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Turkish Super League football match prices
by MrMMM
after searching a lot of websites for turkish football matches tickets without any luck ( including biletix).
I was able to find tickets for the match i'm looking for in a website called world ticket shop , yet the price seems to be very high.
145 EUR for category 2 and 175 for category 1 for the match between Besitas and Trabzonspor next Sunday (15/2/2009).
My question is, is this price normal or too high?
should I buy the tickets online now, or I can get a better deal when I try to buy it on the same day from Istanbul?
thanks in advance
Re: Turkish Super League football match prices
by JJfromNJ
I saw a Besiktas match in September. I bought a ticket from the box office a couple hours before kickoff and there were also quite a few being sold on the street. I also went to a sold-out Fenerbahce match and bought a ticket on the street just before the match for only a little over face value. Don't pay those prices online. I don't remember what the face value was but it was WAY less than 145 EUR.
Re: Turkish Super League football match prices
by Karahan
It's pretty high. Biletix is the main and official ticket supplier. If you find he price more than Biletix, so it is exactly high.
Here is the list depending on Biletix. It also says (at Turkish section)tickets will be on sale by this Friday Feb.13th at 11:00am (local Turkish time)
Eski Acik Rakip Takim: 50,00 TL
Eski Acik: 50,00 TL
Kapali Alt: 100,00 TL
Kapali Ust: 150,00 TL
Numarali Kenar: 175,00 TL
Numarali Orta: 250,00 TL
VIP Alt A - F: 225,00 TL
VIP Alt B - E: 250,00 TL
VIP Alt C - D: 300,00 TL
VIP Üst A - F: 300,00 TL
VIP Üst B - E: 400,00 TL
Yeni Acik: 50,00 TL
Re: Turkish Super League football match prices
by schmechi
I visited Fenerbahce-Ankaraspor last November... € 145 is a very high price, although I realized, that prices are higher than in Austria... ;)
I got the tickets from Biltexi-stand at Istlikal cadessi (situated in abookstore near Taksim square) the day before the match.
Travel Tips for Istanbul
Sultanahmet Mosque>This mosque...
by fico
Sultanahmet Mosque>
This mosque was built by Sultan Ahmet I during 1609-1616
in the square carrying his name in Ýstanbul. The architect is Sedefhar Mehmet Aða. It is
the only mosque in Turkey with six minarets. The mosque is 64 x 72 m in dimensions. The
central dome is 43 m in height and is 33.4 m in diameter. 260 windows surround the mosque.
Due to its beautiful blue, green and white tilings it has been named the 'Blue
Mosque' by Europeans. The inscriptions were made by Seyyid Kasým Gubari.
Coffee
by manuelEB
Turkish coffee. No sugar. Enjoyable.
Don't dare to leave the country before having tried this small cup of aromathic beverage. What?!!!
You do not drink coffee? Ok they have turkish
orange Fanta as well... Go ahead!!!
I am just forget how much did I pay for a cup of coffee. It is not on my records. I was not surprised by the price...It means is a reasonable price for the gem.
Cemberlitas Hammam (turkish bath)
by SirRichard
This is probably the most famous of the hammams amongst tourist. Though is a bit expensive (comparing with the media) is a good place for your first hammam experience, as there are many tourists like you and they speak english (not fluent, but english anyway).
Price: 10$ only hammam, 15$ with massage.
They have private cabins where you can leave all your belongings.
It’s located in Yeniceriler Caddesi, just in front of the Constantine’s column.
Actually most of Istanbul lies...
by mixtake
Actually most of Istanbul lies 'off the beaten path'. Many tourists do not venture out of the historic section, which is only just a tiny fraction of the old city. Istanbul is a very large metropolis and it's continuously expanding.
wonderful natural products
by Alikatt about Abdulla
Abdulla is a haven for luxuriating in a bath if you want to be surrounded by naturally derived products for the bath as well as natural fabrics to wrap yourself in apres bath. There are bed and bath linen made of cotton/silk/linen and combinations thereof which are hand loomed by traditional, rare methods. The owner, Metin Tosun works hard at bringing these disappearing crafts to your experience in these modern times. There are also soaps, essential oils plus mohair and sheep skin throws. dyed sheep skin bed covers and throws, just about any item there is a gem. prices are higher than usual bath products because the techiques are specialized and the experience of being in either one of this two shops adjacent to Cafe Fez is just wonderful.
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