Individual Match Tickets - 2024/25

[aka blue jambo]

Tell me about it. Hotel room rates have gone through the roof in the last two or three years. I'm over for the Ipswich game (flying over friday afternoon, and back on Saturday night). And a run of the mill 3* hotel is costing me £100 for the Friday night. If I wanted to stay in the Lowry or the Hilton (Ha!), you're talking between £400 and 500, for one night.

The new Arena is just going to make it even worse

 

[adopted_manc]

Tell me about it. Hotel room rates have gone through the roof in the last two or three years. I'm over for the Ipswich game (flying over friday afternoon, and back on Saturday night). And a run of the mill 3* hotel is costing me £100 for the Friday night. If I wanted to stay in the Lowry or the Hilton (Ha!), you're talking between £400 and 500, for one night.

I think that is indeed the case, but in this particular instance it may also be due to the bank holiday w/e and the Pride happening at the same time. Manchester city centre does get busy during the w/e thanks to all the people who come here for drinking and partying.

I usually advice to stay outside Manchester - Stockport, for example, is 10 minutes by train from Piccadilly and there is a new-ish Holiday Inn just by the station.

 

[blueparrot]

I think that is indeed the case, but in this particular instance it may also be due to the bank holiday w/e and the Pride happening at the same time. Manchester city centre does get busy during the w/e thanks to all the people who come here for drinking and partying.

I usually advice to stay outside Manchester - Stockport, for example, is 10 minutes by train from Piccadilly and there is a new-ish Holiday Inn just by the station.

No it's most weekends in Manchester since Covid.Lucky to get a Premier Inn or Travelodge uner £100, even going as far out as Rochdale can be £90-£140

 

[give it to gordon]

I think that is indeed the case, but in this particular instance it may also be due to the bank holiday w/e and the Pride happening at the same time. Manchester city centre does get busy during the w/e thanks to all the people who come here for drinking and partying.

I usually advice to stay outside Manchester - Stockport, for example, is 10 minutes by train from Piccadilly and there is a new-ish Holiday Inn just by the station.

Stockport is a good shout but even that area is getting pricey. Last time we stopped just north of Birmingham as it was nearly half the price of the Manchester area

 

[jimharri]

I think that is indeed the case, but in this particular instance it may also be due to the bank holiday w/e and the Pride happening at the same time. Manchester city centre does get busy during the w/e thanks to all the people who come here for drinking and partying.

I usually advice to stay outside Manchester - Stockport, for example, is 10 minutes by train from Piccadilly and there is a new-ish Holiday Inn just by the station.

I'm not even in the city centre; out in Belle Vue.

 

[stonerblue]

Tell me about it. Hotel room rates have gone through the roof in the last two or three years. I'm over for the Ipswich game (flying over friday afternoon, and back on Saturday night). And a run of the mill 3* hotel is costing me £100 for the Friday night. If I wanted to stay in the Lowry or the Hilton (Ha!), you're talking between £400 and 500, for one night.

Got a shed you can rent. 25 squid a night. No breakfast

 

[jimharri]

Got a shed you can rent. 25 squid a night. No breakfast

Get some Queen posters up on the walls, and we'll talk. What's the local pubs like? Do they have Pimm's on draught?

 

[stonerblue]

Get some Queen posters up on the walls, and we'll talk. What's the local pubs like? Do they have Pimm's on draught?

Freddies mug is plastered all over the gaff and draught pimns is the most popular drink in town.

 

[aka blue jambo]

Got a shed you can rent. 25 squid a night. No breakfast

Goblin teasmade

 

[hallsteve62]

Goblin teasmade

Fuck me! I'd have just settled for a brew lol