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  1. Rodney Thomas

    [Albion] AEK Athens - ticketing process, tiers and all that jazz

    It's the x95 you want. But the metro is still quicker (as long as you don't just miss one - then you'll have to wait 30 mins)
  2. Rodney Thomas

    [Albion] AEK Athens - ticketing process, tiers and all that jazz

    You won't find many Greeks in there at those prices.
  3. Rodney Thomas

    [Albion] AEK Athens - ticketing process, tiers and all that jazz

    I guess selling VIP or hospitality tickets is how they get around the legal issue ID, AMKA and away fans we have here in Greece.
  4. Rodney Thomas

    [Albion] AEK Athens - ticketing process, tiers and all that jazz

    That usually doesn't take into account for the toll roads and luggage charges.
  5. Rodney Thomas

    [Albion] AEK Athens - ticketing process, tiers and all that jazz

    It's not that well advertised. Head out the airport, turn right and walk all the way down past the taxis. You can get a ticket from the small booth (y)
  6. Rodney Thomas

    [Albion] AEK Athens - ticketing process, tiers and all that jazz

    The last metro leaves the airport at 23:30. But the x95 bus runs all night (more or less every 20 mins) and drops you off at Syntagma. It'll take about an hour (compared to 40 mins on the metro) and costs €5.
  7. Rodney Thomas

    [Albion] AEK Athens - ticketing process, tiers and all that jazz

    I put this on a different thread but It's probably useful here too: I think there is little chance of getting a ticket in the home end either*. Over here they require you to register for a fan membership and provide your Greek ID and social security number to purchase a ticket. *The caveat...
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