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Post by superunknown on Mar 4, 2020 14:23:11 GMT
Any flights, hotels, general travel info, feel free to post in here.
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Post by bomper on Mar 5, 2020 17:15:00 GMT
Anybody who needs to get back ASAP before going off to Sofia Ryanair have flights from Birmingham 8.30 out 22.30 back on day of the game.
Bit risky but only £46 return.
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Post by cymroircarn on Mar 5, 2020 17:57:52 GMT
Anybody who needs to get back ASAP before going off to Sofia Ryanair have flights from Birmingham 8.30 out 22.30 back on day of the game. Bit risky but only £46 return. Saw another poster saying there are direct flights to Sofia from Dublin after the game? |
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Post by CrackityJones on Mar 5, 2020 18:59:06 GMT
Anybody who needs to get back ASAP before going off to Sofia Ryanair have flights from Birmingham 8.30 out 22.30 back on day of the game. Bit risky but only £46 return. Saw another poster saying there are direct flights to Sofia from Dublin after the game? Details now in the Bulgaria thread |
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Post by sleepy on Mar 7, 2020 9:47:37 GMT
There's a ferry arriving at 1145. Google maps says as 45 min wall to Aviva. I walk fast, would that be plenty of time to get to the game oscardelta? Don't mind if I'm walking in as the anthems are on. Or would a taxi/bus be quicker? |
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Post by oscardelta on Mar 7, 2020 17:38:37 GMT
Assumption is that ferry arrives on time, plus give yourself 30 mins from arrival to being on dry land. No idea whether it is the slow or quick ferry. There is a bus service that will take you to the city centre if needed but also will be taxis there.
On basis of safety, it is a busy port though Saturdays are quieter, I would suggest get a taxi into city centre, have a beer there and go to the stadium if have the time or get dropped close to the stadium if no time.
It is walkable and 45 mins seems generous.
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Post by sleepy on Mar 7, 2020 20:42:19 GMT
Assumption is that ferry arrives on time, plus give yourself 30 mins from arrival to being on dry land. No idea whether it is the slow or quick ferry. There is a bus service that will take you to the city centre if needed but also will be taxis there. On basis of safety, it is a busy port though Saturdays are quieter, I would suggest get a taxi into city centre, have a beer there and go to the stadium if have the time or get dropped close to the stadium if no time. It is walkable and 45 mins seems generous. Great thanks for the info. |
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Post by irish on Jun 18, 2020 10:48:27 GMT
Hi guys,
It's likely the date for this match will change to the Sunday 11th October as our playoff match in Solvakia is on the Thursday 8th so assuming the game is allowing fans to attend, just be mindful of that when you're booking flights/accom.
The rearranged dates should be confirmed within the next few weeks.
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Post by daearegwr on Jun 18, 2020 11:10:58 GMT
Hi guys, It's likely the date for this match will change to the Sunday 11th October as our playoff match in Solvakia is on the Thursday 8th so assuming the game is allowing fans to attend, just be mindful of that when you're booking flights/accom. The rearranged dates should be confirmed within the next few weeks. Really? Makes sense on one hand but also means the Bulgaria game will have to be moved as Wales were due to play away on the 13th |
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Post by jbt95 on Jun 18, 2020 16:19:45 GMT
Hi guys, It's likely the date for this match will change to the Sunday 11th October as our playoff match in Solvakia is on the Thursday 8th so assuming the game is allowing fans to attend, just be mindful of that when you're booking flights/accom. The rearranged dates should be confirmed within the next few weeks. Really? Makes sense on one hand but also means the Bulgaria game will have to be moved as Wales were due to play away on the 13th Yes this will happen as well. |
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Post by irish on Jun 18, 2020 16:38:00 GMT
It won't be a huge change, just 1 day later than the original fixture date.
UEFA have it under review so they should release the revised schedule shortly.
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Post by Toffeeman on Jun 19, 2020 15:46:49 GMT
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Post by Toffeeman on Jun 19, 2020 15:57:55 GMT
Forget my last post,always best to read these things twice ain't it,still to be decided. |
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Post by oscardelta on Jun 20, 2020 12:34:59 GMT
There is sadly no guarantee that this game will have any supporters present.
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Post by popularside on Jun 22, 2020 20:14:22 GMT
There is sadly no guarantee that this game will have any supporters present. Indications here are that crowds of up to 18,500 will be allowed in the Aviva Stadium for games this Autumn assuming no second wave. However my guess would be that no away fans would be allowed if the limit was 18,500. |
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Post by oscardelta on Jun 22, 2020 20:20:13 GMT
There is sadly no guarantee that this game will have any supporters present. Indications here are that crowds of up to 18,500 will be allowed in the Aviva Stadium for games this Autumn assuming no second wave. However my guess would be that no away fans would be allowed if the limit was 18,500. If rate keeps going down then potentially see the crowd rate being increased................ it is a big IF. There are current circa 14,000 home season tickets but that no doubt will change downwards.
If there are the numbers you speak of then would hope to see circa 1000 away supporters max.
Likely i will travel via Holyhead by car but if circumstances dictate would go to game and head straight back which may be the only option allowed for away supporters via Rosslare.
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Post by popularside on Jun 23, 2020 16:17:13 GMT
Indications here are that crowds of up to 18,500 will be allowed in the Aviva Stadium for games this Autumn assuming no second wave. However my guess would be that no away fans would be allowed if the limit was 18,500. If rate keeps going down then potentially see the crowd rate being increased................ it is a big IF. There are current circa 14,000 home season tickets but that no doubt will change downwards.
If there are the numbers you speak of then would hope to see circa 1000 away supporters max.
Likely i will travel via Holyhead by car but if circumstances dictate would go to game and head straight back which may be the only option allowed for away supporters via Rosslare.
There are currently no travel restrictions between the two countries. However if the ~18,500 limit is in place then my guess is the FAI will not want any away fans as segregation etc would greatly reduce this limit. I doubt UEFA will enforce any away allocations at this time. |
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Post by oscardelta on Jun 23, 2020 17:09:21 GMT
If rate keeps going down then potentially see the crowd rate being increased................ it is a big IF. There are current circa 14,000 home season tickets but that no doubt will change downwards.
If there are the numbers you speak of then would hope to see circa 1000 away supporters max.
Likely i will travel via Holyhead by car but if circumstances dictate would go to game and head straight back which may be the only option allowed for away supporters via Rosslare.
There are currently no travel restrictions between the two countries. However if the ~18,500 limit is in place then my guess is the FAI will not want any away fans as segregation etc would greatly reduce this limit. I doubt UEFA will enforce any away allocations at this time. Likely the criteria will be changed significantly by then and yup would be in favour of away fans subject to same consideration at CCFC. |
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Post by manulike on Jun 27, 2020 21:06:40 GMT
Game now officially moved to Sunday 11 October
MODS please change title ;-)
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Post by oscardelta on Jun 28, 2020 17:17:26 GMT
Game now officially moved to Sunday 11 October
MODS please change title ;-)
Hopefully not a 7.45pm kick off........ |
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Post by manulike on Jun 28, 2020 17:30:50 GMT
Game now officially moved to Sunday 11 October
MODS please change title ;-)
Hopefully not a 7.45pm kick off........ FAW web site indicating that its a 1400 KO |
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