JoeyB Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 Anyone been to the Nou camp before? and if so where did you get your tickets from? (what site) Just, Me, Dad and 2 of his mates fancy a trip over while we can get cheap tickets with Ryanair. Cheers lads.
DB11 Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 I've been The tour is totally shite and rubbish and waste of money though - although you'll still go on it regardless of what I say
JoeyB Posted 18 January 2009 Author Posted 18 January 2009 I've been The tour is totally shite and rubbish and waste of money though - although you'll still go on it regardless of what I say You got to really . Just need a site where i can get cheap tickets to match with cheap flights for a weekend over their watching Barca.
Sparky Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 If you are a football fan you will love the tour , well worth the money . Cant help with the tickets though
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 Just go to the Bernabeu instead.
Samilktray Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 I really want to go, and since watching them a few times recently its made me wanna go even more.
JoeyB Posted 18 January 2009 Author Posted 18 January 2009 Oh and if the cheap tickets don't clash with a Leicester Match it will be much better Edit: the games i'm looking at are: Villarreal or Atlético Osasuna
DB11 Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 If you are a football fan you will love the tour , well worth the money . Cant help with the tickets though It's shocking. Nothing like other ones I've been on. Best tour though is the Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro
Shrenchel Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 You can just buy them on the day, it's extremely rare for it to sell-out. Any of these ticket websites you buy them off will be more expensive because they're taking a cut. Can buy them off the official website and probably pick them up at the ground if you're worried 30,000 extra fans might suddenly turn up to the match you're going to. Go and watch espanyol whilst you're there as well. Much better experience in terms of getting to see what Spainish football is all about.
Sparky Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 It's shocking. Nothing like other ones I've been on. Best tour though is the Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro Its not , seriously .
JoeyB Posted 18 January 2009 Author Posted 18 January 2009 PM Nathen. http://www.foxestalk.co.uk/forums/index.php?showuser=7895 ? You can just buy them on the day, it's extremely rare for it to sell-out. Any of these ticket websites you buy them off will be more expensive because they're taking a cut. Can buy them off the official website and probably pick them up at the ground if you're worried 30,000 extra fans might suddenly turn up to the match you're going to. Go and watch espanyol whilst you're there as well. Much better experience in terms of getting to see what Spainish football is all about. TBh i would much rather have a ticket ready if you know what i mean, yes i know it won't be sold out, but the games i'm looking at are the last 2 home games of the season. So its just making sure i have one if you know what i mean.
Shrenchel Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 The tour is pretty shit. Not as cringeworthy as the bernabeu but you get to see so much less of the ground.
Sparky Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 I thought it was The history of the place is awesome , and the stories they tell about the chapel and the sacred statue are enthralling . I fail to see how a football fan could find it "shit"
StanSP Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 Went there last summer. I found the tour quite good Buy on the day. At the time it was 15Euros each i think. Loved it to be honest.
Shrenchel Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 http://www.foxestalk.co.uk/forums/index.php?showuser=7895 ?TBh i would much rather have a ticket ready if you know what i mean, yes i know it won't be sold out, but the games i'm looking at are the last 2 home games of the season. So its just making sure i have one if you know what i mean. Fair enough. They'll go on sale on the official website a month before though so you can get it sorted in plenty of time, there's an english version of the website as well so it's not difficult to navigate.
JakeShingler Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 http://www.foxestalk.co.uk/forums/index.php?showuser=7895 ? No Nathko Darkervic
JoeyB Posted 18 January 2009 Author Posted 18 January 2009 Fair enough. They'll go on sale on the official website a month before though so you can get it sorted in plenty of time, there's an english version of the website as well so it's not difficult to navigate. I know what you are saying, but i don't want to get all the way their and not get in, would just be my luck tbh.
Shrenchel Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 Fair enough mate. A villareal ticket on the official site will set you back about 40 euros though whilst most websites seem to be charging over 100.
Stevosevic Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 I have been, booked the tour and tickets in advance, but my Dad did it so i don't know where. Don't just go for the fooball though, it's an incredible city with so much culture, plenty to see, Nou Camp is just a small part of it.
Darkzzz_ Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 I have been, booked the tour and tickets in advance, but my Dad did it so i don't know where.Don't just go for the fooball though, it's an incredible city with so much culture, plenty to see, Nou Camp is just a small part of it. Exactly. Camp Nou is the icing, but it isn't the cake. It is beautiful, I go every year for a few days, catch a game and enjoy the wonders of a great City. I am going again in 3 weeks. The tour isn't bad at all, It is great when you get to sit in the number 10 seat of the president, that seat is given up for the King Of Spain when he visits the Camp Nou. You will really appreciate the club and the history of the club if you do it. Check the Mini Estadi out too, you sometimes get a chance to see the youth players playing. I did a few times, I watched Bojan there back in 2004. Overall, you will enjoy Barcelona and try and get up to the Olympic village to check out Espanyol, Even catch a game if you can. It is a great atmosphere, just watch out for the cats under your seats, that is how open the stadium is.
Head Honcho Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 Exactly.Camp Nou is the icing, but it isn't the cake. It is beautiful, I go every year for a few days, catch a game and enjoy the wonders of a great City. I am going again in 3 weeks. The tour isn't bad at all, It is great when you get to sit in the number 10 seat of the president, that seat is given up for the King Of Spain when he visits the Camp Nou. You will really appreciate that club and the history of the club if you do it. Check the Mini Estadi out too, you sometimes get a chance to see the youth players playing. I did a few times, I watched Bojan there back in 2004. Overall, you will enjoy Barcelona and try and get up the Olympic village to check out Espanyol, Even catch a game if you can. It is a great atmosphere, just watch out for the cats under your seats, that is how open the stadium is. For the best views in Barcelona go up the funicular to Mt Tibidabo http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tibidabo
DB11 Posted 18 January 2009 Posted 18 January 2009 The history of the place is awesome , and the stories they tell about the chapel and the sacred statue are enthralling . I fail to see how a football fan could find it "shit" What fcuking stories? And I've never heard of this chapel or any sacred statue
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