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Post by rab13 on Feb 20, 2020 9:42:07 GMT
As i entered the ticket portal the fixture said sold out, but it still allowed me to purchase the tickets. received the full invoice from UEFA too.
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Post by grantp19 on Feb 20, 2020 20:00:15 GMT
As i entered the ticket portal the fixture said sold out, but it still allowed me to purchase the tickets. received the full invoice from UEFA too. Exact same thing happened to me, so I am absolutely fearing the worst. There’s an article in BBC about cancelled tickets also, which isn’t helping! Keeping everything crossed |
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Post by barneycat1 on Feb 20, 2020 21:13:09 GMT
Right. Now I have tickets to all three games I had better look at getting there. And back.
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Post by rab13 on Feb 21, 2020 8:28:02 GMT
After reading that article it did make me aware of how we were fortunate to get these tickets. But i think we are safe in all honesty mate, says a couple of hundred fans in England were affected, but promptly emailed. i've had no cancellation email, and i'm guessing you haven't either!
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Post by Exile Jack on Feb 22, 2020 20:41:30 GMT
Has anyone booked train tickets from within Italy to Rome yet?
Just looked on italiarail and Bologna to Rome is €62 one way, thought it may be cheaper than that?
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Post by sleepy on Feb 22, 2020 23:06:09 GMT
Has anyone booked train tickets from within Italy to Rome yet? Just looked on italiarail and Bologna to Rome is €62 one way, thought it may be cheaper than that? What site are you on? I don't think the frecciarossa or italotreno is on sale yet. Also staying in bologna |
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Post by claretcymro on Feb 23, 2020 18:09:40 GMT
Italotreno high speed train tickets are on sale on their website up until 13th June at the moment so would imagine tickets for the 19th/20th/21st will be on sale next weekend. As a matter of interest there are single tickets available at certain times between Bologna and Rome for 30 Euros on the 13th June. Italotreno high speed trains highly recommended on the Man in Seat 61 website.
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Post by Gary Williams on Feb 23, 2020 21:38:36 GMT
Italotreno high speed train tickets are on sale on their website up until 13th June at the moment so would imagine tickets for the 19th/20th/21st will be on sale next weekend. As a matter of interest there are single tickets available at certain times between Bologna and Rome for 30 Euros on the 13th June. Italotreno high speed trains highly recommended on the Man in Seat 61 website. Highly recommend this train company used them for juventus game But to burst you bubble tickets to june 13th have been on sale for months we are all waiting for summer schedule to be launched hopefully soon |
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Post by grantp19 on Feb 24, 2020 12:36:16 GMT
After reading that article it did make me aware of how we were fortunate to get these tickets. But i think we are safe in all honesty mate, says a couple of hundred fans in England were affected, but promptly emailed. i've had no cancellation email, and i'm guessing you haven't either! Yes a lot more comfortable now - I have no cancellation and in fact logged into portal and have seen my ticket confirmation. Buzzing now and yes very fortunate. Roll on June. |
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Post by grantp19 on Feb 24, 2020 12:50:31 GMT
Just after anyone with experience of Baku's thoughts on the train to Tbilisi, please.
Basically after the Turkey game, we need to connect to Tbilisi for a day before picking up our onward connection to Rome. I did a little bit of research before booking flights, as to how viable an option it was - and looked suitable. Just hoping someone could confirm my thought process or should I start looking at alternatives?
My plan at mo:
Day after Turkey game - pick up overnight train Baku - Tbilisi (4 people)
Day in Tbilisi
Next day fly out.
Seems straight forward enough - my concerns are down to the lack of advance booking availability on that train website. Does anyone envisage that being an issue - would that train ever sell out? Given it is the only available train and my only potential stumbling block (well that and being turfed out of our Baku hotel booking), trying to cover all bases and get some reassurance.
Appreciate any thoughts.
Ta
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Post by manulike on Feb 24, 2020 13:36:34 GMT
Italotreno high speed train tickets are on sale on their website up until 13th June at the moment so would imagine tickets for the 19th/20th/21st will be on sale next weekend. As a matter of interest there are single tickets available at certain times between Bologna and Rome for 30 Euros on the 13th June. Italotreno high speed trains highly recommended on the Man in Seat 61 website. Highly recommend this train company used them for juventus game But to burst you bubble tickets to june 13th have been on sale for months we are all waiting for summer schedule to be launched hopefully soon For those going between MILAN and ROME and fancy an OVERNIGHT BUS, I'd say a decent option is buscenter.it - as it departs 11pm and arrives 0540 - two hours less than the Flixbus and still only €20
IF GOING TO BOLOGNA, the same BusCenter bus goes Rome-Bologna Dept midnight arrive 0445 for €15
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Post by cantonwelsh79 on Feb 24, 2020 17:47:31 GMT
Just after anyone with experience of Baku's thoughts on the train to Tbilisi, please. Basically after the Turkey game, we need to connect to Tbilisi for a day before picking up our onward connection to Rome. I did a little bit of research before booking flights, as to how viable an option it was - and looked suitable. Just hoping someone could confirm my thought process or should I start looking at alternatives? My plan at mo: Day after Turkey game - pick up overnight train Baku - Tbilisi (4 people) Day in Tbilisi Next day fly out. Seems straight forward enough - my concerns are down to the lack of advance booking availability on that train website. Does anyone envisage that being an issue - would that train ever sell out? Given it is the only available train and my only potential stumbling block (well that and being turfed out of our Baku hotel booking), trying to cover all bases and get some reassurance. Appreciate any thoughts. Ta I may be wrong on this (I usually am!!) but I thought that to travel from Baku to Tblisi you could buy the tickets in advance online. Its travel in the opposite direction that you can't for some reason. Edit:Just looked on Man in seat 61 - you can book 10 days in advance and collect your ticket from the station. |
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Post by manulike on Feb 24, 2020 18:26:40 GMT
Apologies to the MODS, but I believe this is worth duplicating ;-)
Currently, Easy Jet Bristol-Rome return is circa ... £900 ;-(
More straightforward, but still pricey is Easy Jet BRS - PISA or NAPLES for £260 return + €20 / 2-hour train.
DEPARTING VERY LATE ON THURSDAY?
WIZZ AIR fly BRS to KATOWICE Dept Thur 2130 arrive 0100 on Friday for £45
FLIXBUS have a 2-hour bus to KRAKOW for €10 Dept 2am.
Ryan Air fly FRIDAY Krakow to ROME Dept 1540 arrive Rome 1735 for £44
OR A DAY IN KRAKOW?
Ryan Air fly FRIDAY Krakow to PISA Dept 9pm arrive Pisa 2250 for £28
IF YOU DON'T MIND CONNECTING AND STAYING OVERNIGHT IN COLOGNE
BRS-CGN Dept Friday 5pm on Ryan Air for £20
CGN-ROME Dept Saturday on Ryan Air at 12:35 and arrive ROME at 14:30 for €79
VERY EARLY START ON FRIDAY / Ryan Air
Dept BRS 06:30 and arrive 09:50 Valencia £80
4 hours at Valencia
Dept 13:55 and arrive ROME 15:50 €21
PUSHED FOR TIME?
BRS-WARSAW on Ryan Air Saturday 2140 arrive WAW Sunday 0110 for £19
WAW-ROME on Wizz Air Dept SUNDAY 0630 arrive ROME 0900 for £55
TRAVEL ON SUNDAY - MATCH DAY
Bristol to BOLOGNA on Ryan Air Dept 0700 arrive 1020 £56
Train from BOL to ROME circa €20-€30 2-hours
East Midlands to Pisa also on Ryan Air
Dept Sunday 1125 arrive PISA 1440 for £21 ... this one is much less comfortable for the 6pm ko...
Have a play around n the Lufthansa web site.
£150-£200 return fares BRS-Rome, but only obvious flight back arrives BRS on Tuesday 0900 - but worth a look!
FOR THOSE IN THE LONDON AREA
An interesting connecting flight to catch is Ryan Air FROM Paris Beauvais to ROME.
There is a 20:50 on THURSDAY evening getting into Rome at 11pm FOR ONLY €25<!----><!----><!---->
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Post by grantp19 on Feb 24, 2020 18:37:55 GMT
Just after anyone with experience of Baku's thoughts on the train to Tbilisi, please. Basically after the Turkey game, we need to connect to Tbilisi for a day before picking up our onward connection to Rome. I did a little bit of research before booking flights, as to how viable an option it was - and looked suitable. Just hoping someone could confirm my thought process or should I start looking at alternatives? My plan at mo: Day after Turkey game - pick up overnight train Baku - Tbilisi (4 people) Day in Tbilisi Next day fly out. Seems straight forward enough - my concerns are down to the lack of advance booking availability on that train website. Does anyone envisage that being an issue - would that train ever sell out? Given it is the only available train and my only potential stumbling block (well that and being turfed out of our Baku hotel booking), trying to cover all bases and get some reassurance. Appreciate any thoughts. Ta I may be wrong on this (I usually am!!) but I thought that to travel from Baku to Tblisi you could buy the tickets in advance online. Its travel in the opposite direction that you can't for some reason. Edit:Just looked on Man in seat 61 - you can book 10 days in advance and collect your ticket from the station. Ok thanks for that 👍🏻 I’ve searched the train website and it actually looks like they may even be available to purchase 30 days in advance now. Guess I’ll just have to stick with it and see what happens. Cheers |
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Post by Exile Jack on Feb 24, 2020 19:13:55 GMT
Has anyone booked train tickets from within Italy to Rome yet? Just looked on italiarail and Bologna to Rome is €62 one way, thought it may be cheaper than that? What site are you on? I don't think the frecciarossa or italotreno is on sale yet. Also staying in bologna I was on this site app.italiarail.com/resultsIt does seem odd that these are available as others have said , and myself have looked at the Seat61 website, and says that 3 months before they should come on sale? I'll wait anyway for a better price! |
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Post by manulike on Feb 24, 2020 19:30:31 GMT
What site are you on? I don't think the frecciarossa or italotreno is on sale yet. Also staying in bologna I was on this site app.italiarail.com/resultsIt does seem odd that these are available as others have said , and myself have looked at the Seat61 website, and says that 3 months before they should come on sale? I'll wait anyway for a better price! I think that you will find that throughout Europe - 14 or 15 June is a 'magic' date when fares go up and timetables change. Pretty sure that Seat61 talks about Summer schedule and prices coming out as little as 30 days before those dates...
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Post by barneycat1 on Feb 24, 2020 21:26:33 GMT
It's a minefield sorting flights out at decent prices. But I will get there. Can't travel until the 11th.
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Post by jbt95 on Feb 24, 2020 21:26:47 GMT
There was a press release last week saying they'd received 25 million applications for the 2.5 million tickets available. Clearly Baku was always going to be a difficult sell but you'd have thought the rest would have been pretty much sold out if those figures are right. Some games are going to be more popular than others. Amsterdam, Rome, Wembley, Munich are going to be very popular as they feature their actual nations playing 3 games there and are all 'top tier' countries. Probably 10 million applications, if not more, for the final alone. |
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Post by manulike on Feb 24, 2020 21:33:01 GMT
It's a minefield sorting flights out at decent prices. But I will get there. Can't travel until the 11th. Been a while since I last looked at Baku/Tbilisi flights. What time is the earliest that you can be at an airport / which airport?
Carrying on to Rome or back home? When?
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Post by Gary Williams on Feb 24, 2020 21:41:07 GMT
There turkish airlines flight via SAW from paris on 11th leaving at 1230 arrive 0335
165
Also still get on Ryanair from kutasi in Georgia to bologna for 25 euro plus usual baggage feed on the 20th
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Post by barneycat1 on Feb 24, 2020 21:47:12 GMT
It's a minefield sorting flights out at decent prices. But I will get there. Can't travel until the 11th. Been a while since I last looked at Baku/Tbilisi flights. What time is the earliest that you can be at an airport / which airport?
Carrying on to Rome or back home? When?
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Post by manulike on Feb 24, 2020 22:01:08 GMT
Been a while since I last looked at Baku/Tbilisi flights. What time is the earliest that you can be at an airport / which airport?
Carrying on to Rome or back home? When?
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Post by manulike on Feb 24, 2020 22:28:33 GMT
QUICK LOOK AT FLIGHTS BACK FROM ITALY ON MONDAY
Ryan Air Rome Ciampino to Bratislava Dept 07:10 arrive 0845 for €31 Easy Jet from VIENNA Dept 1750 arrive BRS at 1920 for €55 Bus between Bratislava to Vienna airports only €5 - a zillion companies ...
Ryan Air Rome Ciampino to Eindhoven Dept 07:25 arrive 0935 for €32
OR Ryan Air PISA to Eindhoven Dept 11:30 arrive 1320 for €19 PLUS
Easy Jet from AMSTERDAM Dept 1920 arrive BRS at 1940 for €50 Its about 2 hours and €25 between the two airports vis AMS CS
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Post by barneycat1 on Feb 24, 2020 22:33:58 GMT
Thursday from anywhere really. Don't want to do Stanstead. Heathrow, Gatwick ok, Bristol, Manchester, Liverpool, Brum all ok. Going on to Rome on 18/19th. then home on 22nd. A lot easier for me, if you tell me your home-town and earliest time you can leave home Thursday ;-) <!----> Got a meeting in Presteigne at 8am on the 11th. Going to take about 2 hours. |
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Post by manulike on Feb 24, 2020 23:41:44 GMT
Been a while since I last looked at Baku/Tbilisi flights. What time is the earliest that you can be at an airport / which airport? Thursday from anywhere really. Don't want to do Stanstead. Heathrow, Gatwick ok, Bristol, Manchester, Liverpool, Brum all ok. Going on to Rome on 18/19th. then home on 22nd. The absolute bare-bones cheapest option for those wanting to leave Thursday is:
Ryan Air Liverpool Dept 13:45 arrive 16:55 Milan Malpensa for ONLY £17Ryan Air East Mids to Milan BERGAMO Thurs 15:25 -18:25 for £34 Ryan Air Bristol to Milan BERGAMO Thurs 12:25 -15:25 for £68 Ryan Air Bristol to Milan Malpensa Thurs 5pm-8pm for £56 overnight in Milan or BergamoRyan Air Milan BERGAMO to TBILISI Friday 3.45pm-10pm now up to €89 OTHERWISE - A NIGHT IN COPENHAGEN?WIZZ AIR FLY Copenhagen TO Kutaisi (KUT) on Friday Dept 10:00 arrive KUT 16:00. Bus to Tbilisi from airport up to 4 hours / €15 – flight fare is £44 so not a huge saving… considering accommodation ... but with coronavirus ...
Manchester to Copenhagen with RA Dept Thur 19:25 arrive CPH 22:15 for ONLY £16
Overnight BUSES dept around midnight on match day will get into Baku around 10am... Other option is STAY AT TBS AIRPORT UNTIL 01:20AM and fly with BUTA AIR for €49 arriving Baku at 02:30...
ON TO ROMECheapest is Wizz air from KUTAISI to BOLOGNA WHO HAVE NOW ADDED A GREAT ADDITIONAL FLIGHT: on FRIDAY 19th ITS ONLY £24 + £8 for luggage. This NEW Wizz flight departs at 16:40 and arrives BOL at 18:40 Ryan Air dept SATURDAY at 2230 and arrives Bologna match day at 00:15 – same price as WIZZ… Overnight train to Tbilisi is £15 sleeper - but you can also fly from Baku to TBS for around £40 / 3 daily with Buta Air. Bus from TBS airport to Kutaisi airport around £10 3-hours. More enjoyable (and my choice) Buta Air to TBS on morning of 18th - £40 - arrive TBS 1040 Overnight Train from TBS to YEREVAN at 2020 - wake up to the magnificent site of Mt Ararat at 0630 - £15 in a 4-bed cabin or £22 in a 2-bed. If you don't fancy the train, Tbilisi to Yerevan is a little over 5 hours in a shared marshrutka / £10. Fly YEREVAN to ROME on 20th for £62+£8 for luggage on Ryan Air - Dept at 1pm and arrive Rome 3pm - day before match - MUCH BETTER TIMES ;-)
if money is less of a concernFly with Buta Air afternoon of 19 to TBS - two hour stop-over and then connect onto the Georgian Airline flight to Bologna at 18:30 arriving Bologna at 20:30 - £142 + £40 for Buta Air ... <!----><!----><!----><!----> |
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Post by steveh on Feb 25, 2020 0:00:43 GMT
Just after anyone with experience of Baku's thoughts on the train to Tbilisi, please. Basically after the Turkey game, we need to connect to Tbilisi for a day before picking up our onward connection to Rome. I did a little bit of research before booking flights, as to how viable an option it was - and looked suitable. Just hoping someone could confirm my thought process or should I start looking at alternatives? My plan at mo: Day after Turkey game - pick up overnight train Baku - Tbilisi (4 people) Day in Tbilisi Next day fly out. Seems straight forward enough - my concerns are down to the lack of advance booking availability on that train website. Does anyone envisage that being an issue - would that train ever sell out? Given it is the only available train and my only potential stumbling block (well that and being turfed out of our Baku hotel booking), trying to cover all bases and get some reassurance. Appreciate any thoughts. Ta |
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Post by steveh on Feb 25, 2020 0:01:47 GMT
Just after anyone with experience of Baku's thoughts on the train to Tbilisi, please. Basically after the Turkey game, we need to connect to Tbilisi for a day before picking up our onward connection to Rome. I did a little bit of research before booking flights, as to how viable an option it was - and looked suitable. Just hoping someone could confirm my thought process or should I start looking at alternatives? My plan at mo: Day after Turkey game - pick up overnight train Baku - Tbilisi (4 people) Day in Tbilisi Next day fly out. Seems straight forward enough - my concerns are down to the lack of advance booking availability on that train website. Does anyone envisage that being an issue - would that train ever sell out? Given it is the only available train and my only potential stumbling block (well that and being turfed out of our Baku hotel booking), trying to cover all bases and get some reassurance. Appreciate any thoughts. Ta What day and time do you need to leave Tblisi? Are you heading home or on to Rome? |
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Post by manulike on Feb 25, 2020 15:04:04 GMT
Even for those that have not yet applied, or have no FAW code / points, you can still register today and APPLY TOMORROW STARTING 1PM in the Official Re-Sale Portal, for Italy v Wales tickets. Be sure to get a Welsh fan's / friend's GROUP ID - its a serial number they get once they have already bought a ticket - and you have a great chance to be in the Welsh end!
Just in case you don't know ... THERE ARE PLENTY OF TICKETS (EVEN CAT. 3 for €30) FOR BOTH GAMES IN BAKU - you can log on at any time (even today) and get those!! www.uefa.com/uefaeuro-2020/event-guide/baku/ - click on BUY TICKETS FOR BAKU ...
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Post by grantp19 on Feb 25, 2020 15:19:23 GMT
What day and time do you need to leave Tblisi? Are you heading home or on to Rome? Fly out of Tbilisi at 5:10am on Saturday 20th, heading to Rome. So my thought was to pick up the overnight train 18th - 19th, day in Tbilisi and then crash at airport for 5:10 flight. Just concerned that If I can’t get that 18th train, I’m stumped. |
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Post by sleepy on Feb 25, 2020 15:47:06 GMT
Even for those that have not yet applied, or have no FAW code / points, you can still register today and APPLY TOMORROW STARTING 1PM in the Official Re-Sale Portal, for Italy v Wales tickets. Be sure to get a Welsh fan's / friend's GROUP ID - its a serial number they get once they have already bought a ticket - and you have a great chance to be in the Welsh end! Just in case you don't know ... THERE ARE PLENTY OF TICKETS (EVEN CAT. 3 for €30) FOR BOTH GAMES IN BAKU - you can log on at any time (even today) and get those!! www.uefa.com/uefaeuro-2020/event-guide/baku/ - click on BUY TICKETS FOR BAKU ... <!----><!----> I get bad gateway when I click on the baku link |
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