alan__mcfc said:Picked 3 tickets up today. Staying in Milan on Weds. Is it better to book trains in advance? Any others in milan and what time you planning to get the train to Turin on Thurs?
For normal games in Italy you can only buy your ticket with some form of id.For foreigners a passport will do. Your name will be printed on the ticket. On entering the ground your id will be asked for and the name on the id must match that on the ticket,if not the stewards can turn you away. It's a law which is now seriously enforced for their league games. As for Europa League my advice would be to take your passport to the game anyway.jimbo101 said:spike144 said:So you really think the officials / Authorities are going to stand there on the night, checking the name on your match ticket against your ID.
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Spike. You've done lots of trips around Europe. Is this sort of thing ever enforced? If so, will have to hope it goes open sale or risk it.
Either that mate, or me and you are in with the Italians.citizen said:Looks like we have the orange section as im in s116
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alright sid,you seem confident about the ticket having someones name on it,waddya know?sidmcfc said:went to timisoara and poznan this season great trips on them both . goin juve may have a spare ticket there is a name on the back in pen but would not worry about that, its a mates who got ticket but work and all that may not be going .. face value
sidmcfc said:went to timisoara and poznan this season great trips on them both . goin juve may have a spare ticket there is a name on the back in pen but would not worry about that, its a mates who got ticket but work and all that may not be going .. face value