Insidertips Copenhagen (from a Dane)

MadsV wrote: keith11 wrote: @Mads The tickets issued for the Copenhagen game by the Danish general sale are just PDF documents.  Do you just print them off and run the barcode to get through the turnstile or do you physically hand it over to someone who checks it? I am going to print mine, and as I recall you scan it yourself. Here's some info that may or may not be useful: https://billetsalg.dbu.dk/index/extraterms  ;

Thanks Mads.  If you can just scan them and walk through then that saves me worrying about getting into a conversation in Danish and being questioned about having the Danish general sale tickets.

RuairiGucks wrote: Hi Mads, I have a ticket for section C2 for the game - How hard do you think it will be for me to get into the Irish section (D3, D2, D1)? Cheers

Haha.I’d say he had a fair idea.Tried to keep the sentences as short as possible.Threw in a few ‘Mange tak’ and ‘hilsen’.
If I was Danish,I’d obviously prefer to see the ticket going to a home fan so they might not reply if you write in English.
I see you want to go the Little Mermaid dressed as a lobster and sing “Under the Sea”

Fatnacho wrote: Haha.I’d say he had a fair idea.Tried to keep the sentences as short as possible.Threw in a few ‘Mange tak’ and ‘hilsen’. If I was Danish,I’d obviously prefer to see the ticket going to a home fan so they might not reply if you write in English. I see you want to go the Little Mermaid dressed as a lobster and sing “Under the Sea”

Do we get any free travel with the ticket ?  trams or buses etc

Deane wrote: keith11 wrote: Do we get any free travel with the ticket ?  trams or buses etc All Taxis are free with match ticket. Airport transfers also included in that between 10th-12th November. Not sure about trams and trains though.

Myself and one of the lads both in the home section. Gonna use sign language if anyone starts asking us questions.

MadsV wrote: Fatnacho wrote: Thanks for checking. Will be sitting there on my tod at 6 with my red scarf pretending to be a local just in case anyway .Definately worth keeping an eye out on that site for more tickets but i’d say they’re more liable to sell if they think you’re Danish.Also insist on PayPal so your payment is covered. I’d say the prices will drop on DBA closer to the match-some listings have been up for a few days so there mustn’t be much interest at those prices from the locals. You can go the Viagogo route-guaranteed ticket and less hassle but you’re gonna be paying at least double or treble the price. I know that there were Polish fans in the Danish section for the game we played against them recently. I think it's fair to say that the Danish fans aren't as enthustiastic about the national team which means few people are willing to deal with touts. I paid about 50 euros for my ticket, wouldn't want to pay more than that.

the_walls wrote: MadsV wrote: Fatnacho wrote: Thanks for checking. Will be sitting there on my tod at 6 with my red scarf pretending to be a local just in case anyway .Definately worth keeping an eye out on that site for more tickets but i’d say they’re more liable to sell if they think you’re Danish.Also insist on PayPal so your payment is covered. I’d say the prices will drop on DBA closer to the match-some listings have been up for a few days so there mustn’t be much interest at those prices from the locals. You can go the Viagogo route-guaranteed ticket and less hassle but you’re gonna be paying at least double or treble the price. I know that there were Polish fans in the Danish section for the game we played against them recently. I think it's fair to say that the Danish fans aren't as enthustiastic about the national team which means few people are willing to deal with touts. I paid about 50 euros for my ticket, wouldn't want to pay more than that.   Our away end tickets are €60 face value. I didn't think you could charge away fans more than home fans, particularly as our section is behind the goal so it's hardly in a more expensive section.

Im in D3 and paid €60 too