Travelling to Madrid

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Interested in going to this one assuming we get a full allocation. Am interested to know how people are getting there as Manchester flights already looking expensive! Help!
 
you can fly via ibiza for just over £100.

we booked before going monday - wednesday & paid £81 each for the 4 flights.

good flight times too - absolute bargain
 
Just booked Brum to Santander (good flight times) at £14.99.
Santander playing Monday night so can get that game in.
Train from there to Madrid is less than £40.00 atm and will be a great journey.
No idea how I am getting back but who gives a shit.
Going to try and get tickets for Athletico v Dortmund Wed night but will be a tall order I know.
 
Best area to stay?
Well normally all the drinking is done in and around Plaza Mayor, so near to there is as good as any.

However, prices are pretty steep given the short notice and it being a capital city.

I’ve just booked Chic & Basic Dot which looks nice, £150. Not cheap but cheaper than others in that area.
Depends on your budget I guess…the metro is pretty good though (a bit like London) so getting around is easy enough if you wanted to stay further out for cheaper
 
Well normally all the drinking is done in and around Plaza Mayor, so near to there is as good as any.

However, prices are pretty steep given the short notice and it being a capital city.

I’ve just booked Chic & Basic Dot which looks nice, £150. Not cheap but cheaper than others in that area.
Depends on your budget I guess…the metro is pretty good though (a bit like London) so getting around is easy enough if you wanted to stay further out for cheaper

Flying in on day of the game arrive about 3pm
 
Ryanair have some cheap seats to Barcelona from Manchester the day prior by the looks of it (all three “Barcelona”airports - Girona, Reus and the main airport, El Prat.) Just had a cursory glance at Vueling for a quick internal flight to Madrid on the day of the game and they are cheap too. Not sure about trains.

Might tot up overall once you factor in accommodation, potential additional transport if you fly to Girona or Reus (depends if there are flights from there to Madrid or if you have to go into Barcelona), but given the abundance of flights to Barcelona from pretty much everywhere, that may be worth a look. I’ve heard nothing but good things about high speed intercity rail in Spain.
 
Sport Options will be publishing their flights on Monday evening, according to their Facebook.

Flying out the morning of the game, back the day after in the afternoon.
 

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