all 3 should be straight forward.
Champions League - 2022/23
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ercbkippax
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Maybe not Copenhagen, will be a pretty small allocation
Should be pushing 2k. Which will be plenty
aka blue jambo
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Ryanair?
aka blue jambo
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Sounds decent
mancityscot
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Could fly to Malaga then train to Seville.
Copenhagen.
Parken stadium.
39,000 capacity.
Loads of info here for those of you who are going.
Includes a link to the ticket website where you might be able to buy a ticket in the home sections if you can’t get a ticket in the City section. Think you have to be a member to buy a ticket.
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Telia Parken is located north of Copenhagen’s city centre, about 4 kilometres from the main rail station and 2.5 kilometres from the northern parts of the city centre, the Kastellet citadel, and the little mermaid statue.
Parken is located at walking distance from Østerport train station. Trains leave from Copenhagen’s main rail station every few minutes for the 6-minute journey to Østerport. From there follow the main artery Østerbrogade north to get to the stadium. The walk will take about 15 minutes.
From the main rail station one can also take bus 15 to get to the stadium. Take the bus in the direction of Østerbro (Ryparken), and, after a 15-minute ride, get off at stop Parken.
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Tickets for FCK games can be bought online, or at the FCK Fanshop at the stadium.
Tickets are also available at the ticket office on the day of the match. FCK don’t usually sell out apart from the derby against Brondby.
Tickets cost either DKK 135.00 for a seat behind the goal, or DKK 185.00 for a seat at the long side. Tickets are DKK 40.00 more expensive if bought on the day of the match.
Parken stadium.
39,000 capacity.
Loads of info here for those of you who are going.
Includes a link to the ticket website where you might be able to buy a ticket in the home sections if you can’t get a ticket in the City section. Think you have to be a member to buy a ticket.
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Telia Parken is located north of Copenhagen’s city centre, about 4 kilometres from the main rail station and 2.5 kilometres from the northern parts of the city centre, the Kastellet citadel, and the little mermaid statue.
Parken is located at walking distance from Østerport train station. Trains leave from Copenhagen’s main rail station every few minutes for the 6-minute journey to Østerport. From there follow the main artery Østerbrogade north to get to the stadium. The walk will take about 15 minutes.
From the main rail station one can also take bus 15 to get to the stadium. Take the bus in the direction of Østerbro (Ryparken), and, after a 15-minute ride, get off at stop Parken.
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Tickets for FCK games can be bought online, or at the FCK Fanshop at the stadium.
Tickets are also available at the ticket office on the day of the match. FCK don’t usually sell out apart from the derby against Brondby.
Tickets cost either DKK 135.00 for a seat behind the goal, or DKK 185.00 for a seat at the long side. Tickets are DKK 40.00 more expensive if bought on the day of the match.
Telia Parken - Copenhagen - The Stadium Guide
Club: FC Copenhagen | Opening: 1992 | Capacity: 38,065 seats | Description: Telia Parken is the largest football stadium in Denmark, the home of FC Copenhagen, and the standard playing venue of the Danish national team.
www.stadiumguide.com
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Regularly happens across all the various cities of North Rhine-Westphalia because it's such an important economic area.
Just had a quick look and the Essen hotels didn't look massively inflated that week?