Red Star Belgrade away.

I fly Air Serbia 13.20 from Heathrow Tuesday arrive 17.00, return 10.20 flight Thursday. Planning to stay at Hotel Bohemia. Anybody on same flight want to share a taxi to into town?

On separate issue: Vodafone roaming costs me £6 per day.
 
nw42 said:
Great idea, I think, it looks like you have to book a specific time, was going to use for when I land on Monday morning but thinking if there's a delay with the flight it won't be valid. I'll use it for the return on Friday though, thanks.
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A1 ticket is for 24hrs...so get any shuttle I hope!!!
 
growl said:
I fly Air Serbia 13.20 from Heathrow Tuesday arrive 17.00, return 10.20 flight Thursday. Planning to stay at Hotel Bohemia. Anybody on same flight want to share a taxi to into town?

On separate issue: Vodafone roaming costs me £6 per day.
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I'm on that flight to Belgrade, happy to share a cab. I'm staying in/nr Skadarlija.
 
bainy said:
A1 ticket is for 24hrs...so get any shuttle I hope!!!
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Ok thanks mate.
Before I book the bus, if anyone is on the 6.25 from Luton on Monday and wants to share a cab I'm happy with that, easier than pissing about.
 
nw42 said:
Ok thanks mate.
Before I book the bus, if anyone is on the 6.25 from Luton on Monday and wants to share a cab I'm happy with that, easier than pissing about.
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Drop me a message I'm on this flight and flying on my own before my mates arrive later in the evening
 
nw42 said:
Great idea, I think, it looks like you have to book a specific time, was going to use for when I land on Monday morning but thinking if there's a delay with the flight it won't be valid. I'll use it for the return on Friday though, thanks.
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i thought the same on times , but when ticket came through it just said valid on that day .
 
kippaxkid said:
i thought the same on times , but when ticket came through it just said valid on that day .
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Cheers for that, I would think it must be one of those you have to validate at the stop or on the bus as you get on.

Update : Just ordered 3, although I put a time in it says valid for the whole day of travel.
 
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Apologies if this topic has already been covered but it seems that Serbian Dinars are what's referred to as a 'closed currency' meaning it's not possible to exchange sterling for them in the UK. Can anyone confirm definitively that is the case and, if so, is it possible to get by without cash if, like me, you have a debit card that doesn't charge additional fees for use abroad? I'm thinking specifically in terms of low value purchases such as the cost of a bus ticket from the airport.
 
Kippaxpete said:
Apologies if this topic has already been covered but it seems that Serbian Dinars are what's referred to as a 'closed currency' meaning it's not possible to exchange sterling for them in the UK. Can anyone confirm definitively that is the case and, if so, is it possible to get by without cash if, like me, you have a debit card that doesn't charge additional fees for use abroad? I'm thinking specifically in terms of low value purchases such as the cost of a bus ticket from the airport.
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Bus tickets can be purchased through an app with you card.
The app name is beograd plus.
 
Kippaxpete said:
Apologies if this topic has already been covered but it seems that Serbian Dinars are what's referred to as a 'closed currency' meaning it's not possible to exchange sterling for them in the UK. Can anyone confirm definitively that is the case and, if so, is it possible to get by without cash if, like me, you have a debit card that doesn't charge additional fees for use abroad? I'm thinking specifically in terms of low value purchases such as the cost of a bus ticket from the airport.
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You're right, you can't exchange currency here, no doubt there'll be a money exchange in the airport on arrival if you did want some cash.
 
Kippaxpete said:
Apologies if this topic has already been covered but it seems that Serbian Dinars are what's referred to as a 'closed currency' meaning it's not possible to exchange sterling for them in the UK. Can anyone confirm definitively that is the case and, if so, is it possible to get by without cash if, like me, you have a debit card that doesn't charge additional fees for use abroad? I'm thinking specifically in terms of low value purchases such as the cost of a bus ticket from the airport.
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i ordered a revolut card , they exchange it , you can get the digital one on your phone but maybe too late to get a phsical one , heres my referal link .
revolut.com

You were invited | Revolut

You were invited to Revolut
revolut.com revolut.com
 
@mrtwiceaseason - good to see you at Villa mate.

Sorted now, sacking off the 2 nights and just doing an overnight.
Wizzair 06:25 Weds from Luton, return Thurs 10:55, direct for £178.00 each
Apartment in Terazije.

Just gotta get rid of Mel now and save another £178.00 ;)

Up the fucking Blues.
 
nw42 said:
You're right, you can't exchange currency here, no doubt there'll be a money exchange in the airport on arrival if you did want some cash.
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I tend to find airports don’t give the best rates.

It is a closed currency but I imagine the pound takes you a long way over there.
 
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Kippaxpete said:
Apologies if this topic has already been covered but it seems that Serbian Dinars are what's referred to as a 'closed currency' meaning it's not possible to exchange sterling for them in the UK. Can anyone confirm definitively that is the case and, if so, is it possible to get by without cash if, like me, you have a debit card that doesn't charge additional fees for use abroad? I'm thinking specifically in terms of low value purchases such as the cost of a bus ticket from the airport.
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Kippaxpete said:
Apologies if this topic has already been covered but it seems that Serbian Dinars are what's referred to as a 'closed currency' meaning it's not possible to exchange sterling for them in the UK. Can anyone confirm definitively that is the case and, if so, is it possible to get by without cash if, like me, you have a debit card that doesn't charge additional fees for use abroad? I'm thinking specifically in terms of low value purchases such as the cost of a bus ticket from the airport.
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I’ve got a Starling card mate so just taking that. Worst case there’ll be an ATM over there
 
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