Gingers Dad
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You're just taking the fun out of this
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Champions League Final | Tickets - City Official Package + UEFA Tickets | 2022 Final (pg 1033)
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Monaco: City reps were told the fans would be allowed into the principality. The coach drivers were told different by the police and drove everyone to the ground where they were locked in for the duration.Completely different circumstances (so not relevant) but I don't remember a single game where that has been obligatory to do that. Just an option or a recommendation (which I've used several times).
Napoli. You were taken to the ground 3 hours before kick off and locked in.
The ticket office said supporter services will know the answerDoes anyone know how many are on the Champions League Cup Scheme hearing all sorts of figures ?
cptaidan88
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I was free to wander around Monaco before and after the game after being held in for a short while as per usual.Monaco: City reps were told the fans would be allowed into the principality. The coach drivers were told different by the police and drove everyone to the ground where they were locked in for the duration.
Napoli. You were taken to the ground 3 hours before kick off and locked in.
Napoli I went on the bus from the port as it was recommended. I know others that got a taxi to the ground because it wasn't an obligation. We were locked in afterwards.
The bus was an option, not an obligation.
But both are completely irrelevant under these circumstances.
Yes.. I hope we’ve understood it rightI think you're in agreement with me?
didsburyblu
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It is required If your getting off the aircraft and mixing which I assume you will beWe’re only in transit at Amsterdam airport so quarantine isn’t required
feedthegoat27
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We’re only in transit at Amsterdam airport so quarantine isn’t required
Incorrect I'm afraid.
Even if you only transit a country, your arrival into the UK is based on the arrival restrictions of that transit country.
That you won't have left the airport is irrelevant.
Holland is amber, so it's 10 days home isolation and 2x PCR tests on day 2 and 8 (or test to release on day 5)
dowty
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I think you'll find it is.We’re only in transit at Amsterdam airport so quarantine isn’t required
Wienerwald
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I am afraid that’s not true - this from gov.uk website:We’re only in transit at Amsterdam airport so quarantine isn’t required
Transit stops in amber or red list countries
When you arrive in England you need to follow the rules for the highest risk country or territory that you have been in or passed through in the previous 10 days. That can include transit stops.A transit stop is a stop where passengers can get on or off the same part of the transport in which you are travelling. It can apply to ships, trains or flights. Your ticket should show if a stop is a transit stop.
The rules of a country or territory that you make a transit stop in could apply if:
- new passengers get on and are able to mix with you
- you or other passengers get off the transport you are on and mix with other people, then get on again
I have just check mine and it says the same but if you drop on your history and go to the shakhtar Donetsk game it says on the 19/20 cup scheme so think it’s just a glitchMy account only states me on uefa scheme 2018-2019, yet I’ve always been on it.
Same for my family