All things Hertz Away

[Pacman1903]

It's going to be a **** view.
They've not even centralised the pitch so we're further away from the actual pitch.

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Clever ploy in my eyes

[Jupiter]

That's a short looking pitch, they seem to have made it as small as possible to help Levein's hideous combination of bus parking and long ball hoofing.

[kkong]

Im in the same boat, kids football on the Saturday morning. The tram journey is about 20 mins, will be fun getting a tram back, busy as feck

Getting a tram to Murrayfield is not a good idea... there is no direct route to North side turnstiles where we will enter.

Be nearly as quick walking from Haymarket.

Have a look on the map.

[64syrupofjarvie]

26 left, likely sell them and offer a few of the higher up ones by phone only

[Feck_the_Huns]

Harlaw?

Aye I'm there as well tomorrow.

Still in two minds about this, when is the deadline for buying tickets, 5.30 tonight?

[Aldo1983]

7000 sold according to the club. I've a bad feeling though that we will end up dropping points.

[Feck_the_Huns]

Getting a tram to Murrayfield is not a good idea... there is no direct route to North side turnstiles where we will enter.

Be nearly as quick walking from Haymarket.

Have a look on the map.

How's that, like? Even if the Tram stop is on the south side, why can't you walk round the stadium to the north side?

EDIT - Detour up Roseburn St, then Roseburn Crescent? 5 min detour on foot, surely?

[fatshaft]

7000 sold according to the club. I've a bad feeling though that we will end up dropping points.

Kinda looking for help here too. Park at the Gyle and tram it doon was the idea, not seeing a better option?

[Feck_the_Huns]

Kinda looking for help here too. Park at the Gyle and tram it doon was the idea, not seeing a better option?

From the AFC website:-

"Aberdeen fans are advised not to use the tram to travel all the way to BT Murrayfield as the associated tram stop is some distance from the away fans entrance.

Aberdeen fans who travel into Edinburgh city centre are encouraged to walk, take a taxi or a bus to get to the Murrayfield area where access to the north turnstiles can be gained.

Fans traveling by car or bus, should leave plenty of time for their journey."

Was kkong correctly pointed out, better staying on the Tram till the next stop at Haymarket, even though its geographically a lot further away

[redrowie]

Kinda looking for help here too. Park at the Gyle and tram it doon was the idea, not seeing a better option?

Use Lothian Buses. Buses 12, 26 and 31 go from Corstorphine to Murrayfield (and on into town centre). The 31 goes from the main road at Maybury (near The Gyle). £1.60 fare. Exact fare needed on bus.