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Moscow - Russia v England
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Hercules Rockerfeller
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Me too. Day trip from Gatwick.
- Aug 8, 2005
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Thomas Cook have run one day trips for all games so far, including the trip to Moscow and Israel earlier in the year. Cost obviously varies depending upon flight costs but roughly £200-350 is a fair guide.
Think the FA day trip to Austria is £199
Hercules Rockerfeller
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£330 fo the trip to Russia. With another £45 on top for the frickin Visa! Would like to have gone for longer, but that place is expensive!
My flight was £210,via Vienna, but Visa is costing about £85
Common as Mook
Not Posh as Fook
- Jul 26, 2004
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Moscow is an absolute shithole. Went there with work recently and I HATED the place.
Seeing Lenin's morseleum (sic?) is almost worth the airfare alone.
Seeing Lenin's morseleum (sic?) is almost worth the airfare alone.
Hercules Rockerfeller
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Based on the reviews sounds like the day trip was a good option!
- Aug 8, 2005
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Hmmm, me and my son are there for three days! Got to see Lenin though!!
Common as Mook
Not Posh as Fook
- Jul 26, 2004
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If you part with 30 notes you can skip the queue and get an English speaking guide to take you around.
Be prepared to be ripped off everywhere you go. Take the Metro as much as possible and avoid cabs at all costs!
- Aug 8, 2005
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Yes I have heard that re cabs! Do you need an English speaking guide for the Lenin thing? Isn't red stiff the same in any language?!!
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I'll be there with my usual crowd.
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SurreySeagulls
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I am going out on the Tuesday with TMG and return in the early hours of Thursday morning. Cost was around £440 including VISA. Riegate is right about Vienna. Thomas Cook are the offical travel partner of the FA and the cost is £199 for the day trip.
Going out Monday and back Friday via Brussels
Cost for two of us are
Eurostar £100
Flights £400 (Brussels to Moscow direct with Aeroflot)
Appartment £420 for 4 nights in the Arbat district
Visa £170 (paid all the extra bits upfront rather than paying anything in Moscow)
Not a cheap trip this one, hence going with "Surreyseagulls" on day trip for Vienna (also I want to be back for Leyton Orient the next day and as its a 12.30 kick off a right pain if you wanted to fly back Saturday morning!)
My sister went to Moscow a few years ago and said it is one of the most fasinating places she has been to. I cant wait for this trip. When the draw was made Israel and Russia stood out as potentially great trips. Israel was fantastic, so lets hope Russia lives up to expectations!
Cost for two of us are
Eurostar £100
Flights £400 (Brussels to Moscow direct with Aeroflot)
Appartment £420 for 4 nights in the Arbat district
Visa £170 (paid all the extra bits upfront rather than paying anything in Moscow)
Not a cheap trip this one, hence going with "Surreyseagulls" on day trip for Vienna (also I want to be back for Leyton Orient the next day and as its a 12.30 kick off a right pain if you wanted to fly back Saturday morning!)
My sister went to Moscow a few years ago and said it is one of the most fasinating places she has been to. I cant wait for this trip. When the draw was made Israel and Russia stood out as potentially great trips. Israel was fantastic, so lets hope Russia lives up to expectations!
Common as Mook
Not Posh as Fook
- Jul 26, 2004
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They explain all the history behind it and they also show you around the other graves at the back of morseleum, such as Stalins and Yuri Gagarin's. It's very interesting and it might score your son some brownie points in history lessons. Definitely worth 30 squids IMHO