The metro will run after midnight.
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Hi. I am bringing the family (including youngish kids) to the Sevilla game on Wednesday 5th April. What is the easiest and safest way of getting back to Eixample after the game? I'd rather avoid crushed metros, even if it means waiting a bit after the game. I am used to watching the mighty Nottingham Forest and so we don't usually face these sorts of problems.....
Anyone have any suggestions or tips on car parking in Barcelona? Prices? Safety?
Me and my buddy are considering to travel either by the car or plane for CL game Barcelona vs. Olympiacos.
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What I would do is take the metro to the Camp Nou. And after the match you go get a beer at a bar nearby and after 30 minutes you head home by metro or bus again. They will be almost empty by then!
And you had a beer! I would go the bars up on diagonal, right next to the Hotel princesa sofia and take the green line from there. (After I had the beer of course lol)
I went to Barcelona to watch Barca v Deportivo on the 17th December. Barcelona has an excellent transport system. Use the Metro if you want to get anywhere fast, I preferred the tram, although the coverage isn’t as good as the Metro.
How crowded is Collblanc station afrer the most important matches? How long does it take to board the train? I'm thinking about going to see the match against Atletico, however the match ends at around 6 PM, and my flight takes off at 9 PM... Normally it would perfectly doable to get from Camp Nou in less than one hour, and to be at the airport at the sufficient time, but I'm afraid of mass transit disruptions because of the crowds.
Keep in mind that you can't bring luggage into Camp Nou. If I were you, I would do the trip with no luggage, take the metro from the game to the airport. The worst crowds are not going in the airport direction. I've take a cab from the airport to Camp Nou, it was not overly expensive.