Yeh flights to Sofia from both of them airports are surprisingly expensive. Im thinking renting a car and driving up from Sunny beach to sofia on the day of the game might be the best option. 4 hr drive maybe. Hotel in sofia and drive down back on the sunday. looks like about 120 euro will cover the car rental for the 2 days so if theres a car full of us its cheap as chips. Just a pity its 200k journey;(!!
Package with Thomas Cook from Belfast Mon 01 June - Tues 09 June £375 each (4 people 2 rooms). That seems ok to me. anyone disagree?![]()
Just a reminder that this Thursday is the final day for applying for tickets for the Bulgaria game.
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Only the FAI would think of this:
"The closing date to apply for an application form for this fixture is Thursday April 9th 2009".
What's the chances of another charter. That'd save my day.
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It won't say Arena di Serdica of course. It'll be "Арена ди Сердика".Originally Posted by reder
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Were flying into Sofia on the friday for the game, then Sunday heading down to the coast and flying home on the thursday with aer lingus from bourgas to Dublin.
On hiring a car, I have driven over there and I can honestly say they are the worst drivers I have ever came across.
This flight is reasonable. Varna- Sofia Fri dep 17.55, Sofia- Varna Sun dep 09.30. Around €65 total.
It might be a better option. Thats if we can get away with 2 nights!
http://wftc2.e-travel.com/plnext/bul...0914!741456316
was €202 for the flights when we booked them, just checked them there now and same flights are €280
ryanair dub-ltn, then wizz air ltn-sofia
Undecided about way down yet, coach can take 5-6 hours(maybe longer) only about €12 though, train can take longercheap too though, flights are working out dear enough and dont leave til late sunday night.
Taxi company i know of are charging €160 for 4 people/ 180 for 6. Journey taking 4- 4 1/2 hours.
Might opt for the train just to see the countryside, done the journey last December but was an overnight train
I imagine it is to ascertain demand at the moment. Otherwise they will have to wait until they know prices.
By accepting applications now they can tell the Bulgarians they'd sell X tickets. This increases the chances of getting an increased allocation. It means in most cases all travelling fans (that apply in time) end up with a ticket.
wizzair fly out early sunday and monday morning to rome (Da Vinci) arrive at 0655, you have 4 hours to get to the other airport in Rome (Ciampino) where you can fly to Dublin with Ryanair
If people want to come out on the Saturday Easyjet have a flight from Gatwick at 6am to Sofia and the price is reasonable, might mean sleeping the night in Gatwick itself though but you can get a cheap flight over from Dublin or Shannon late Friday night
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