No one has ever checked my ticket when I’ve gone into the stadium - as in checked it and asked for corresponding ID. Even in Madrid with their policing. Could be different here.
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Champions League Final | Tickets - City Official Package + UEFA Tickets | 2022 Final (pg 1033)
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goater1985
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Yes I am going to use these for the outbound.
I rang them last night and they dont offer the return Day 2 PCR tests , who are people using for this?
Same. I can get to my local one Thursday afternoon. Don't want to risk sending off for outbound.
Regarding the day 2 mate, follow the link on city's instructions, they take you government website and can book one at home for around 60 for where I live, presume similar elsewhere.
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No one has ever checked my ticket when I’ve gone into the stadium - as in checked it and asked for corresponding ID. Even in Madrid with their policing. Could be different here.
They did do it at Juve.
You didn't go to Madrid last year then?No one has ever checked my ticket when I’ve gone into the stadium - as in checked it and asked for corresponding ID. Even in Madrid with their policing. Could be different here.
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My ticket got checked going into ground (was legit) but my mates that had a different name on it was not.You didn't go to Madrid last year then?
I think like most European aways its just about luck on the actual day, heard loads got turned away though at Madrid.
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They did do it at Juve.
Very strict there
No one has ever checked my ticket when I’ve gone into the stadium - as in checked it and asked for corresponding ID. Even in Madrid with their policing. Could be different here.
if there’s a game and a situation where they will do all checks needed then it’s this one surely... they will be checking, ticket ID (For Independent) against the name on the required COVID test
I went to a serie A game years ago (Roma) and they checked my passport at the ground (and I needed the passport for purchase) guess they’re more strict in Italy.They did do it at Juve.
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We need to know if there’s a way to opt out of the day trip
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Wish we had the old days back when tickets used to go missing for big games regularly, fallowfield sorting office
Yes but it was in answer to someone who is flying out more than 72 hours before his return. So LFT will do for returnLFT?
You need PCR to fly out. If within 72 hrs that covers entry to the ground and coming back.
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There certainly will be for those buying their tickets first. Just depends if there is a set number that they will insist go on the day trip and I would imagine it would then kick in when numbers reach that stage. For example if 4000 of the 6000 have to be on the day trip, once 2000 have chosen the independent travel option, the system may well remove the choice.We need to know if there’s a way to opt out of the day trip
Of course there might not be any limitations and the club have just said the majority should use the day trip in order to placate UEFA/Portuguese authorities.
A mate of mine (Oldham fan) came on that trip. He wanted to sample a euro away trip as he'll never do it with his team lolThey did do it at Juve.
He had to use a ticket with somebody elses name on so at the ground pretended he'd accidentally left his passport at the hotel. After a lot of arguing and pleading they eventually let him in
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Hope your last paragraph is true. Funny how Chelsea haven’t said there’s a limit to independent travel.There certainly will be for those buying their tickets first. Just depends if there is a set number that they will insist go on the day trip and I would imagine it would then kick in when numbers reach that stage. For example if 4000 of the 6000 have to be on the day trip, once 2000 have chosen the independent travel option, the system may well remove the choice.
Of course there might not be any limitations and the club have just said the majority should use the day trip in order to placate UEFA/Portuguese authorities.
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I think it will be difficult to abuse with passport details needing to be entered, PCR tests needing names that match those on the ticket, etc. It's not impossible but it is more difficult than normal.Nobody is fluking. But tickets are being sent by post if you aren’t going on the day trip aren’t they? Open to abuse.
The tickets that will be posted will be for those with the highest points who have the luxury of being able to choose independent travel. They are likely to be at the game themselves.
You may never be able to eliminate abuse of the system but you can reduce it to negligible proportions as these measures seek to do.
Has anyone else booked the KLM connecting flights through Amsterdam. As a few people have already mentioned, the gov.Uk website does say quarantine is required on return from Amber countries to the UK, and that “can” include transit stops. However, surprisingly, after speaking to KLM they have told me that no quarantine would be required, but I should check rules with local authorities as the rules that they have been given may differ.
Has anyone investigated this a little further? I’m thinking it ringing an embassy to have a chat with someone over the phone.
If I am staying air side in Amsterdam airport, then surely everyone I can come in to close proximity with will have taken a PCR test within the prior 72 hours, in which case (IMHO) it would be deemed safe.
Even the caviats on the government website can be interpreted to allow transit stops without quarantine
Has anyone investigated this a little further? I’m thinking it ringing an embassy to have a chat with someone over the phone.
If I am staying air side in Amsterdam airport, then surely everyone I can come in to close proximity with will have taken a PCR test within the prior 72 hours, in which case (IMHO) it would be deemed safe.
Even the caviats on the government website can be interpreted to allow transit stops without quarantine
You 100% will need to quarantine.Has anyone else booked the KLM connecting flights through Amsterdam. As a few people have already mentioned, the gov.Uk website does say quarantine is required on return from Amber countries to the UK, and that “can” include transit stops. However, surprisingly, after speaking to KLM they have told me that no quarantine would be required, but I should check rules with local authorities as the rules that they have been given may differ.
Has anyone investigated this a little further? I’m thinking it ringing an embassy to have a chat with someone over the phone.
If I am staying air side in Amsterdam airport, then surely everyone I can come in to close proximity with will have taken a PCR test within the prior 72 hours, in which case (IMHO) it would be deemed safe.
Even the caviats on the government website can be interpreted to allow transit stops without quarantine
You 100% will need to quarantine.
What’s that based on? The gov website only or have you spoken to someone because I have now received mixed messages from the airline themselves