Take a look through the thread, the answers are there.Will be my second Euro away, just got two tickets!
Anyone know if it'll be better to stay in Rotterdam or stay in Amsterdam and get a train back there after the game?
Good post
Sorry I was being lazy, will be staying in Amsterdam just the one night, the trains look easy enough back there after the game. Can't wait now!Take a look through the thread, the answers are there.
A few very helpful posts from Feyenoord supporters too.
I am staying in Rotterdam two nights, it's only 25-40 mins by train from Schipol airport.
Thats always the problem with this 1st Champs game, especially if away - very little time to sort anything out.
Surprised my 6000 points got anywhere near a ticket.Thats always the problem with this 1st Champs game, especially if away - very little time to sort anything out.
Yep I'm one of those that'll be missing out on this due to work commitments, any other Matchday I would've been all over this fixture.Spot on bainy. I'm sure a lot more Blues would like to go if the could get the time off work.
Ha! Maybe my post came across as being harsh, it wasn't meant that way, what I was trying to say, was that without specific info as to your requirements, it would have been hard to know what you were trying to find out, no apology needed. See you out there ;o)Sorry I was being lazy, will be staying in Amsterdam just the one night, the trains look easy enough back there after the game. Can't wait now!
Surprised my 6000 points got anywhere near a ticket.
Hope it's an option as that's what I'm doing. Not an option with five in car but not a problem with four unless it's going to be too squashed for the two in the back.Tickets still available. Most fans need some certainty that they will be able to get a ticket before they book their travel. But if they wait for ticket information then the price of flights can rocket, especially with the short notice of this game.
Driving is not a bad option with 4/5 in the car.