Prague Gp

[gbr135]

Can anyone give me any idea when tickets for the GP in Prague are likely to go on sale?

[Rob B]

In the next couple of months I'd say. No rush, never sells out.

[Diesel]

You can even buy them 'on the door', which might be a good idea as my home printed e-ticket utterly disintegrated in the freak rain storm before this years GP.

[The Know]

Dont go.

[Guest sjl]

Can anyone tell me how far the stadium is from the central ares where the popular hotela are? Thanks.

[BUDGIE]

Can anyone tell me how far the stadium is from the central ares where the popular hotela are? Thanks.

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Try here

http://www.speedway-forum.co.uk/forums/ind...3899&hl=marketa

[Guest sjl]

Try here

http://www.speedway-forum.co.uk/forums/ind...3899&hl=marketa

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Thanks.

[Subedei]

Can anyone tell me how far the stadium is from the central ares where the popular hotela are? Thanks.

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Just a brisk 40 minute walk from Wenceslas Square to the stadium.

[Guest sjl]

Just a brisk 40 minute walk from Wenceslas Square to the stadium.

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That's useful to know -- thank you.

[Mad Mitch]

There is plenty info on this site www.visitprague.cz

 

Speedway-prague.cz gives details how to get to the Marketa stadium.

Edited December 26, 2007 by Mad Mitch

[21st century heathen]

Must be 20/25 min on the tram so surely more than 40 mins walking?

[Sandie]

Must be 20/25 min on the tram so surely more than 40 mins walking?

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and even more when you have lickle legs!!!!

 

The tram is great fun. Get a ticket for the week and it only costs a couple of quid.

[Subedei]

Must be 20/25 min on the tram so surely more than 40 mins walking?

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I've done it. From the Mustek station on Wenceslas Square, down through the Old Town Square, then along Karlova, across the Charles Bridge, up Nerudova, along Bila Hora, past the Pyramida hotel, across the road and bang, you're there.

[SCB]

I've done it. From the Mustek station on Wenceslas Square, down through the Old Town Square, then along Karlova, across the Charles Bridge, up Nerudova, along Bila Hora, past the Pyramida hotel, across the road and bang, you're there.

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To be fair, for a £5 a week ticket, you may as well get the tram! So much more fun.

[Subedei]

To be fair, for a £5 a week ticket, you may as well get the tram!  So much more fun.

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Sadly, I don't have a good record with public transport in Prague - I'd end up in Vysehrad or Zizkov rather than the Marketa.

[Rob B]

You must be walking very fast to do it in 40 minutes plus its up hill on the way there, but downhill coming back.

[Subedei]

You must be walking very fast to do it in 40 minutes plus its up hill on the way there, but downhill coming back.

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I don't dawdle.

[KevH]

Must be 20/25 min on the tram so surely more than 40 mins walking?

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Not with a pack of rabid rotweillers chasing you.

 

I don't dawdle.

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Neither would I.

[Joanne]

Not with a pack of rabid rotweillers chasing you.

Neither would I.

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I know you don't especially if there is a pub in the distance. But you do, when I take you shopping

[noaksey]

and even more when you have lickle legs!!!!

 

The tram is great fun. Get a ticket for the week and it only costs a couple of quid.

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watch out for pickpockets on the tram and at the stops though