anyone who wants to know the terror of these Arsenal coaches, seek out brazilianGooner's epic trip to Wigan last year.Dan_85 wrote:The Pravda bus is actually not bad, £89 including match ticket. When you consider the match ticket will probably be £40, quite possibly more, it's pretty decent. I just don't really fancy sitting on there for 8-10 hours with no alcoholClockEndNick wrote:Anyone else looking at getting the coach there ?
arseofacrow wrote:anyone who wants to know the terror of these Arsenal coaches, seek out brazilianGooner's epic trip to Wigan last year.Dan_85 wrote:The Pravda bus is actually not bad, £89 including match ticket. When you consider the match ticket will probably be £40, quite possibly more, it's pretty decent. I just don't really fancy sitting on there for 8-10 hours with no alcoholClockEndNick wrote:Anyone else looking at getting the coach there ?
A Saga coach trip is more lively than the pravda bus."*Match Ticket - The match ticket cost is not currently known. This will be automatically added to the cost of your trip and payment will be taken from your nominated card once the price is confirmed."Dan_85 wrote:The Pravda bus is actually not bad, £89 including match ticket. When you consider the match ticket will probably be £40, quite possibly more, it's pretty decent. I just don't really fancy sitting on there for 8-10 hours with no alcoholClockEndNick wrote:Anyone else looking at getting the coach there ?
Oh yes, they do (they presumably don't like it, but the have to go along with it!). Have never been there myself, though, don't tend to go to Düsseldorf really...goonermarc wrote: Enough time on the stopover in Cologne to buy some Kolsch for the journey to Gelsenkerchen too! I presume they don't sell it in Dusseldorf?
Any tips for where to go after the match in Dusseldorf baring in mind it's a Tuesday night? I've never been.
Poldi wrote:Oh yes, they do (they presumably don't like it, but the have to go along with it!). Have never been there myself, though, don't tend to go to Düsseldorf really...goonermarc wrote: Enough time on the stopover in Cologne to buy some Kolsch for the journey to Gelsenkerchen too! I presume they don't sell it in Dusseldorf?
Any tips for where to go after the match in Dusseldorf baring in mind it's a Tuesday night? I've never been.
Arsenal+Cologne
http://www.eigelstein-duesseldorf.com/index.php?lang=en
The Eigelstein
Tradition and modern spirit await the guest in the „EigelStein“, the first Kölsch bar in Düsseldorf.
Changing offers of hearty brewery style dishes aswell as tarte flambees right from the oven are prepared. Furthermore there is a diversified lunch and dinner menu aswell as fish on every Friday. Of course with a Gaffel Kölsch straight from the tap.
In comfortable ambience the legendary EigelStein-Brunch (including day care) takes place on every Sunday from 10 am to 3 pm (please book a table in advance).
During the Bundesliga season you can enjoy the games in the Eigelstein from 3 pm. We also broadcast major sport events on our big screen.
From October till the end of April our house band plays a mix of jazz and pop music for the brunch. And for all the night owls out there our house band plays additionally on every first Saturday of the month from 10 pm until midnight.
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It's still valid I reckon - you can get your credit back, if you return the card after the match. Or keep it for use at events in the future, such as concerts or the CL-Final Cologne vs Arsenal in 2083...jamjc64 wrote: I stil have my Shalke card from last game with a little credit, i bet its not valid lol.
... and Wenger will still be here...even then...Poldi wrote:It's still valid I reckon - you can get your credit back, if you return the card after the match. Or keep it for use at events in the future, such as concerts or the CL-Final Cologne vs Arsenal in 2083...jamjc64 wrote: I stil have my Shalke card from last game with a little credit, i bet its not valid lol.
Dusseldorf has got a very decent altstadt marc...so you should find some decent places open late.goonermarc wrote:Poldi wrote:goonermarc wrote:
Enough time on the stopover in Cologne to buy some Kolsch for the journey to Gelsenkerchen too! I presume they don't sell it in Dusseldorf?
Any tips for where to go after the match in Dusseldorf baring in mind it's a Tuesday night? I've never been.
I'll give anything a try! Yeah we'll justhead to the old city thoughand see what the night brings.arseofacrow wrote:Dusseldorf has got a very decent altstadt marc...so you should find some decent places open late.goonermarc wrote:Poldi wrote:goonermarc wrote:
Enough time on the stopover in Cologne to buy some Kolsch for the journey to Gelsenkerchen too! I presume they don't sell it in Dusseldorf?
Any tips for where to go after the match in Dusseldorf baring in mind it's a Tuesday night? I've never been.
the beer, "altbier" is a darker, more bitter/ale like beer. I like it...but I'm an alcoholic so it goes without saying
I guess we'll find out the ticket allocation tomorrow, i was having a look and the most expensive ticket attheir stadium is £70 so i reckon the price won't be too far off that.Jack Stealer wrote:Marseille last year went to Red so hopeful for Montpellier, booked the flight already so they better go red
