How to Attend a Soccer Match
Prior to attending the match, wrap up warm because it's probably going to be cold., Pack a bag., You are now ready to leave., Park your car relatively close and walk to the stadium., If you are interested in buying a match day programme, find a...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Prior to attending the match
Depending on the month, wear 2-3 layers plus a coat.
If you have a soccer jersey for the team you're about to see, wear it. -
Step 2: wrap up warm because it's probably going to be cold.
You don't want one too big, but you have some necessities you need to take.
These include tickets, at least £15 and bottle tops. (explained later) , If you'd like to see the teams warming up before the match, leave 1hr and 30mins before kick off.
If you aren't bothered and just want to catch the match, leave approximately 1hr before kick off.
Remember these times are depending where you live. , Parking usually costs between £5-£10. , They are usually £3. , When arriving at the turnstile you will probably be checked by security.
It's a standard procedure, so don't refuse. , After checking it's valid, they will let you through. , The toilets usually get pretty busy at halftime so get this necessity out of the way now. , Standard stadium foods are burgers, hot dogs, chips, pies, pasties and sometimes specials like curry and pizza.
Prices vary in every stadium.
Buying a bottle of soft drink is what most people do, but attendants take the tops off before handing them to you. , When arriving at your seat, take out your bottle tops and secure them on the soft drink bottles to avoid tipping your drink. ,, -
Step 3: Pack a bag.
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Step 4: You are now ready to leave.
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Step 5: Park your car relatively close and walk to the stadium.
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Step 6: If you are interested in buying a match day programme
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Step 7: find a seller somewhere around the stadium.
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Step 8: Check your ticket and head for the turnstile stated.
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Step 9: Give your ticket to the operator of the turnstile.
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Step 10: Be sure to have a toilet stop before you do anything else.
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Step 11: If buying a drink or food
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Step 12: head to the bars.
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Step 13: Head to your seats.
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Step 14: Read the programme
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Step 15: eat your food or watch the players warm up to pass the time until kick off.
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Step 16: Enjoy the match!
Detailed Guide
Depending on the month, wear 2-3 layers plus a coat.
If you have a soccer jersey for the team you're about to see, wear it.
You don't want one too big, but you have some necessities you need to take.
These include tickets, at least £15 and bottle tops. (explained later) , If you'd like to see the teams warming up before the match, leave 1hr and 30mins before kick off.
If you aren't bothered and just want to catch the match, leave approximately 1hr before kick off.
Remember these times are depending where you live. , Parking usually costs between £5-£10. , They are usually £3. , When arriving at the turnstile you will probably be checked by security.
It's a standard procedure, so don't refuse. , After checking it's valid, they will let you through. , The toilets usually get pretty busy at halftime so get this necessity out of the way now. , Standard stadium foods are burgers, hot dogs, chips, pies, pasties and sometimes specials like curry and pizza.
Prices vary in every stadium.
Buying a bottle of soft drink is what most people do, but attendants take the tops off before handing them to you. , When arriving at your seat, take out your bottle tops and secure them on the soft drink bottles to avoid tipping your drink. ,,
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