[Travel] Prague Derby

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Established1982

New member

Jul 30, 2011

83

• Oct 30, 2018

• #1

Morning...

Just wondered if I could lean on the NSC Brains Trust for a bit of help.

I'm off to Prague at the weekend and hoping to get to the Sparta v Slavia game on Sunday afternoon.

Can't seem to buy tickets in advance because they're in some kind of preferential sales period at the moment. Most of the sites I look at say it's easy to get tickets on the day at the stadium.

Anyone got any advice?

Cheers,

UTA

 

daveinplzen

New member

Aug 31, 2018

2,846

• Oct 30, 2018

• #2

www.ticketportal.cz

National (honest) ticket point for most things including football

 

thedonkeycentrehalf

Retired

Jul 7, 2003

8,607

• Oct 30, 2018

• #3

Apologies for hijacking the thread but off to Prague to work for a day next week (no chance to see the city) - do the taxis take credit cards or will I need to have some local currency with me?

 

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theboybilly

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Apr 25, 2013

6,174

Along the Shoreham Road in er, Shoreham

• Oct 30, 2018

• #4

thedonkeycentrehalf said:

Apologies for hijacking the thread but off to Prague to work for a day next week (no chance to see the city) - do the taxis take credit cards or will I need to have some local currency with me?

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I can't remember about CCs but beware taxi sharks looking to fleece unwary customers. Prague is notorious for it. Get a price first or get advice from the locals

 

Knocky's Nose

Mon nez est en Valenciennes..

May 7, 2017

4,137

Eastbourne

• Oct 30, 2018

• #5

I went to watch Sparta Prague when I was there for a weekend on a Stag Do. No hassle getting tickets - plenty of spare seats.

Eight of us there, I went to POTG, and the woman told me something like £50. I said "no, 8 of us" and held up 8 fingers. She laughed and said the same amount.

Inside, a large beer and a hot dog was about £4. Amazing!

Decent ground, decent atmosphere. Was a bit of a love-in though as one stand chanted "Sparta", the other stand chanted "Prague" - then they both clapped each other. All a bit like the NS clapping the WS for singing...

The standard was, I'd say, somewhere between Championship and upper Div. 1 at the time. Maybe it's changed.

Either way, it was enjoyable to see football in another country.

 

atfc village

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Mar 28, 2013

5,012

Lower Bourne .Farnham

• Oct 30, 2018

• #6

Established1982 said:

Morning...

Just wondered if I could lean on the NSC Brains Trust for a bit of help.

I'm off to Prague at the weekend and hoping to get to the Sparta v Slavia game on Sunday afternoon.

Can't seem to buy tickets in advance because they're in some kind of preferential sales period at the moment. Most of the sites I look at say it's easy to get tickets on the day at the stadium.

Anyone got any advice?

Cheers,

UTA

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Oh my Bohemians at home Friday ,Dukla home Saturday and Viktoria Zizkov home Sunday Morning I would be having a cracking Weekend.