You can go to the darts any time. I doubt Brighton are very likely to play again at the Stadio Olimpico.
[Albion] Are you going to Rome? + ticket allocation / purchase discussion!
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Seems like you’ve already made your mind up, however if it had been me I’d be off to Rome. Enjoy the darts
Watch a sixteen year old who loves kebabs in fancy dress, or follow the Albion to the Olimpico to see us challenge one of Europe's great teams (again)? Easy choice isn't it.
The beer will be considerably better if you choose the latter as well.
All good points.
The Rome option, at this stage, does involve finding a spare £600 or so, though.
What hotels are people staying in Rome. I have booked an Airport hotel for the 6th as my plane does not land until 10pm, but I want to book a hotel in Rome for the 7th, but I don't know yet if I have to pick up a ticket from a location or if there will be a shuttle bus to the stadium etc. if there is I would like a hotel close to that location if not close to the stadium.
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Yeah, friends I go with are saying flights/hotels too expensive. So unless I go solo, I'll be watching the game on my phone while watching the darts.
Hope I didn’t come across as being too blunt. Life is very black and white in my Albion world! Might be Milan in the next round!
Looking at the details Roma make available the coach back to city centre drops off very near the main railway station (Roma Termini).
Peacehaven Wild Kids
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I think I’d rather watch Palace in Europe
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No, I totally agree with you.
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There will be shuttles to the ground, which we will be highly advised to use, although some will make their own way to the ground.
An alternative is this private transfer: https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/threads/private-seated-rome-stadium-transfers.406688/
There are plenty of reasonably-priced hotels around Termini, the train station which has direct trains to the airport, and the likely drop-off point when the shuttle buses bring people back to town. My research suggests it's not the best part of town, but railway station areas often aren't in many cities. Besides, a lot of Albion fans will be alighting there and heading for bars or their hotels.
True. Though clearly the poster with the (non)-quandary is able to afford going to Rome if it is still a question of one or the other.
Thank that is useful information. I have now booked in to the "Sophie Terrace Hotel" which is very close Termini train station. Hopefuly I will spot a few albion fans that I can tag along with and the club will issue some details about ticket collection etc soon.
jackalbion
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I'm 27 mate, and those are personal fashion choices.
I keep telling you this. You're not Luke Littler, I'm not paying you money to be in your presence, however big your twitter following gets.
martin tyler
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Just got wiz air out of Gatwick late Wednesday night fairly reasonable price if anyone still looking for flights lands at 0010 mind. Not booked out going flight yet. Thinking an airport hotel then one near station. Would it be worth just getting back to airport post game to a hotel to avoid train chaos next day or find one near the station? Is there an area Albion fans are encouraged to head to?
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I'm going to Rome!!! Well, I've bought match tickets! Now to book flights/hotel.
Other half (Scottish) is going to come with me. We're planning to stay in Rome til Sunday. He can watch the rugby, albeit in a bar, but I'm sure there'll be other Scots without rugby tickets doing the same.
Sooooo excited!!!!
Great work. Darts is shit anyway.