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Correct, not sure who said you can't. It's just been confirmed on Scotland Today as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordy M
Tickets available for Czech Rep v Croatia at Hampden, 5pm on day of England v Scotland game. Best seats I think as they're 185 and 145 euros each....
Hungary game right now on tv is a sell out ?
How does that work then with vaccinations ?
There is so much utter garbage on this thread mostly from the dopies that read/believe anything written in The Sun or The Daily Record.
Water is being provided in the stadium and food in the form of sandwiches or small snacks such as energy bars, mars bars or crisps are allowed to be taken in.
Just a bit of cursory research also reveals that the 30 minutes time slots are strongly recommended but you won't be turned away if you turn up late or early.
Just been emailed this from uefa....
What's New?
The Stadium layout
Hampden Park stadium will not look the same as you are used to. There will be an outer security perimeter around the stadium with three entrances for ticketholders.
Each ticket will have a specific entrance (A, C or D). Use the entrance indicated on your ticket to gain entry to the stadium.
Below we have included a map of how this will look.....
You should get to the stadium in time for your dedicated 30-minute entry time slot. These slots have been created to follow social distancing guidelines, and we strongly recommend you follow them for a stress-free arrival.
Volkswagen Mobility Makers, our volunteers, will greet you on arrival and assist you through the stadium entry process.
Food & Drink
As a result of current government COVID-19 safety guidelines in the UK, unfortunately food and drink concession stands within Hampden Park stadium will not be open.
Free drinking water will be provided. You will not be able to bring bottles, cans or refillable drinks containers into the stadium.
You will be allowed to bring a small amount of food (e.g. sandwiches, snack bars, chocolate bars, crisps, fruit) into the stadium.
Please make sure the food is packaged in the clear bags that will be provided at the start of the entry procedures to the stadium.
For more information, please be sure to download the official UEFA EURO 2020 app or visit the Glasgow spectator guide on UEFA.com.
We hope you have a great experience at EURO 2020 at Hampden Park and look forward to welcoming you back to football.
Are all 4 stands being used?Quote:
Originally Posted by Radge70
Aye,they are 🏴🏴Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
Any news on what's happening after the game with folk exiting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Radge70
The information at the time was correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Baldmans Comb
As with the proof of test/vaccinations, things are changing and information is being updated on official websites.
No restrictions when leaving the stadium.Quote:
Originally Posted by DH1875
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/football/57404983
It's almost all of Glasgow green. It's to accommodate 3,000 fans at a time but according to some it is big enough to get 80,000 in. TRNSMT festival will be on the same area and expect 50,000 in September.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
Mask wearing at all times? Good luck with that :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Radge70
I'll wear mine when I'm moving around but it'll be in my pocket once I get to my seat.
I'll also be getting a supporters bus through and it'll be interesting to see how that's handled. There's been the usual warning about taking bevvy but nothing about masks and distancing, etc, and as far as I know it's a full bus.
I just don't get what is wrong with that. Sadly I got balloted out and had to get a refund but wearing a mask, queuing, social distancing and all that stuff was all part of the process and not a hassle in the slightest as far as we were concerned.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
I don't have a problem with most of that, but sitting 2 metres away from the nearest person and still having to wear a mask aint happening.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiber-nation
That's over 5 hours, outdoors, wearing a mask. Anyway, I've got my packed lunch to eat :greengrin
Just make sure you don't hug or high five anyone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
https://news.stv.tv/scotland/no-hugs...e-football?top
Or sing 500 miles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir David Gray
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Makes no sense. 12000 turning up before the game would have been some what staggered, 10mins,15 mins,20 mins before the game. 12000 fans will all leave at the final whistle if they dont need to stay.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frazerbob
Personally I wouldn't be going near a fan zone right now. I don't get the logic of it when so many other events are still unable to proceed, even on a socially distanced basis.
Mind you, from a political point of view I guess the SNP might be reluctant to scrap an event which offers potential pictures of saltire waving crowds :wink:
Do we know why the attendance last Monday was 9,847 when there were supposed to be around 12,500 tickets on sale?
I’d imagine tickets sold to fans abroad who decided not to travel due to quarantine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
I am going on Tuesday. For those that went on Monday, what was it like? Did you have to turn up at the time slot (hours before hand) and did most people take masks off when in seats? What about food and drink, ok to bring bag with snacks?
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Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
I don't think there were over 2,000 tickets sold to fans living abroad, including away fans.
I wouldn't be surprised if the majority of no-shows were freebies to sponsors and officials that just couldn't be arsed going.
There was quite a number of tickets being sold online at exorbitant prices, so quite a few folk seem to have tried cashing in (but presumably failed).
My time slot was 11 - 11.30 and I left the pub at about 12.15 :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Col2
People were wearing their masks on the way in, and when moving about inside, but very few did so when they were at their seat.
And you can take your own food but not drink. Water is provided.
Tickets have been available from the touts outside Hampden for both Czech Republic games and all at face value.
They were sponsors tickets or UEFA tickets or other countries freebie federation tickets which always make their way into the touts hands due to all the unseen connections between all the parties.
I would expect Scotland v Croatia tickets to be available in exactly the same way if you go to the Mount Florida railway exit point or the ticket entry points especially ticket entry A which is where the higher value tickets enter
Given its all electronic/App based though then its a real buyer beware scenario.
Not all through the app. I won hospitality tickets for 4 to Czech Republic v Croatia match. Got actual tickets.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Baldmans Comb
Hospitality was $h1t3 , match was $h1t3 so left at halftime to find a boozer to watch Scotland game.
Fantastic thanks!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
If anyone has tickets and can't go I'll happily take them off your hands.
Long shot :greengrin