Question for European board members

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

Hi friends: chewy-chew-chew here: i have never been to your zone before but i heard there is a singular 'euro-rail' pass u can buy and you can go to many different places: well could i use that to go to the following cities, and also i want to know, is it easy to travel to these places, city by city, on the rail system. also these are all relatively safe cities in case i dont have place to stay and i have to wonder around all night for a few weeks, ok:

11 June - Helsinki, Finland Olympic Stadium

14 June - Herning, Denmark Messecenter

15 June - Hamburg, Germany AOL Arena

17 June - Berne, Switzerland Stade de Suisse

18 June - Linz, Austria Gugglestadium

20 June - Budapest, Hungary Puskas Ferenc Stadion

21 June - Katowice, Poland Slaski Stadium

23 June - Hannover, Germany AWD Arena

26 June - Dusseldorf, Germany LTU Arena

29 June - Stuttgart, Germany Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadium

30 June - Paris, France Parc Des Princes

1 July - Amsterdam, Holland Arena

3 July - Berlin, Germany Olympiastadion

4 July - Leipzig, Germany Zentralstadion

5 July - Frankfurt, Germany Commerzbank Arena

7 July - London, UK Twickenham Stadium

8 July - Manchester, UK Old Trafford Football Stadium

10 July - Munich, Germany Olympiastadion

12 July - Monaco, Louis II Stadium

14 July - Rome, Italy Telecomcerto at Colosseo

[Claude]

You're coming to Europe to visit stadiums, and are willing to spend most of time on trains?

This site has info on the Eurorail pass: http://www.raileurope.com/us/index.htm

Edit: How many Genesis concerts are you planning to attend?

http://www.genesis-music.com/genesisdates.htm

Edited November 10, 2006 by Claude

[jostber]

Hi friends: chewy-chew-chew here: i have never been to your zone before but i heard there is a singular 'euro-rail' pass u can buy and you can go to many different places: well could i use that to go to the following cities, and also i want to know, is it easy to travel to these places, city by city, on the rail system. also these are all relatively safe cities in case i dont have place to stay and i have to wonder around all night for a few weeks, ok:

11 June - Helsinki, Finland Olympic Stadium

14 June - Herning, Denmark Messecenter

15 June - Hamburg, Germany AOL Arena

17 June - Berne, Switzerland Stade de Suisse

18 June - Linz, Austria Gugglestadium

20 June - Budapest, Hungary Puskas Ferenc Stadion

21 June - Katowice, Poland Slaski Stadium

23 June - Hannover, Germany AWD Arena

26 June - Dusseldorf, Germany LTU Arena

29 June - Stuttgart, Germany Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadium

30 June - Paris, France Parc Des Princes

1 July - Amsterdam, Holland Arena

3 July - Berlin, Germany Olympiastadion

4 July - Leipzig, Germany Zentralstadion

5 July - Frankfurt, Germany Commerzbank Arena

7 July - London, UK Twickenham Stadium

8 July - Manchester, UK Old Trafford Football Stadium

10 July - Munich, Germany Olympiastadion

12 July - Monaco, Louis II Stadium

14 July - Rome, Italy Telecomcerto at Colosseo

Hi,

Maybe the Eurail pass will do: http://www.raileurope.com/us/rail/passes/e...l_flexipass.htm. The rail system in central Western Europe is usuallly very effective. Exceptions might be Poland and Finland.

European hostels: http://www.europeanhostels.com/fall/

Most larger cities are safe places if you keep out of drugs, dubious neighboorhoods, know where to go, don't run in the traffic etc.

Edited November 10, 2006 by jostber

[brownie]

If it was just for me, I would avoid all these stadiums. Much better sites to see in all those cities

Only one day in Paris?

[Jazzmoose]

Most larger cities are safe places if you keep out of drugs, dubious neighboorhoods, know where to go, don't run in the traffic etc.

Kind of defeats chewy's point, doesn't it?

[Guy Berger]

chewy,

Do you subscribe to paperlate?

Guy

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

You're seeing all these stadia but not coming to Cardff to see the Milennium Stadium, where the Cup Final is held?

Ach avee (phonetic) as they say hereabouts.

MG

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

You're coming to Europe to visit stadiums, and are willing to spend most of time on trains?

This site has info on the Eurorail pass: http://www.raileurope.com/us/index.htm

Edit: How many Genesis concerts are you planning to attend?

http://www.genesis-music.com/genesisdates.htm

Struth! I didn't think that Genesis link was serious!

Have to say I'm now PLEASED you're not comiing anywhere near here, with your train of pop musicians.

"If it's Tuesday, this must be Belgium".

MG