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Munich bound, but no tickets. So it looks like Kilian's is the place to be on friday and saturday. I tried to reserve a table there for the 19th a few weeks ago, they were booked up. I hope there is enough room for us/screens to see the action. Hopefully they put together something large and outdoor with screens for Chelsea supporters before then, but if we flood the pubs early i think we'll be ok. If anyone has any extra tickets for the olympic stadium let me know i may be interested in a few. Let's keep updating here if we know anything new!

Olympic stadium viewing is already sold out. This city is going to be bursting at the seams with people. Any other public/outdoor viewing areas? Chelsea fans need to commandeer a beer hall or something!

Hey! Got my plane tickets and hotel in central Munich booked weeks ago, because i never had a doubt Not even gonna try for a match ticket, but I hope to find a good place to watch the match with fellow blues. If Real advance I assume everywhere would be cool, but if Munich go through I'd like to find a Chelsea friendly venue to watch. I hear Stadion is a good, but do you have any other recommendations? Up the Chels!

After the best week of my life, traveling from the states to London for the first time. Fulham match at the bridge. anticipation of this tie. to end like this. Far worse than last year's final (we had a FAIR chance in that match and it didn't work out) I'm still shaking in anger. boycotting eufa, and the final. BUT, i still have this little tune in the back of my head. Que sera sera, whatever will be will be, we're going to wembely, que sera sera ;)

gotta get one first Liam :lol: thanks for everyones help! but i've come up with a new problem... viagogo seems like the best way to get a ticket (thanks loz) but you need to be a true blue member, which i am not, and according to the cfc website cannot become this season. is there any other way to get a membership? does anyone have any other ideas? i've also seen pricey thomas cook ticket and hotel packages, and chelsea "hospitality packages" which are a lot of money. i'm going to be spending a ton of money getting there anyway, so if i have to get some "package" its not the end of the world...but i'd still just like the ticket on its own. thanks again

yea, that's not too far from me

where does he live?

haha......i've done it. it's almost mandatory...

thank you to loz! very helpful.

northern suburbs. montgomery county. north wales township.

Hello, I'm a newbie from the states and am planning a trip to london. and hopefully to the 2.5.2009 fulham derby game. I've never been to europe and need some advice from locals or people who have traveled to see a game. I can handle getting to the bridge, but have some questions about the game and london. First, whats the best way to get tickets? I've seen tickets online anywhere from 35-350gbp ($50-500 usd) cfc website says they won't release tickets until 4 weeks prior to match. does anyone have experience with ticket exchanges, and if so, what would you recommend as the safest and best deal? Second, where (if i have any choice) should i get a seat? best stand? best view? i would hate to be in the upper with the sun in my eyes all afternoon. Third, best way to get around london? i'll probably get a hotel room in the kensington area and don't mind walking a bit. but if i'm there i'll want to see a bit of london. don't care about typical tourist crap. are taxi drivers gonna see an American "sucker"? i figure the tube will get me where i want to go, but is there anything i should know? Finally, can anyone recommend the best pubs/resturants in the area especially matchday before and after. Thank you in advance to any replies!