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Rennes Away (Travel Plans)

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NZ_Foxile

NZ_Foxile

Posted
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15 minutes ago, Lcfc82 said:

Got my ticket, gone for the upper tier.

How long have they been doing that thing where you can’t just pick any seat if you’re just getting a single ticket ?

For quite some time. Annoying, isn’t it?! 

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Guest Lcfc82

Guest Lcfc82

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9 minutes ago, NZ_Foxile said:

For quite some time. Annoying, isn’t it?! 

Just a bit. Shows how long it’s been since I last went an away game.

KrefelderFox666

KrefelderFox666

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I can buy now but am gonna wait until tomorrow evening when I can buy my mate's too.

 

I make it just over 700 left but with the caveat that 300 were "reserved" by the club. So maybe just under 400 actually sold?

walkerleeds

walkerleeds

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36 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

Lower tier with the other nuisances - looking at the seating plan, you can defo fit more in that away end but they are restricting it

 

Happy with that. Means people can congregate where they want particularly if both upper and lower are the same concourse. 

Foxes1

Foxes1

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8 minutes ago, 8 ball said:

Is it unallocated seating as my mates are on sale now and ours tomm at 8?? 

So far I have been Warsaw, Napoli & Randers and people stood where they like, at Randers even the stewards didn't know the row numbers, think that's why the atmosphere at Randers was first class. 

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adejo92

adejo92

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So, i have done some research to save others the hassle and have put together the following.

 

 

Entry Requirements

 

 

In order to enter France, you must be classed as Fully vaccinated. Those who aren’t fully vaccinated will not be able to enter the country to watch Football!

To be considered fully vaccinated, you must comply to the following;

  • Have received both Jabs AND your Booster (Only 1 Booster needed)

OR

  • Have received the second dose of a two-dose vaccine (Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca) at least a week before arriving in France, but no more than nine months ago.
  • Have received a single doese vaccine (Johnson & Johnson) at least 28 days before arriving in France but no more than 9 months ago.
  • Have received the first dose of vaccine at least a week before arriving in France AND you have previously had COVID-19 at least 11 days ago and within the last 6 months.

 

So, to answer some of the common situations;

 

- You only need to have had 1 Booster.

- There is no expiry on the Booster.

- If your jabs were before Mid June, you will need a Booster.

- No Jabs = No Travel.

- If you plan on using "I've recovered from COVID in the last 6 months" then you still need to have had your first jab.

 

Those who haven’t had any jabs will not get in to the country, no if’s, buts or maybes.

 

 

 

Documentation

 

You must have both of the below if you are aged 12 years and above;

 

1) Proof of Vaccination - France will accept UK proof of vaccination / recovery which means the NHS app that we would usually use will be fine for this trip.

 

As always, don’t rely on the availability of internet / WIFI at the airport. Save your Vaccine certificate on your phone before you leave, or, better still, print it off and keep it with you for your trip. Watching the walking dead try to load up their pass at the arrivals desk is neither exciting, or practical, especially as we will all want to be out of the airport ASAP!

 

2) Sworn Statement (déclaration sur l’honneur) - Simply print it off, fill it in and keep it with you throughout your time in France. You could be asked for this at any time when it comes to hospitality etc.

LINK TO FORM

 

 

Other Useful Information

  • Face masks are still common place in France.
  • If your flying to Nantes, there are shuttle buses every 20 mins running between the Airport, Train Station & City. Buses are located outside Hall 2 at the airport and cost 9 Euros per ticket.

 

  • I don't believe Passenger locator forms are required if you are fully vaccinated unless anyone can tell me differently.

 

 

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KrefelderFox666

KrefelderFox666

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51 minutes ago, adejo92 said:

So, i have done some research to save others the hassle and have put together the following.

 

 

Entry Requirements

 

 

In order to enter France, you must be classed as Fully vaccinated. Those who aren’t fully vaccinated will not be able to enter the country to watch Football!

To be considered fully vaccinated, you must comply to the following;

  • Have received both Jabs AND your Booster (Only 1 Booster needed)

OR

  • Have received the second dose of a two-dose vaccine (Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca) at least a week before arriving in France, but no more than nine months ago.
  • Have received a single doese vaccine (Johnson & Johnson) at least 28 days before arriving in France but no more than 9 months ago.
  • Have received the first dose of vaccine at least a week before arriving in France AND you have previously had COVID-19 at least 11 days ago and within the last 6 months.

 

So, to answer some of the common situations;

 

- You only need to have had 1 Booster.

- There is no expiry on the Booster.

- If your jabs were before Mid June, you will need a Booster.

- No Jabs = No Travel.

- If you plan on using "I've recovered from COVID in the last 6 months" then you still need to have had your first jab.

 

Those who haven’t had any jabs will not get in to the country, no if’s, buts or maybes.

 

 

 

Documentation

 

You must have both of the below if you are aged 12 years and above;

 

1) Proof of Vaccination - France will accept UK proof of vaccination / recovery which means the NHS app that we would usually use will be fine for this trip.

 

As always, don’t rely on the availability of internet / WIFI at the airport. Save your Vaccine certificate on your phone before you leave, or, better still, print it off and keep it with you for your trip. Watching the walking dead try to load up their pass at the arrivals desk is neither exciting, or practical, especially as we will all want to be out of the airport ASAP!

 

2) Sworn Statement (déclaration sur l’honneur) - Simply print it off, fill it in and keep it with you throughout your time in France. You could be asked for this at any time when it comes to hospitality etc.

LINK TO FORM

 

 

Other Useful Information

  • Face masks are still common place in France.
  • If your flying to Nantes, there are shuttle buses every 20 mins running between the Airport, Train Station & City. Buses are located outside Hall 2 at the airport and cost 9 Euros per ticket.

 

  • I don't believe Passenger locator forms are required if you are fully vaccinated unless anyone can tell me differently.

 

 

I read that a PLF may be required. However, they are usually checked by the travel operator before departing so worth double checking. Not sure anyone checks these anymore. I have filled one in just in case, takes 5 mins.

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8 ball

8 ball

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1 hour ago, adejo92 said:

So, i have done some research to save others the hassle and have put together the following.

 

 

Entry Requirements

 

 

In order to enter France, you must be classed as Fully vaccinated. Those who aren’t fully vaccinated will not be able to enter the country to watch Football!

To be considered fully vaccinated, you must comply to the following;

  • Have received both Jabs AND your Booster (Only 1 Booster needed)

OR

  • Have received the second dose of a two-dose vaccine (Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca) at least a week before arriving in France, but no more than nine months ago.
  • Have received a single doese vaccine (Johnson & Johnson) at least 28 days before arriving in France but no more than 9 months ago.
  • Have received the first dose of vaccine at least a week before arriving in France AND you have previously had COVID-19 at least 11 days ago and within the last 6 months.

 

So, to answer some of the common situations;

 

- You only need to have had 1 Booster.

- There is no expiry on the Booster.

- If your jabs were before Mid June, you will need a Booster.

- No Jabs = No Travel.

- If you plan on using "I've recovered from COVID in the last 6 months" then you still need to have had your first jab.

 

Those who haven’t had any jabs will not get in to the country, no if’s, buts or maybes.

 

 

 

Documentation

 

You must have both of the below if you are aged 12 years and above;

 

1) Proof of Vaccination - France will accept UK proof of vaccination / recovery which means the NHS app that we would usually use will be fine for this trip.

 

As always, don’t rely on the availability of internet / WIFI at the airport. Save your Vaccine certificate on your phone before you leave, or, better still, print it off and keep it with you for your trip. Watching the walking dead try to load up their pass at the arrivals desk is neither exciting, or practical, especially as we will all want to be out of the airport ASAP!

 

2) Sworn Statement (déclaration sur l’honneur) - Simply print it off, fill it in and keep it with you throughout your time in France. You could be asked for this at any time when it comes to hospitality etc.

LINK TO FORM

 

 

Other Useful Information

  • Face masks are still common place in France.
  • If your flying to Nantes, there are shuttle buses every 20 mins running between the Airport, Train Station & City. Buses are located outside Hall 2 at the airport and cost 9 Euros per ticket.

 

  • I don't believe Passenger locator forms are required if you are fully vaccinated unless anyone can tell me differently.

 

 

My lads 13 and has had no jabs at all . He won’t need compelling reason as under 18 and I m fully jabbed up ……will he be ok with just a negative PCR/ antigen just before we go?????

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KrefelderFox666

KrefelderFox666

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13 minutes ago, 8 ball said:

My lads 13 and has had no jabs at all . He won’t need compelling reason as under 18 and I m fully jabbed up ……will he be ok with just a negative PCR/ antigen just before we go?????

Yes, 12-17 year olds who are unvaccinated can travel with a fully vaccinated adult as long as they produce a negative test (and they need the sworn declaration form too).

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foxes61

foxes61

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2 hours ago, adejo92 said:

So, i have done some research to save others the hassle and have put together the following.

 

 

Entry Requirements

 

 

In order to enter France, you must be classed as Fully vaccinated. Those who aren’t fully vaccinated will not be able to enter the country to watch Football!

To be considered fully vaccinated, you must comply to the following;

  • Have received both Jabs AND your Booster (Only 1 Booster needed)

OR

  • Have received the second dose of a two-dose vaccine (Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca) at least a week before arriving in France, but no more than nine months ago.
  • Have received a single doese vaccine (Johnson & Johnson) at least 28 days before arriving in France but no more than 9 months ago.
  • Have received the first dose of vaccine at least a week before arriving in France AND you have previously had COVID-19 at least 11 days ago and within the last 6 months.

 

So, to answer some of the common situations;

 

- You only need to have had 1 Booster.

- There is no expiry on the Booster.

- If your jabs were before Mid June, you will need a Booster.

- No Jabs = No Travel.

- If you plan on using "I've recovered from COVID in the last 6 months" then you still need to have had your first jab.

 

Those who haven’t had any jabs will not get in to the country, no if’s, buts or maybes.

 

 

 

Documentation

 

You must have both of the below if you are aged 12 years and above;

 

1) Proof of Vaccination - France will accept UK proof of vaccination / recovery which means the NHS app that we would usually use will be fine for this trip.

 

As always, don’t rely on the availability of internet / WIFI at the airport. Save your Vaccine certificate on your phone before you leave, or, better still, print it off and keep it with you for your trip. Watching the walking dead try to load up their pass at the arrivals desk is neither exciting, or practical, especially as we will all want to be out of the airport ASAP!

 

2) Sworn Statement (déclaration sur l’honneur) - Simply print it off, fill it in and keep it with you throughout your time in France. You could be asked for this at any time when it comes to hospitality etc.

LINK TO FORM

 

 

Other Useful Information

  • Face masks are still common place in France.
  • If your flying to Nantes, there are shuttle buses every 20 mins running between the Airport, Train Station & City. Buses are located outside Hall 2 at the airport and cost 9 Euros per ticket.

 

  • I don't believe Passenger locator forms are required if you are fully vaccinated unless anyone can tell me differently.

 

 

Going with two mates both not boosted. One of them 2nd dose in Nov and the other in Aug so looks like they will be ok! 
 

9 months will take you to June max. 

adejo92

adejo92

Posted
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7 hours ago, foxes61 said:

Going with two mates both not boosted. One of them 2nd dose in Nov and the other in Aug so looks like they will be ok! 
 

9 months will take you to June max. 

Yep, both will be absolutely fine. Like you say, it's people who's 2nd jab was before around Mid June that would need to have the booster. :)

Guest David Oldfields Gate

Guest David Oldfields Gate

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Don't want to sound like mother but I suggest everyone takes out a £5 travel insurance just in case the airlines pull services or what not either because they can't get fuel or to stem losses. Fuel situation getting pretty mad by the day, my industry is in meltdown.

 

The Year Of The Fox

The Year Of The Fox

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28 minutes ago, David Oldfields Gate said:

Don't want to sound like mother but I suggest everyone takes out a £5 travel insurance just in case the airlines pull services or what not either because they can't get fuel or to stem losses. Fuel situation getting pretty mad by the day, my industry is in meltdown.

 

Is your industry aviation?

Permafrost

Permafrost

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12 hours ago, KrefelderFox666 said:

I read that a PLF may be required. However, they are usually checked by the travel operator before departing so worth double checking. Not sure anyone checks these anymore. I have filled one in just in case, takes 5 mins.

Do you need a PLF when entering back in the UK?

KrefelderFox666

KrefelderFox666

Posted
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18 minutes ago, Kegworthfox said:

Taking my 12 year old grandson he as just had his 2nd jab will this be ok for him or will I need a Covid test 

If he is double jabbed then he is good to go without a test.

William Luk

William Luk

Posted
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6 minutes ago, KrefelderFox666 said:

A load have vanished all of a sudden, seems very strange.

aye mate. probably some ST holders using their account to held some tickets on basket for members on tmr.

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