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ShaneS14 
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 Topic: How much did Euro 2012 cost altogether?Posted: 20 Nov 2015 at 3:13pm |
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Was too young to go last time but keen on going to France, been going to the games regularly since 2010 and became a ST holder this year, was wondering how much it cost last time and how much you'd expect to bring to France taking into account Travel accommodation food and all the rest?
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Poland was dirt cheap for living, beer/food was for nothing. Probably spent €60/day
Logistics wise, probably spent €250 on flights/trains Accommodation about €30/night Tickets €120/game Total for me (2 games, 7 nights) probably a little over €1k
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For 12 days I reckon about €2,500.
3 tickets = 300 Accom= 500 Flights = 250 Internal Travel = 200 Then youd want about 100 quid a day. Obviously can be done cheaper but I'd imagine there'll be some expensive nights out, so will probably average around that.
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Completely incomparable between the 2. food/drink/accomodation/train etc. France will be at least twice as expensive for most things. Better off just looking at France as seeing how you can save a few bob here and there. Lads were going for 3 course meals in Poland every night due to how cheap it was. France will defo be more of a self-catering job. Buying bread, cans, wines from shops and trying to save money in that way. As even when the Polish double their prices to make the most of the fans money, it was still dirt cheap. Reckon France will be quite expensive.
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France will be way more expensive than Poland. I was at the 3 matches but flew home after the Spain match and flew back for a night for the Italy match. I'd say in all that I spent about €1.3K in total. That was €360 for match tickets, about €400 for flights & trains, €200 for accom and the rest on food & drink.
I'll only be going to 1 or 2 games max in France but I'd say I'll spend a good lot more than I did in Poland.
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Went to Poland for all three and cost aroud €1300. Going again this time but im guessing the cost will be closer to €2,000 or more but worth every cent
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France will probably cost double what Poland Cost easy. We were in Poland for 16 days and we spent about €2,500 for 2 paying for everything.
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In the same boat as yourself.. Definitely looks like it will be upwards of 2k if you're going to all the group games.. The amount of travel in this doesn't help at all
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Was away for 15 days for Poland and all in cost me in the region of €1300 for everything.
Fully expecting France to cost me at least €2000 this time around. Whatever your spending money per day was in Poland you can treble it for France.
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Food and drink prices in France are likely to be 3-5 times greater than Poland. There'll be no 4zl/90c pints in France that's for sure. Supermarkets/Campsites will keep the cost down. Eating and drinking in restaurants every night will cost a fortune.
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Posted: 20 Nov 2015 at 4:23pm |
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Stayed in Berlin for the two weeks. flights 180, tickets 360, accom 200, buses to games 150, spedning money 800. Great that theres something to do every day watching the matches.
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Posted: 20 Nov 2015 at 4:24pm |
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I was in france last summer on a campsite around 2 hours from Paris and a pint cost 7 euro, so you could imagine what it will be like in the city's
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I wonder if the costs of things in France deter people from travelling without match tickets - Poland was different because everything was piss cheap and many who went with no intention of going to the games.
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Posted: 20 Nov 2015 at 4:28pm |
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Poland cost me about 1500. expect to spend around 2000 for the group stages in france but be trying to keep costs down anyway I can
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Posted: 20 Nov 2015 at 4:28pm |
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Reckon the guts of two grand would sort you out. If ye stick in the cans and cheap take always over there. Barely drank in the pubs in Poland as the craic was always out in the squares.
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Poland cost me 2.5K for 16 nights but that was including 2 nights in Germany and 2 in Austria.
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