What flight you on from Luton Kingdom? We're on the 15.25 on Tue & I owe you a pint.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingdomkerry
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What flight you on from Luton Kingdom? We're on the 15.25 on Tue & I owe you a pint.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingdomkerry
Heres my iteneryQuote:
Originally Posted by eaststand85
Ryanair From Dublin (DUB) to London Gatwick (South Terminal) (LGW)
Tue, 17Nov09 Flight FR 118 Depart DUB at 20:10 and arrive LGW at 21:30 €15
Easyjet London Luton To Paris Charles de Gaulle (Terminal 2B )
flight 2431 ;dep. 18 Nov 2009 06:05
arr. 18 Nov 2009 08:25
Easyjet Paris Charles de Gaulle ( Terminal 2B ) To London Luton
flight 2432 ;dep. 19 Nov 2009 08:55
arr. 19 Nov 2009 09:10 €97 for both easyjet
AER LINGUS EI 237 Z/ECONOMY CLASS LOW FARE CONFIRMEDDEP LONDON/GATWICK THU 19NOV09 12.40PMLGW -TERMINAL S - SOUTH TERMINAL ZONE BARR DUBLIN THU 19NOV09 2.00PM €38
My 1st flight Ryanair London standstead has droped by 80 euro now !!Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
Even if i was to book new could get out evening before for 10 euro no taxes
Only thing that seems to be on the up is the euro star prices,
Lads,
Another avenue worth exploring is the eurostar. My da got easyjet flights from belfast to gatwick then eurostar from london to paris for half nothing yesterday...well 160€ return all in...cannae beat it wi a big stick
According to reports, between Ryanair and Aer lingus, it looks like were flying about 3,500 in direct on match day alone. I would say at least another 2,000 will come in the day before direct to Paris by air and then whatever you have travelling through the UK from Ireland, from the UK directly and from the continent.
The eurostar has been heaveing since Monday evening and prices continue to rise. 17 services daily and 558 seats on board. Its not inconceivable that another 3,000 could travel this way over the two days leading up to the match.
I think we will exceed 10,000 at this stage.
Hey ,Quote:
Originally Posted by spin
This is a good webiste to use for for getting from airports or railways stations to your hotels etc.
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[FONT=Helv][SIZE=2][FONT=Helv][SIZE=2]Its a webside like our A A Route planner ,
Its in english and gives you all ways to get to and from an area in pairs , the simplist of ways , any airport / railways station / street name etc.
Simply go to Finding your way and the Itinearly put it where your coming from and where your going too , and it will plan it the quickest and easiest giving you metro and platform numbers etc
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You aren't including hte london based lads there either. Everyone i know, which isn't many, but im an example as im sure others know too, are going via eurostar(thats about 15 in total who dont normally go to games), so lets say 100 others know those going via Eurostar in around the same amount thats 1500 people on the eurostar alone.Quote:
Originally Posted by blobbyblob
If what you are saying about direct flights is correct i can see us easily having 10k in the stadium(between all those scattered around the stadium with Froggie tickets etc)
Were flying from Dublin to Luton with Ryanair and then getting an Easyjet Flight from Luton to Paris. Arrives in Paris at 17.45 hope we have enough time to get to the game! All the flights cost €180! There are still some available as far as I know.
CDG, I assume? It is enough time, aye. Just pray you're not delayed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ro81
think easyjet fly in and out of orly which is on the south side of paris i think. excellent transport from the airport to the city centre. ko is 9pm french time i heard so should be okQuote:
Originally Posted by brendy_éire
We're flying Easyjet from Luton to CDG on the Tue but maybe they fly to bothQuote:
Originally Posted by jbyrne
youre probably correct. CDG is quite close to the stadium i thinkQuote:
Originally Posted by eaststand85
Stade de France Is enroute to the City Centre - Id say a third of the way between the Airport and City Centre at a guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by jbyrne
If it's any help to anyone, you can get a return flight with bmibaby (flying into Paris tuesday morning, flying out thursday evening) from East Midlands for around £35 sterling.
I was looking into this for a friend in the area so I've no idea if the connections are convenient coming from Ireland, but it's a good deal if anyone can get a cheap flight to East Midlands on those days. Hope it's helpful to someone.
For anyone going back with Easyjet on the Thursday morning to Liverpool, who got their flight moved, making the connection to Belfast a did tight, Ryanair have reduced their midday flight from Liverpool-Derry to £6, which will give ye enough time between flights.
This website: http://short-breaks.com/quickbook_eurostar.asp are doing return eurostar packages with one nights accomodation for as little as £145.
Is this the option you are taking Supa?Quote:
Originally Posted by supasparx
Eurostar are doing an offer with The Times - 2 return tickets from £90.
Two return tickets from £90
Dear xxxxxxx,
Eurostar and The Times are bringing you an exclusive offer: sample winter delights on the continent with two return tickets from only £90*. You can enjoy ice skating outside Paris's Hôtel de Ville, admire the Christmas lights in Lille or sample mussels in Brussels (at the right time of year).
To take advantage of this offer simply collect 3 passwords. You’ll see your first two below, so you just need to find 1 more in The Times / Sunday Times before 25 October.
Exclusive Password 1: Wine
Exclusive Password 2: Relax
http://www.eurostar.com/UK/uk/leisur...imes_promo.jsp
Could be useful for someone.............
junior it might be a little too late!
Yeah the final password would have been in yesterdays Sunday Times.Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
Also Im sure the trains that would be required are probably almost fully booked by now - but might be worth a check.