Despite it being Real’s European debut this campaign, support at the Allianz Riviera stand was lower than expected. Fans are expected to outnumber the 180 applicants for the draw held by the club to sell the 1,525 seats they have. The sale has remained open since then, so it is expected that more fans will make the trip to support the team.
Many fans will be arriving in the French city both in their own cars and by public transport. For all of them, the club has published important information for fans who will attend the match, with the aim of ensuring a safe and orderly movement.
Directions to follow
To access the stadium, in addition to the ticket, it will be mandatory to have a bracelet that fans must collect in the “Parking des Pins”, a space set up for Real fans, located 2 kilometers from the stadium . The collection point will be operational from 5:00 pm, and it will be necessary to show the ticket to get the bracelet.
The club recommends that fans arrive early and use the shuttle buses that leave from Parking des Pins to the stadium. It is important to note that this transportation is the only authorized way to travel to the stadium and, later, return to the venue after the match.
To avoid the crowds in the center of Nice, the local authorities have recommended a specific area of bars in the town of Saint Laurent du Var, about 10 kilometers from Nice, called “Promenade Des Flots Bleus”. This will be the pre-match meeting point for Real Sociedad fans.
From the Meeting Point, fans must follow a series of steps to reach the wristband collection point:
– Walk about 15 minutes from Promenade Des Flots Bleus to Saint Laurent du Var train station.
– Take a train to Saint Agustin station.
– From there, go to the nearby Gran Arenas tram station.
– Take the tram and get off at Cadam Center Administratif station.
With all these indications, Real Sociedad seeks to make the experience of the fans who will travel to cheer the team on its European debut as seamless and safe as possible.
Source: La Verdad
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