Düsseldorf is always great for away fans. The old town is quite lively, as you know.Cheers mate.
We stayed in Dusseldorf for the the Monchengladbach game and it was full of blues on the main strip of bars in Dusseldorf the night before the game.
Is Bochum usually busy mid-week even when there's no football on?
Düsseldorf is always great for away fans. The old town is quite lively, as you know.
Bochum is a town full of students, so their City Center is brilliant for a drink, even midweeks. It’s quite close to Gelsenkirchen And there’s a direct tram to the Schalke Arena.
You won’t do a mistake if you stay in Düsseldorf again. Just want to give all the Blues a good and cheaper option.
We are staying in Dusseldorf Monday and Tuesday night and Gelsenkirchen on the wendsday back to Dusseldorf on Thursday fight back home on Friday afternoon can't wait really like going to GermanyDüsseldorf is always great for away fans. The old town is quite lively, as you know.
Bochum is a town full of students, so their City Center is brilliant for a drink, even midweeks. It’s quite close to Gelsenkirchen And there’s a direct tram to the Schalke Arena.
You won’t do a mistake if you stay in Düsseldorf again. Just want to give all the Blues a good and cheaper option.
What are the chances of getting a ticket, even in the schalke end? Is it likely to cause trouble or are schalke fans a friendly bunch?As I live in Gelsenkirchen it’s obviously the draw of my dreams.
Some will stay in Düsseldorf, some in Dortmund and some in Gelsenkirchen. What I can highly recommend is Bochum. Big town with a great party mile in the City Center called the “Bermudadreieck”. Plenty of great bars...Even if you have a hotel in Gelsenkirchen or Dortmund I think it’s a great place for a drink the night before. From both towns only about 20min by train. Gelsenkirchen and Dortmund are ghost towns at midweek. If you have any questions, just ask me.
http://www.bermuda3eck.de/veranstaltungen/veranstaltungsorte/
Were looking at that return route.Three of us Man-Dam Tues morn, rattler for 3 hours to Dusseldorf arrive 4.20 in the afternoon. Flying back midday Thursday via Madrid. Arrive Manc 5.40
It’ll be quite difficult to get one. If you get one you’ll be fine as long you’re not in the Northside (Nordkurve) of the ground.What are the chances of getting a ticket, even in the schalke end? Is it likely to cause trouble or are schalke fans a friendly bunch?
Anyone willing to take a punt on sell out points?
As I live in Gelsenkirchen it’s obviously the draw of my dreams.
Some will stay in Düsseldorf, some in Dortmund and some in Gelsenkirchen. What I can highly recommend is Bochum. Big town with a great party mile in the City Center called the “Bermudadreieck”. Plenty of great bars...Even if you have a hotel in Gelsenkirchen or Dortmund I think it’s a great place for a drink the night before. From both towns only about 20min by train. Gelsenkirchen and Dortmund are ghost towns at midweek. If you have any questions, just ask me.
http://www.bermuda3eck.de/veranstaltungen/veranstaltungsorte/
Best way is by train. There are direct trains to Düsseldorf Main Station, or you travel via Cologne Main Station. Will take you 50-60min and costs are about 12-15€.Hi I've booked flights to cologne but staying in dusseldorf am I best of getting a train to dusseldorf from cologne and what prices am I likely to pay.
Best way is by train. There are direct trains to Düsseldorf Main Station, or you travel via Cologne Main Station. Will take you 50-60min and costs are about 12-15€.
Won’t make a big difference. If you want you can get the „DB Navigator“ App. You can buy tickets there and download them. You can also visit www.bahn.de to check times and buy tickets.Amanda I best of buying tickets when I get over there or buy them before I go?
8000 points enuf for a ticker?