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Glass half empty
Glass half empty Posts: 2,084
edited December 2008 in Other Football and Sports
Has anyone been on an organised one? thinking of arranging a trip for senior GHE as a surprise 65th (so nobody drop me in it at the liberal, DICKO!!!!) was thinking of maybe a Madrid game.

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  • adamtheaddick
    adamtheaddick Posts: 8,664
    http://www.thomascooksport.com/football.php

    try here Matt. Ad.
  • Glass half empty
    Glass half empty Posts: 2,084
    cheers Ad, tried that one but they dont do flights in the deal, was just wondering if anyone had been on one
  • Kap10
    Kap10 Posts: 15,641
    edited December 2008
    I looked into it once and realised that if I bought the tickets and the flights and accomodation it worked ouit a lot cheaper. I went to barcelona and bought the tickets through a "European Tickets dealer", I think the tickets were £90 each and had a face value of £35, if i did it again I'd go straight to the club
  • Alex Wright
    Alex Wright Posts: 8,214
    A friend at work did a trip to Berlin, flights cheap as chips with Ryan air (think he paid £20 including taxes), cheapish hotel and got tickets for Hertha Berlin in the old olympic stadium.
  • Addickted
    Addickted Posts: 19,456
    edited December 2008
    Try www.lastminute.com


    Loads of great deals there.
  • randy andy
    randy andy Posts: 5,463
    Can recommend Copenhagen for a weekend away. Flights are cheap with Easy Jet and it's only £8 to stand behind the goal at Bronby (a fairly short train ride from central copenhagen). Hotel's can be pricey, but the cheap ticket prices will counteract that.

    I imagine it's not any more expensive to see FC Copenhagen, with the added advantage the ground is in the city (so only a bus or tube).
  • moutuakilla
    moutuakilla Posts: 7,610
    Went to Barcelona last september - cost me about £15 for the ticket, brilliant game against inter milan. Would have thought doing it all seperately would be much cheaper
  • Glass half empty
    Glass half empty Posts: 2,084
    Cheers for advice Guys, will try and book it all seperately just got to decide on what game to see
  • CAFCBourne
    CAFCBourne Posts: 3,816
    [quote][cite]Posted By: Glass half empty[/cite]Has anyone been on an organised one? thinking of arranging a trip for senior GHE as a surprise 65th (so nobody drop me in it at the liberal, DICKO!!!!) was thinking of maybe a Madrid game.[/quote]

    Try Saga get a good deal
  • Glass half empty
    Glass half empty Posts: 2,084
    [cite]Posted By: CAFCBourne[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: Glass half empty[/cite]Has anyone been on an organised one? thinking of arranging a trip for senior GHE as a surprise 65th (so nobody drop me in it at the liberal, DICKO!!!!) was thinking of maybe a Madrid game.

    Try Saga get a good deal

    will tell him that mate ;o)

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  • Glass half empty
    Glass half empty Posts: 2,084
    Crap, i cant can i ? its a surprise, your a lucky man
  • CAFCBourne
    CAFCBourne Posts: 3,816
    indeed i'll quiet from now on!!
  • pickwick
    pickwick Posts: 1,649
    Having been to the World Cup in 2006 - I have been promising myself a Bundesliga game at Schalke since. I reckon that would be fantastic.
  • vancouveraddick
    vancouveraddick Posts: 1,674
    Go to Hamburg
  • March51
    March51 Posts: 3,256
    Cheapo Eurostar weekend and catch a Bruges home game on the Sunday. Friendly crowd and good drinking. Otherwise Barca is a good bet with the right deal.

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