UEFA Super Cup - Seville (N) | Wed 16th Aug - 20:00 | Pre-Match Thread (pg112)

[Vic]

I see UEFA's "all you need to know" includes lots of stuff you don't need or want to know, but has nothing about how to get to the stadium (and back to Athens). Where's the tram info?

The 2023 UEFA Super Cup in Piraeus: All you need to know | UEFA Super Cup 2023

UEFA Champions League winners Manchester City beat UEFA Europa League holders Sevilla on penalties in the UEFA Super Cup in Piraeus, Greece, on Wednesday 16 August.

www.uefa.com

 

[blueandy1mac]

I see UEFA's "all you need to know" includes lots of stuff you don't need or want to know, but has nothing about how to get to the stadium (and back to Athens). Where's the tram info?

The 2023 UEFA Super Cup in Piraeus: All you need to know | UEFA Super Cup 2023

UEFA Champions League winners Manchester City beat UEFA Europa League holders Sevilla on penalties in the UEFA Super Cup in Piraeus, Greece, on Wednesday 16 August.

www.uefa.com

If you had 'managed' the shit show that was the supposed 'travel arrangements' in Istanbul, you too would omit it from any future advice forum.
Uefa, worlds worst travel agents, making the biggest profits.
Keep booing.

 

[blueP]

I have a ticket for this but can’t justify another grand after the £2,000 expense from Istanbul I’m going to pass I think so if anyone needs a ticket it’s £30,only way I change my mind is if somebody has bought a flight but can’t go for what ever reason and you can do a name change I will buy that of you at the price you paid if it was reasonable

 

[blueP]

I wasn’t successful in the ballot - I’m looking for one ticket, preferably cheaper category if anyone can help. Thanks.

 

[maccieblue]

I wasn’t successful in the ballot - I’m looking for one ticket, preferably cheaper category if anyone can help. Thanks.

There's still tickets available from the uefa website although I think the cheapest are 120 euros

 

[CarlosTevez'sEnglishTutor]

I see UEFA's "all you need to know" includes lots of stuff you don't need or want to know, but has nothing about how to get to the stadium (and back to Athens). Where's the tram info?

The 2023 UEFA Super Cup in Piraeus: All you need to know | UEFA Super Cup 2023

UEFA Champions League winners Manchester City beat UEFA Europa League holders Sevilla on penalties in the UEFA Super Cup in Piraeus, Greece, on Wednesday 16 August.

www.uefa.com

What info do you need mate? I can get you it. Post in here or PM if easier. Thanks.

In terms of the stadium stop, it is Neo Faliro. Don't worry too much about the tram, it's an easy system and signs are in English, I'd say easier than London in terms of less lines and more direct.

 

[Vic]

What info do you need mate? I can get you it. Post in here or PM if easier. Thanks.

In terms of the stadium stop, it is Neo Faliro. Don't worry too much about the tram, it's an easy system and signs are in English, I'd say easier than London in terms of less lines and more direct.

I'd seen your previous helpful / hopeful post that "for what it's worth, family members have informed me that they are certain that the Metro service will be extended after the game" but was hoping for something more official! I've emailed STASY who run the Metro to ask if they run beyond normal last train - I'd rather hear it from them than UEFA.

 

[CarlosTevez'sEnglishTutor]

The club have stated that they have been assured that the metro will run post match.

After Istanbul, whether you have faith in that is another question!

@Vic, see post above from Alex on 12th July. Don't shoot the messenger but he has been told by the club.

I'm pretty certain it'll be running, I'll do some more digging.

 

[Vic]

STASY (Athens public transport) say:

"We would like to inform you that on August 16, 2023, Metro Line 1 and Tram network will operate with the aim of serving the spectators of the event. More information will be posted on our website www.stasy.gr on the eve of the match"

 

[Indaparkside]

Anyone flying from Bristol on the 14th