Madrid away

mcfc moon said:
Got 3 tickets in the away end - tried to return them today via the club, and he said they're no longer accepting returns.

He said

"Try to sort it outside of the club, he knows people who have done it before and it's never a problem"

Guess this means there should be no issue with the names on the tickets???

Anyway, got three for sale FV. 2 are together, one is on its own.

Mods, please let me know if this isn't allowed.
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I've sent a pm
 
windie said:
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mcfc moon said:
Got 3 tickets in the away end - tried to return them today via the club, and he said they're no longer accepting returns.

He said

"Try to sort it outside of the club, he knows people who have done it before and it's never a problem"

Guess this means there should be no issue with the names on the tickets???

Anyway, got three for sale FV. 2 are together, one is on its own.

Mods, please let me know if this isn't allowed.
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I’ve Pm’d You
 
UUJblue said:
Been confirmed on the site as sold out.

right who knows anything about buying home end?
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They only go on sale to their members the start of next month.Best bet would be buying one on the day more than likely. Their tier one face value price is 190 euros with the top tier being 90 euros face value. Crazy.
 
Just a quick heads up to those that are going, Madrid is not that cosmopolitan as some people think, there is no Tractor Museum for a start but I have managed to find this...…..

Museum of Costume (Museo del Traje) I believe it houses a number of costumes as the name suggests but I do not know if they are farm related or merely national costumes. I will endeavour to undertake more research into this and other exciting things to do whilst we are there and post them on here.
 
After tickets for the away leg please - will take one but of the eight of us flying out, only four have tickets so far! Many thanks.
 
Mods, please open/unlock the Madrid Ticket thread please as requests are clogging up the 'Interesting Museums Not Involving Tractors in Madrid' section'
 
Would appreciate a foolproof way of getting in for this one. Either buying a ticket at the ground ( on the day ) or via the Madrid site after the 7th. Would prefer not to be turned away after queueing for maybe 2 hours, or being turned away from the turnstiles if they know we are English. Have seen a thread on another site where you can get ticket on your phone but dont know details. Thanks boys n girls.
 
IOWBlue said:
Would appreciate a foolproof way of getting in for this one. Either buying a ticket at the ground ( on the day ) or via the Madrid site after the 7th. Would prefer not to be turned away after queueing for maybe 2 hours, or being turned away from the turnstiles if they know we are English. Have seen a thread on another site where you can get ticket on your phone but dont know details. Thanks boys n girls.
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In the past trying to buy a ticket off the website is a no no because as soon as you out in your UK address it bumps you off. I assume in the IOW you will be the same but give it a try. Do you have any mates, business contacts that live abroad ?
The other way you suggest can work, they have booths on the main street that sell tickets, again they wont usually sell to an English guy, one way is to buy a beer in a bar next to one, talk to the barman and ask him to buy you one.

Oh and will you be visiting the Costume Museum ? most of us are meeting round 2pm to get cheap multiple 'family' tickets.
 
IOWBlue said:
Would appreciate a foolproof way of getting in for this one. Either buying a ticket at the ground ( on the day ) or via the Madrid site after the 7th. Would prefer not to be turned away after queueing for maybe 2 hours, or being turned away from the turnstiles if they know we are English. Have seen a thread on another site where you can get ticket on your phone but dont know details. Thanks boys n girls.
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Sometimes hotel staff will sort you a ticket if you give them a tip. Last time someone with us got one that way and it was printed off from the Internet. At the turnstiles pretend you are a German or French tourist. Madrid and Barca CL games are just full of tourists. The more expensive the ticket you buy the less hassle you will get. At Barca for one match I bought one off one of those city-centre kiosks and no one asked me for any ID. I believe there are similar ones in Madrid.
 
Apparently there is an archaeological museum in Madrid,...…………………………… I'll do some digging to see what I can find out about it.



What ?
 
Blue Mist said:
In the past trying to buy a ticket off the website is a no no because as soon as you out in your UK address it bumps you off. I assume in the IOW you will be the same but give it a try. Do you have any mates, business contacts that live abroad ?
The other way you suggest can work, they have booths on the main street that sell tickets, again they wont usually sell to an English guy, one way is to buy a beer in a bar next to one, talk to the barman and ask him to buy you one.

Oh and will you be visiting the Costume Museum ? most of us are meeting round 2pm to get cheap multiple 'family' tickets.
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Costume museum? You being serious..? No tickets trip booked so be out there looking for tickets
 
FrankSwift1 said:
Costume museum? You being serious..? No tickets trip booked so be out there looking for tickets
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Frank, how can you doubt me ? Have you not read my very interesting posts about the Tractor and Farming Implements Museum in Kharkiev, or the Museum of Broken Relationships in wherever the last match was. We always go to some where interesting. Why sit in a bar drinking beer when you can immerse yourself in local culture. I am still doing research on the Archaeological Museum in Madrid but as yet no one has replied to my previous post.
 
Blue Mist said:
Frank, how can you doubt me ? Have you not read my very interesting posts about the Tractor and Farming Implements Museum in Kharkiev, or the Museum of Broken Relationships in wherever the last match was. We always go to some where interesting. Why sit in a bar drinking beer when you can immerse yourself in local culture. I am still doing research on the Archaeological Museum in Madrid but as yet no one has replied to my previous post.
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Give me a bar full of Blues anyday....
I can visit sights with Mrs Death, away days are for football, drinking and pushing people in fountains ....!
 
Blue Mist said:
In the past trying to buy a ticket off the website is a no no because as soon as you out in your UK address it bumps you off. I assume in the IOW you will be the same but give it a try. Do you have any mates, business contacts that live abroad ?
The other way you suggest can work, they have booths on the main street that sell tickets, again they wont usually sell to an English guy, one way is to buy a beer in a bar next to one, talk to the barman and ask him to buy you one.

Oh and will you be visiting the Costume Museum ? most of us are meeting round 2pm to get cheap multiple 'family' tickets.
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Cheers Mr Mist. The Costume musuem sounds like a further addition to my matchday experience, and will be well up for it. Blue Till Death's idea of drinking alcohol, is not one i wish to be associated with.
 
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