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you should probably check West Ham website. They will prolly handle tickets and infos for homie and away fans.
Anyway my father went to Rome for the final against Milan.
Let me say it's all about the timing.
He pre-ordered the fly tickets right after we beat inter 3-0 and he spent 55€ for go and come back tickets
I didn't go cause i've already been in Rome Olimpico and sucks hard. I would have gone if we were to play in Milan. But Rome? no chances!!!
A TIP FOR WHOEVER WANNA GO TO SOME HOME GAME
check http://www.vecchiasignora.com/forum/58-biglietti-juventus-e-stadio/
They'll open a topic like "Juventus-Sassuolo" and season ticket holders who can't attend usually try to sell their tickets there.
So if you have a Juventus membership card i suggest to go there to look for a ticket instead of Viagogo.
Ofc big games ticket are hard to find but better than looking at viagogo.
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dude check here
http://www.vecchiasignora.com/topic...o-ore-1300-ora-locale-olympic-stadium-londra/
infos about the friendly West Ham-Juventus if you need help with translations just drop a private message or whatever
Anyway my father went to Rome for the final against Milan.
Let me say it's all about the timing.
He pre-ordered the fly tickets right after we beat inter 3-0 and he spent 55€ for go and come back tickets
I didn't go cause i've already been in Rome Olimpico and sucks hard. I would have gone if we were to play in Milan. But Rome? no chances!!!
A TIP FOR WHOEVER WANNA GO TO SOME HOME GAME
check http://www.vecchiasignora.com/forum/58-biglietti-juventus-e-stadio/
They'll open a topic like "Juventus-Sassuolo" and season ticket holders who can't attend usually try to sell their tickets there.
So if you have a Juventus membership card i suggest to go there to look for a ticket instead of Viagogo.
Ofc big games ticket are hard to find but better than looking at viagogo.
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dude check here
http://www.vecchiasignora.com/topic...o-ore-1300-ora-locale-olympic-stadium-londra/
infos about the friendly West Ham-Juventus if you need help with translations just drop a private message or whatever
Heading to Meelan in early August with my wife and hoping to do a day trip to Turin.
Best way to do this?
I've been thinking:
Train to Porta Nuova
Taxi it to Juventus Stadium
Museum and Stadium tour
Head somewhere for some lunch
Go to Mole
...then who knows.
Sound good? Any ideas on what to do which is unmissable in Turin?
Oh also anyone know a decent place to check out the Alps that isn't the Basillica in the hills?
Best way to do this?
I've been thinking:
Train to Porta Nuova
Taxi it to Juventus Stadium
Museum and Stadium tour
Head somewhere for some lunch
Go to Mole
...then who knows.
Sound good? Any ideas on what to do which is unmissable in Turin?
Oh also anyone know a decent place to check out the Alps that isn't the Basillica in the hills?
Not really. Seems like you've already got it covered.
I only have one tip over what you already said, taking the bus to the stadium instead of a taxi. The bus schedules in Turin are pretty solid and timely, plus a whole lot cheaper.
I honestly loved Turin. Very international, very clean and tidy city center with a lot of investment in infrastructure, and it shows. I recommend paying the local market a visit though, lots and lots of merchandise there for peanuts
I only have one tip over what you already said, taking the bus to the stadium instead of a taxi. The bus schedules in Turin are pretty solid and timely, plus a whole lot cheaper.
I honestly loved Turin. Very international, very clean and tidy city center with a lot of investment in infrastructure, and it shows. I recommend paying the local market a visit though, lots and lots of merchandise there for peanuts
Not really. Seems like you've already got it covered.
I only have one tip over what you already said, taking the bus to the stadium instead of a taxi. The bus schedules in Turin are pretty solid and timely, plus a whole lot cheaper.
I honestly loved Turin. Very international, very clean and tidy city center with a lot of investment in infrastructure, and it shows. I recommend paying the local market a visit though, lots and lots of merchandise there for peanuts
I only have one tip over what you already said, taking the bus to the stadium instead of a taxi. The bus schedules in Turin are pretty solid and timely, plus a whole lot cheaper.
I honestly loved Turin. Very international, very clean and tidy city center with a lot of investment in infrastructure, and it shows. I recommend paying the local market a visit though, lots and lots of merchandise there for peanuts
Not entirely sure what your interests are, but Superga is a good place to visit. There is the Egizio Museum, which has all these ancient Egyptian pieces. There's a small restaurant called Agnolotti & Friends (I know cheesy name), near the Piazza Castello, which has really good fresh Italian food.
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You should be alright for a Roma vs Juventus match, even though its a big game, the Stadio Olimpico is hardly ever sold old, especially tickets for the away fans area. You should also be able to get normal family seats quite easily.
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You should be alright for a Roma vs Juventus match, even though its a big game, the Stadio Olimpico is hardly ever sold old, especially tickets for the away fans area. You should also be able to get normal family seats quite easily.
The Olimpico is almost never full. Juventus is the biggest game, but even then it won't be sold out.
Honestly I'd just go for tickets in the Roma section.
Make sure to buy your tickets in advance via listicket.it (Roma use them). If you don't, you can buy them the day before the game at Roma's fanshop, which is downtown and not near the stadium. A couple of years ago you could still buy them at Gran Teatro on gameday, but as far as I know that's not possible anymore.
Honestly I'd just go for tickets in the Roma section.
Make sure to buy your tickets in advance via listicket.it (Roma use them). If you don't, you can buy them the day before the game at Roma's fanshop, which is downtown and not near the stadium. A couple of years ago you could still buy them at Gran Teatro on gameday, but as far as I know that's not possible anymore.
Yah got Mole on the list. And then there's a place a short walk away. Can't remember the name. I think a church which gives a good Turin view.
I'm planning on doing more in Turin in the future. Based around going to watch a game so I was gonna do the tour this time around and check Turin out in a smaller way.
But if Juve are at Vinovo while I'm there I'll feel the urge to go!
I'm planning on doing more in Turin in the future. Based around going to watch a game so I was gonna do the tour this time around and check Turin out in a smaller way.
But if Juve are at Vinovo while I'm there I'll feel the urge to go!
Ciao tutti! I am planning to go to the second Derby della Mole of this season which is home match of Juve. The question is: should I a) by the ticket from viagogo and relax
Or b) buy the premium membership and try to get the ticket from presale ?
I guess Toro is one of those team which people want to see so what do you think, should I pay for overpriced ticket to guarantee that I can make it to the game? How possible is it to get a ticket from listicket presale in this kind of match?
Or b) buy the premium membership and try to get the ticket from presale ?
I guess Toro is one of those team which people want to see so what do you think, should I pay for overpriced ticket to guarantee that I can make it to the game? How possible is it to get a ticket from listicket presale in this kind of match?
Ciao guys.
Long time from me here, as I'm just a "lurker"
So I've done the Turin pilgrimage twice, thankfully. However, this time I want more of an adrenaline rush, and I want to attend an Away match.
The plan is AC Milan - Juventus in San Siro, in the Settore Ospiti (AWAY section).
Has anyone attended San Siro as a visiting Juve fan in the Away section???
I just wanted everyone's advice on that. I mean I'm not the type to look for trouble, but I would expect verbal abuse, "Juve Merda" or "Ladri" etc....
So my question is, would I need to keep a low profile in terms of keeping my jersey tucked underneath my jacket, keep the scarf/flags in my backpack until I'm seated in my section...etc?
How "safe" is it, and what are the chances of getting mugged, stabbed, attacked? lol
Am I being very paranoid here?
Appreciate if any of you have visitor-fan adventures within Italy, and could share that with us.
My ultimate experience would be attending the San Paolo, and I've heard that can be a very dangerous mission if not planned properly..(i.e. travel with an organized Juve-fan pullman that drops you exactly at the gate, you don't mingle anywhere near home fans, then at full time the entire stadium is emptied, while the visitors are "locked" in until they're allowed to leave....)
Still sorting out visa and tickets. In the mean time I appreciate your advice tips.
Long time from me here, as I'm just a "lurker"
So I've done the Turin pilgrimage twice, thankfully. However, this time I want more of an adrenaline rush, and I want to attend an Away match.
The plan is AC Milan - Juventus in San Siro, in the Settore Ospiti (AWAY section).
Has anyone attended San Siro as a visiting Juve fan in the Away section???
I just wanted everyone's advice on that. I mean I'm not the type to look for trouble, but I would expect verbal abuse, "Juve Merda" or "Ladri" etc....
So my question is, would I need to keep a low profile in terms of keeping my jersey tucked underneath my jacket, keep the scarf/flags in my backpack until I'm seated in my section...etc?
How "safe" is it, and what are the chances of getting mugged, stabbed, attacked? lol
Am I being very paranoid here?
Appreciate if any of you have visitor-fan adventures within Italy, and could share that with us.
My ultimate experience would be attending the San Paolo, and I've heard that can be a very dangerous mission if not planned properly..(i.e. travel with an organized Juve-fan pullman that drops you exactly at the gate, you don't mingle anywhere near home fans, then at full time the entire stadium is emptied, while the visitors are "locked" in until they're allowed to leave....)
Still sorting out visa and tickets. In the mean time I appreciate your advice tips.