OS travel advice for Inter Milan away...

[BoringOldFan]

I have been asked by the club to bring the following to your attention...

Please note, fans are advised not to travel to Milan without tickets purchased officially from the Club.

Spurs fans travelling to Milan will enjoy this busy, historic City, which has plenty to offer.


There are numerous restaurants and cafes to visit and plenty of shopping for those who wish to do so. The City Centre is dominated by the beautiful Duomo Cathedral, which is well worth a visit.


Maps of the City are freely available in the arrivals section at the Airport.
Fans arriving via official means, as arranged with Thomas Cook and THFC, will be dropped off at the Piazza Castello.


Please ensure that you are aware of the time to return to this area as the coaches will leave for the San Siro at 6:00pm promptly.


For those travelling independently, the easiest and quickest route to the Stadium is via the Metro System - Red Line, alighting at Piazzali Lotto, where there will be shuttle buses waiting to take you the rest of the way.
The walk from this Station is about 20 minutes. If taking a Tram from the City Centre, you should take no:16 - direction Axum.


On arrival at the Stadium, you should go to Gate 10, where the Police Authorities will undertake a search of the fans and tickets will be checked by the Police at this stage.


You will then be guided through to either Tower 8 or 9 where there will be a flight of stairs or a public walkway/ramp that will take you to the top tier where our seats are allocated.


Please note that there is no public lift available, the only access is via the Towers and we would advise all of our fans to take their time both entering and exiting the Stadium.

As always, THFC Stewards will be on hand to assist and advise if required. Please approach them if you have any difficulty in reaching the seated area and they will escort you.

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Judging by some of the other threads on here, I would say this advice may come a trifle too late for some. :wink:

 

[dickyid]

Please note that Spurs charge an effing fortune for 20 Euro tickets. English football is a con & this "official tour" stuff is a racket.

 

[DiscoD1882]

like the way they are telling the italian hoolies where you are getting dropped off.