ya neil ringing would be a good idea alright.
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ya neil ringing would be a good idea alright.
so 4,500 tickets for irish fans - 1000 irishh fans who already bought their tickets (for tiflis). does that mean, that the 3,500 remaining tickets are only sold to you in mainz if you show ur irish passport :confused:
and are they only starting to sell the neutral tickets tomorrow?
good thing is my grandmother only lives about 10 min from mainz, so I'll be going there for sure!
The FAI should of contacted you alreadyQuote:
Originally Posted by galah
Got my email from FAI 16.04 2 tickets waiting for collection on Friday - happy days
If you manage it Ronnie ...I'll take two off you. I'm not getting into Mainz til about 3pm Saturday so I'm less likely to get them from the ticket office.Quote:
Originally Posted by RonnieB
Ronnie, I'll take two also if you get them (after Lionel of course). I have a feeling we are going to have to pay mucho euros to a tout as we don't get to Mainz until 2pm at the earliest on Saturday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lionel Ritchie
Leave it with me, have promised another person as well. Will see how many one can get, there is myself and a mate so we may be able to get a few between us. PM me tbh.
Welcome to the boards, Stephen!Quote:
Originally Posted by stephen87
Quick reminder to use the shift key for capitals when needed, and don't be afraid to spell words out in full. ;)
According to todays Daily Mail, Killer Kilbane will be fit for the game.... he must however wear a face mask
thanks.
I was wondering if the tickets for the irish fan block are only sold to people with an irish passport?
"Booths will also be open from 10am on Saturday, but Irish fans are urged to purchase their tickets at their earlier possible convenience, while they must also have their passports available for inspection."
or is that just for the 1000 ticket holders who were going to tiflis?
ok guys,
fsv mainz 05 has organised the prices and location for the fans.
http://www.mainz05.de/news_details.html?&tx_ttnews[tt_news]=2918&tx_ttnews[backPid]=211&cHash=b920e81945
"Preise für das Länderspiel Georgien gegen Irland festgelegt
Die Preise für das WM-Qualifikationsspiel Georgien gegen Irland (Samstag, 6. September um 18 Uhr im Bruchwegstadion) wurden festgelegt. Der Vorverkauf beginnt am Mittwoch, 3. September im Fanshop des 1. FSV Mainz 05. Aufgrund der FIFA-Regularien stehen den Fans bei diesem Spiel nur Sitzplätze zur Verfügung.
Für alle georgischen Fans sind Tickets auf der Haupttribüne (Block A für 29 und Block B für 33 Euro) und der Osttribüne (Block O für 27, Bock N für 29 und Block M für 31 Euro) reserviert. Irische Fans können Karten für die Nordtribüne (Block F und J für 27 und Block G bis I für 31 Euro) oder die unüberdachte Nordwesttribüne erwerben (18 Euro, bei Plätzen mit Sichtbehinderung 14 Euro). Allen neutralen Fußballfans stehen die Blöcke D und E auf der Haupttribüne (33 bzw. 29 Euro), die Blöcke K und L auf der Osttribüne (27 bzw. 29 Euro) und alle Plätze auf der unüberdachten Südwesttribüne (18 Euro, bei Plätzen mit Sichtbehinderung 14 Euro) zur Verfügung. Der Parkplatz vor dem Stadion und vor der Eishalle wird zum Länderspiel abgesperrt. Das Parkhaus vom SWR oder die Parkplätze an der Universität sind jedoch allgemein zugänglich."
so:
-georgian fans: Blocks A, B, O, N, M
-irish fans: Blocks F, J, - 27 €
G, H, I - 31 €
NW - 18 / 14€
- neutral fans D, E, K, L, SW
stadium plan: http://www.mainz05.de/stadionplan.html
Rough and at times hilarious translation below but with some pertinent bits of info...Quote:
Originally Posted by stephen87
The prices for the World Cup qualification game Georgien against Ireland (Saturday, 6th of September at 18 o'clock in the breach way stadium) were determined. The advance sale will begin on Wednesday, 3rd of September in the Fanshop of the 1st FSV Mainz 05: Based On the FIFA Regularien are available the fan in this game of only seats. For all Georgian fans, tickets on the head platform (block A for 29 and block B for 33 Euro) and the east platform (block O for 27, ram N for 29 and block M for 31 Euro) are reserved. Irish fans can acquire cards for the north platform (block F and J for 27 and block G until I for 31 Euro) or the unüberdachte north west platform (18 Euro, in places with visibility handicap 14 Euro). The blocks are available all neutral soccer fans D and E on the head platform (33 and/or 29 Euro), the blocks K and L on the east platform (27 and/or 29 Euro) and all places on the unüberdachten south west platform (18 Euro, in places with visibility handicap 14 Euro). The parking lot before the stadium and before the ice hall is closed off to the country game. The park house of the SWR or the parking lots at the university are however generally accessible."
We're heading out early tomorrow morning (06.50 :eek:) arriving Frankfurt @ 10.00 and in Mainz I suppose by 11.00. We will suss out the situation about tickets and post here (maybe on a new thread??).
cheers newr ..got the email this evening ...even managed to reserve another 2 tickets even though have to pay for them ....fair play to the fai on this one ...a small gesture to give us free tickets but appreciated al the same..Quote:
Originally Posted by Newryrep
Just booked a flight swissair dublin to frankfurt via Zurich AT 11.15 Friday returning at 7.40am (oh god) sunday for the great price of €194 if there is anyone interested.
bon voyage aidan.... contact us when you find a decent boozer in mainz :D
Yeah thought it was a pretty good gesture, 1000 tickets @ approx E25 E25K - probably saved them a few pound not being in Georgia and transferring from Georgia but still, they could of kept it.Quote:
Originally Posted by galah
All the Montenegro stuff moved to, eh, the Montenegro thread!
there's a georgian demonstration the against russian on sathurday starting a 12 o'clock at the central station in mainz :)
still thinking about going there by car 4 hour drive from me (bavaria) and the f***ing train is about 120€ return!
does anyone know if you can buy tickets for the irish fan block in mainz? or are they just selling the neutral tickets there? and just giving the irish tickets to irish supporters who booked them with the fai ?
Seems to be first come first served after the 1,000 who had booked for Tbilisi are sorted.Quote:
Originally Posted by stephen87
The neutral sections will be all Irish too. I can't see too many Germans going.
I hope you're right. As said before -it'll be T-3hours at most when I get into Mainz.Quote:
Originally Posted by gspain