For the Champions League match that FC Barcelona will play against FC Bayern at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys tomorrow, Wednesday, October 23 (9:00 pm), the Club will take the necessary measures to ensure the safety of all members and locals and visiting fans, in this high-risk classified match. In this way, FC Barcelona implements control measures on the sale of tickets, especially regarding the sale of seats and the presence in the stadium of assistants from the rival team outside the space reserved for opponents fans
Therefore, a reminder is made to all fans of the rival team, in this case, fans of FC Bayern without a ticket, to avoid traveling to the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, as there are no points of sale. Only the public with tickets managed by their club in areas reserved for visiting fans can access the stadium.
It is also recommended to follow a series of mobility instructions to facilitate access and smooth exit to both Montjuïc Mountain and the sports area. For the public watching the match, it is recommended that they access the stadium on foot or by public transport, such as the subway or funicular, among others, as well as by the free shuttle service for attendees. The public is also asked to avoid, as much as possible, private vehicles, especially on Maria Cristina Avenue due to the possible concentration of fans of the opposing team.
In the area closest to the stadium it cannot circulate and in the area around the Olympic Ring only four-wheeled vehicles with accreditation can access it. Urban Police will remove vehicles parked in unauthorized areas. In the case of motorcycles, up to a maximum of 3,500 motorcycles will be able to access and park in the areas near the stadium. Finally, it is worth remembering that there will be no left-luggage area.
On the other hand, the Club provides a series of accessibility instructions for people with disabilities, reduced mobility or wheelchair users, as well as their companions.
Source: La Verdad
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