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Hello
My friend and I are thinking of going to Hamburg 23rd-26th March, we would like to see the HSV game, but we are flying home on the Sunday. The HSV website says the game will either be on Saturday OR Sunday. When will the day be decided for definate? and which is it more likely to be?
Also, which is the best way for us to guarantee tickets as we live in the UK? We dont speak German so cant really buy tickets over the internet
Kind Regards.
Taken from: http://www.hsv.de/index.php?id=13101
Round 27 25.03.06 3:30 pm HSV - Borussia Dortmund
For tickets: http://www.hsv.de/index.php?id=9304
PJ
The HSV ticket site is German only. To order tickets you may use kartenhaus.de instead, has already prooved to work fine for UK residents. On kartenhaus.de, select the English flag top right, then "Sport" a bit below, at the right end of the menu bar. On the following page select "Hamburger SV" middle left, not "HSV Hamburg" top right (the latter is the handball team of the HSV). The matches are finally listed on the next page. As ordinary guest you'll probably want seats either on the east or west side of the stadium.
That said, I must add that you might have to contact service@kartenhaus.de first since for some reason all tickets are currently listed "in Vorbereitung" ("in preparation") even though they are already on sale on the HSV's site. No idea if that's a temporary problem, but if not they might still be able to arrange something.
There is still uncertainty over the match being on a Saturday or Sunday, the Saturday listing on the website is subject to change it seems.
I wonder when it will be decided for definate?
One more note: If kartenhaus.de can't help, send a fax to ++49 40 4155 2036, that's the fax machine of the HSV ticket sales department. (Don't forget to complain that the HSV ticket site is German only ;)
The match is on Saturday.
Is this certain? Some HSV fans are telling me it is not yet decided.
Its difficult as there are only 1000 tickets left - not much time left.
Thanks for all the responses
Well, let's put this way: For the match tomorrow there are right now 1200 tickets left. It's against Stuttgart, ranked #6, while Dortmund is ranked #9. Granted, Dortmund is a bit more popular than Stuttgart, but to me it still looks like chances are good that tickets for the Dortmund match won't be sold out tomorrow, just like the Stuttgart tickets were not sold out a month in advance. So, keep cool, wait a week or two and have an eye on the HSV schedule (and you'll need to find out how to buy your tickets anyway).
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The airline Ryanair offers cheap tickets but mostly flies to airports that are pretty far from where you want to go...
There are also bus connections starting / leaving from ZOB (central bus terminal) next to the mail railway station in Hamburg (Hauptbahnhof) to different airports.
You will find more information and/or time shedules here:
For Lübeck (LBC): around 8 € and one hour
Ryanair: www.vhhpvg.de / http://www.vhhpvg.ch/ryan/index.php
Jet2: www.vhhpvg.de
Bremen (BRE): around 14 € and 1,5 hours
www.bus2fly.de
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