deal you’d do in that area though with kids that age, take Football and drinking away there ain’t a right lot in that area I always think. Munich you’ve got all your outdoor pools for starters as well as the historic side of it. There is EuroPark around Freiburg which is a lovely City but you’d be travelling to go to any fan parks.
Welcome to Europa-Park
In the heart of Europa, nestled between Black Forest and the Vosges, lies one of the world's most beautiful theme parks. More than 5 million visitors from all
This tells you where the fan parks are and which are open daily etc:
Event guide | UEFA EURO 2024
The official site of UEFA EURO. Visit now for information such as news, stats, videos, player and club information and much more.
www.uefa.com
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Nawimnojurgen
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Same night as ACDC concert in Munich! I'm buzzinAny Ed Sheeran fans? This is where they have Oktoberfest in Munich:
Ed Sheeran to headline Euro 2024 fan festival | IQ Magazine
FKP Scorpio and Pro Events will stage the 90,000-cap gathering at Theresienwiese in Munich, Germany, in June
Wazza
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It’ll be rammed but Schwabinger 7 is a top dive bar easily reachable from Olympic Park, it’s at Munchner Freiheit u bahn - few bars open till 5am around there.
DavieDee55
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I would say Munich really on the fanzone side of things but it will be dear, as will every City but Munich is that bit dearer anyway.
One thing with staying in Düsseldorf you’ve a lot of Clubs in the area that you could possibly go and do stadium tours on on non match days, although they may well stop these during the comp as the stadiums are handed over to UEFA I am sure. With matches in Cologne, Gelsenkirchen and Dortmund though just going to those fan zones when a match is on probably be quite good, Dortmund has the German Football Museum as well, right outside the station. Top of my head I can’t think of a great deal you’d do in that area though with kids that age, take Football and drinking away there ain’t a right lot in that area I always think. Munich you’ve got all your outdoor pools for starters as well as the historic side of it. There is EuroPark around Freiburg which is a lovely City but you’d be travelling to go to any fan parks.
Welcome to Europa-Park
In the heart of Europa, nestled between Black Forest and the Vosges, lies one of the world's most beautiful theme parks. More than 5 million visitors from allwww.europapark.de
This tells you where the fan parks are and which are open daily etc:
Event guide | UEFA EURO 2024
The official site of UEFA EURO. Visit now for information such as news, stats, videos, player and club information and much more.
Thanks for that, Hamburg it is then lol
Wazza
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Not sure if that is a joke or not!
DavieDee55
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Lol if it was me and mates I'd likely choose Hamburg but I'm not so sure about taking my teens there lol
Mason Boyne
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My 15 year old grandson was asking if we’re going to Hamburg. I think he’s under the impression that this is going to be a road trip with grandpa. A sort of Dirty Grandpa type adventure.
DavieDee55
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Mine are 13 today but looking at them you'd think 18,,I don't worry about them it's me I'm more concerned with lol
I’m planning on going to the fanzone at burgplatz in dusseldorf the day before the Scotland Switzerland game. Was there in 2006 when the World Cup was on and it was a great set up if I remember correctly.
Wazza
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How many you reckon that holds? It’s in a great location that.
No idea mate, it was a stag weekend for @Chunky Dawz and we were all hammered by the time we went. I just remember eating bits of steak on paper plates and some cheesy music. It was Germany’s 3rd place play off so it was rammed. Great location right on the banks of the Rhine as you say.
Chunky Dawz
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You’ll need a refresher on the Schwarz und Weiss song!!
BIL W
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I've booked trains between Cologne, Düsseldorf and Dortmund. Just used Trainline app and prices very reasonable.
Zico
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Think there’s a pass you can get mate that saves you having to buy individual trips
Remember you get the regional local trains for free for 36 hours with your match ticket. Particularly useful when travelling to multiple games in the Northwest region where the regional trains will sort you out.
You can also get the fan friendly €29 flat fare for traveling between host cities further afield. It’s on the Euro 2024 website.
London Tourguide
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i am heading over to düsseldorf on the 15th of June for the weekend .Going to the England v Serbia game.
Is that pass on the trainline app?
DeeGer10
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UEFA EURO 2024: Ticket holder travel benefits | UEFA EURO 2024
The official site of UEFA EURO. Visit now for information such as news, stats, videos, player and club information and much more.
www.uefa.com
From what I understand it only includes tickets to and from the stadium.
Was hoping it’d allow travel and stops in between non host cities too
I've not got tickets for any games, was hoping they had some type of pass for people without match tickets.UEFA EURO 2024: Ticket holder travel benefits | UEFA EURO 2024
The official site of UEFA EURO. Visit now for information such as news, stats, videos, player and club information and much more.
From what I understand it only includes tickets to and from the stadium.
Was hoping it’d allow travel and stops in between non host cities too
No doubt a daft question, but is Dussledorf to Gelsenkirchen considered a regional train? I think that's the only train journey we'll need to make on the day of the England game.
Coffee Talk
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I need to get from Dusseldorf to Dortmund for a game. Anyone know where to start with this?
Just fire the details into Trainline.
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Wazza
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Bahn.de is the app to use. All in English and an option to display regional trains only.
Here, yes regional train:
Here, yes regional train:
Wazza
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It’s not hard, there are plenty leaving regularly. Just to give you an idea on a weekday:
This is my plan as I have tickets for the R16 in Dortmund, Gelsenkirchen and Düsseldorf all on consecutive days. Based in the middle of all 3 so just planning to use the regional trains on each match day.
Wazza
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It’s a walk in the park around there for trains. This is the network map.
Going to Schalke in a few weeks and staying in Essen, never had a drink around there so will see how it goes. Aside from Düsseldorf and Cologne I’ve found Bochum to be the best drinking town around there.
This is really helpful. Thanks mate. Duisburg for us.It’s a walk in the park around there for trains. This is the network map.
Going to Schalke in a few weeks and staying in Essen, never had a drink around there so will see how it goes. Aside from Düsseldorf and Cologne I’ve found Bochum to be the best drinking town around there.
Wazza
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Ha, staying there for the quarters if we make it. Been the ground but never around the town, meant to be a bit dodgy but so close to plenty of good places it’s no hassle.
Wazza
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Top of my head I don't think it will be, unless you are on a real budget I think I would do that by ICE train just for ease and time really.
Looks very poor for local trains after the match as well:
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Wazza
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This seems to confirm it as no, handy site:
Transport networks
Details of the regional transport networks covering each of the Euro 2024 host cities
Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund Stuttgart - VVS (host city:Stuttgart)
VVS network map
Like Hamburg, a relatively small network that doesn't extend much beyond 'Greater Stuttgart'. Includes: Marbach, Ludwigsburg, Bietigheim-Bissingen, Weil der Stadt, Böblingen, Filderstadt, Neidlingen, Ostfildern, Kirchheim, Schorndorf, and Backnang.
Mason Boyne
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Anyone on here used a company called Events Tickets?
