Impeccable One
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Agreed costs will stop some, but after todays sell out for the home game, I’ll be astounded if it goes down to Cityzens(me), but I would be very happy as I’m going to Munich with or without a ticket.
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Agreed costs will stop some, but after todays sell out for the home game, I’ll be astounded if it goes down to Cityzens(me), but I would be very happy as I’m going to Munich with or without a ticket.
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Ridiculous prices... but we all want to go. Football is losing the plot, but we're still here.
mcfcmatt
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Us also!Think we are going to go for the Sportsworld official City overnight trip, I’m all for minimal mither so suits me.
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Difficult one to judge.Anyone reckon their will be any chance of tickets going down to cityzens?
We have a decent allocation of a couple of ton shy of 4000 tickets.
Munich hotels are silly money, and we're at Wembley a few days later.
These are a few reasons why you may have a chance of a ticket.
Things that may cause you a problem are things like most fans booking dorms in Hostels, which will be a lot cheaper, although that won't appeal to everyone. If most match tickets are £17 instead of £62, which I very much doubt.
Plus, it's a very attractive fixture, which could be the main reason why you may struggle.
Good luck!
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You're right about the hotels fb. Someone earlier on the thread mentioned a big trade fair in town that week, many hotels are treble(!!) the price for dates 18-21st, compared to the following week.Munich hotels are silly money, and we're at Wembley a few days later.
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The good thing with Germany is you can get a train after the game somewhere cheaper which is what I will prob do.You're right about the hotels fb. Someone earlier on the thread mentioned a big trade fair in town that week, many hotels are treble(!!) the price for dates 18-21st, compared to the following week.
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I'll be staying in Frankfurt and getting the train down to munich on the day of the game. hotel prices in frankfurt are decent. especially near the main train stationThe good thing with Germany is you can get a train after the game somewhere cheaper which is what I will prob do.
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Booking.com has 3 hotels in Moosburg offering 2 nights b and b for less than 200 pounds. Moosburg is 35 minutes on the regional train , last train back is after midnight. 18 -20 April as an example.
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That’s what I’m doing. The only problem is the last train is just before midnight, and with a half hour journey to the station it will be tight, and if it’s extra time and penalties it will be a €150-€200 taxi.The good thing with Germany is you can get a train after the game somewhere cheaper which is what I will prob do.
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That’s what I’m doing. The only problem is the last train is just before midnight, and with a half hour journey to the station it will be tight, and if it’s extra time and penalties it will be a €150-€200 taxi.
I’d be checking out the first train next morning and staying on the piss ‘till then. Can’t beat drinking and saving money.