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Planes, Trains And Automobiles - We're Going To Bilbao

Glenda's Legs

Glenda's Legs

Cecil Poynton
UEFA EUROPA LEAGUE FINAL
APPLICATIONS

The second leg of our UEFA Europa League semi-final on Thursday will confirm whether we progress to the final of the competition, which will take place in Bilbao on Wednesday 21 May.

Due to the short timeframe between the second leg and our potential involvement in the final, it is necessary for the ticket application process to begin now – on the proviso that our participation is subject to Thursday’s result.

We can therefore confirm the following details about how the ticketing process will operate, should we progress:



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Ticket Allocation, Categories and Pricing

Should we qualify, our ticket allocation for the final will be 14,770.

Our allocation includes 25 pairs of tickets for wheelchair users, plus 15 pairs of easy-access seats.

The prices, as set by UEFA, will be as follows:​
CATEGORY 1

€240

(€190 RESTRICTED VIEW)​
CATEGORY 2

€160

(€125 RESTRICTED VIEW)​
CATEGORY 3

€65

(€50 RESTRICTED VIEW)​
FANS FIRST

€40



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ACCESS TICKETS

€40



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Season Ticket Holders – Ticket Applications NOW OPEN

Season Ticket Holders who would like to attend the final, should we qualify, will be required to submit an application via their e-ticketing account.

Applications are NOW OPEN – and will remain open until 10am on Friday 9 May.

In the event that we progress to the final, tickets will be allocated in line with the Club’s ticketing points system. The points total displayed in supporters’ accounts as of Tuesday 6 May 2025 will be the number used to determine ticket eligibility. Given the short application window, it will not be possible to consider any requests to review or amend individual points totals.

We will be unable to accept late ticket applications under any circumstances – we therefore encourage all Season Ticket Holders who wish to attend the final, should we progress, to apply now.

Please be reminded that making an application does not guarantee a ticket. The Club will not be liable for any costs incurred should an application be unsuccessful.

Ticket Sales – UEFA Website and App

All match ticket sales for the final will be handled directly by UEFA, with supporters required to purchase directly through their Ticketing Portal.

Should we progress following Thursday’s game, we will contact all who applied for a ticket to confirm whether their application was successful. We will also provide successful applicants with further information about the ticket purchasing process.

Once purchased, UEFA will also be responsible for the distribution of match tickets ahead of the final, with all tickets distributed digitally. Their dedicated Help Centre will be able to offer support with queries relating to ticket purchase and distribution.

No match tickets will be sold by Tottenham Hotspur – supporters will therefore not be required to provide payment details via their e-ticketing accounts at the time of application.

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Group Applications

During the application stage, supporters will be able to apply for tickets in groups. Successful applicants will then need to follow a separate process in order to purchase tickets together.

We will communicate full details regarding this process to successful applicants in due course, should we progress.​
 
Glenda's Legs said:
UEFA EUROPA LEAGUE FINAL
APPLICATIONS

The second leg of our UEFA Europa League semi-final on Thursday will confirm whether we progress to the final of the competition, which will take place in Bilbao on Wednesday 21 May.

Due to the short timeframe between the second leg and our potential involvement in the final, it is necessary for the ticket application process to begin now – on the proviso that our participation is subject to Thursday’s result.

We can therefore confirm the following details about how the ticketing process will operate, should we progress:



​
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Ticket Allocation, Categories and Pricing

Should we qualify, our ticket allocation for the final will be 14,770.

Our allocation includes 25 pairs of tickets for wheelchair users, plus 15 pairs of easy-access seats.

The prices, as set by UEFA, will be as follows:​
CATEGORY 1

€240

(€190 RESTRICTED VIEW)​
CATEGORY 2

€160

(€125 RESTRICTED VIEW)​
CATEGORY 3

€65

(€50 RESTRICTED VIEW)​
FANS FIRST

€40



​
ACCESS TICKETS

€40



​
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Season Ticket Holders – Ticket Applications NOW OPEN

Season Ticket Holders who would like to attend the final, should we qualify, will be required to submit an application via their e-ticketing account.

Applications are NOW OPEN – and will remain open until 10am on Friday 9 May.

In the event that we progress to the final, tickets will be allocated in line with the Club’s ticketing points system. The points total displayed in supporters’ accounts as of Tuesday 6 May 2025 will be the number used to determine ticket eligibility. Given the short application window, it will not be possible to consider any requests to review or amend individual points totals.

We will be unable to accept late ticket applications under any circumstances – we therefore encourage all Season Ticket Holders who wish to attend the final, should we progress, to apply now.

Please be reminded that making an application does not guarantee a ticket. The Club will not be liable for any costs incurred should an application be unsuccessful.

Ticket Sales – UEFA Website and App

All match ticket sales for the final will be handled directly by UEFA, with supporters required to purchase directly through their Ticketing Portal.

Should we progress following Thursday’s game, we will contact all who applied for a ticket to confirm whether their application was successful. We will also provide successful applicants with further information about the ticket purchasing process.

Once purchased, UEFA will also be responsible for the distribution of match tickets ahead of the final, with all tickets distributed digitally. Their dedicated Help Centre will be able to offer support with queries relating to ticket purchase and distribution.

No match tickets will be sold by Tottenham Hotspur – supporters will therefore not be required to provide payment details via their e-ticketing accounts at the time of application.

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Group Applications

During the application stage, supporters will be able to apply for tickets in groups. Successful applicants will then need to follow a separate process in order to purchase tickets together.

We will communicate full details regarding this process to successful applicants in due course, should we progress.​
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Good luck all applying! Our family expanding, and money being v tight, has put paid to me attending any hypothetical final.

Here’s hoping we reach another in my lifetime. I’m just 42, so it would be a pretty miserable Spurs-supporting existence if we don’t! Ha!
 
I have two holidays and a ST to pay for in the next three weeks so alas I will not be going to Bilbao should we get there
I had 224 so would have got a ticket, one of the lads in my group who only has 100 is having my ticket

Would imagine logisitically it will not be easy to get there especially if United are there too
 
Anyone who was bold enough to book flights before the 2nd leg? Looking at flights now and it’s either too expensive (circa £700+) or a logistical nightmare.
 
If it happens and anyone else does have the points but cant make it id be delighted to help you out - Ive only got 120 odd now after a rooster up in getting my son in early from a member on a Half season ticket and then having to move to sit next to me (don't ask) so unlikely to get one in ballot

- Appreciate its a long shot but don't ask don't get - Have 2x tickets in the south safe standing and happy to give up a combination of any games you like next year and buy a few beers etc (Just not proffeteers) - Have flight & Acom sorted - Might save me touting - genuine offer can see I've been on here for some time 20+ years if you count old board - don't post to much --- Anyway beg over .. move along
 
Jurgen the German said:
Anyone who was bold enough to book flights before the 2nd leg? Looking at flights now and it’s either too expensive (circa £700+) or a logistical nightmare.
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About six weeks ago you could get Ryanair from Stansted to Santander albeit flying on Tuesday and coming back on Friday (they don't fly Thursdays) for £125 return

I said to my pals let's take a risk and they said no, looking back now how silly not to
 
markysimmo said:
About six weeks ago you could get Ryanair from Stansted to Santander albeit flying on Tuesday and coming back on Friday (they don't fly Thursdays) for £125 return

I said to my pals let's take a risk and they said no, looking back now how silly not to
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Same here. My best mate was on at me to book the tickets in August!
 
Sporting Ops are potentially going to charter another flight if we get past Bodø but will give first dibs to whoever was on their flight to Norway - %of those on that flight willalreasy have made arrangements for Bilbao so some seats will potentially become available, one to keep an eye out for.

Apparently the guy who runs NE Spurs is looking to charter one in/out of Saudi Sportswashing Machine too - don't have any details for him but shouldn't be hard to track down if that is any good for you.

Wrt hotels if I get out there I'm not gonna bother booking anything - I'll just kip on someone's floor or stay up all night 😂
 
markysimmo said:
About six weeks ago you could get Ryanair from Stansted to Santander albeit flying on Tuesday and coming back on Friday (they don't fly Thursdays) for £125 return

I said to my pals let's take a risk and they said no, looking back now how silly not to
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Bilbao is not that well served from the UK.

Even airports like Bordeaux are showing silly prices now.
 
ricky2tricky4city said:
Bilbao is not that well served from the UK.

Even airports like Bordeaux are showing silly prices now.
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I’ve tried Munich, Madrid, Amsterdam, Porto, Barcelona, Nice, Zurich. Every option is either too expensive or doesn’t leave you enough time to get there. Cheapest and best route I could find was flying to Paris on Wednesday morning but waiting about 8 hours for the flight to Bilbao but it doesn’t land till 6:50pm which is cutting it too fine. It’s also about the day and the experience and I wouldn’t get to enjoy it if I were to go down that route.
 
Jurgen the German said:
I’ve tried Munich, Madrid, Amsterdam, Porto, Barcelona, Nice, Zurich. Every option is either too expensive or doesn’t leave you enough time to get there. Cheapest and best route I could find was flying to Paris on Wednesday morning but waiting about 8 hours for the flight to Bilbao but it doesn’t land till 6:50pm which is cutting it too fine. It’s also about the day and the experience and I wouldn’t get to enjoy it if I were to go down that route.
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Can you not fly out night before somewhere on the same train line and get the train up in the morning?
 
Jurgen the German said:
I’ve tried Munich, Madrid, Amsterdam, Porto, Barcelona, Nice, Zurich. Every option is either too expensive or doesn’t leave you enough time to get there. Cheapest and best route I could find was flying to Paris on Wednesday morning but waiting about 8 hours for the flight to Bilbao but it doesn’t land till 6:50pm which is cutting it too fine. It’s also about the day and the experience and I wouldn’t get to enjoy it if I were to go down that route.
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For the first leg of getting to Paris...get the train?
 
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Jurgen the German said:
I’ve tried Munich, Madrid, Amsterdam, Porto, Barcelona, Nice, Zurich. Every option is either too expensive or doesn’t leave you enough time to get there. Cheapest and best route I could find was flying to Paris on Wednesday morning but waiting about 8 hours for the flight to Bilbao but it doesn’t land till 6:50pm which is cutting it too fine. It’s also about the day and the experience and I wouldn’t get to enjoy it if I were to go down that route.
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For the CL Final I ended up booking a weeks family holiday in Salou, and getting the train to Madrid the morning of the game, and back again the next day. It worked out being the cheapest option.

I’ve had a very quick look on Jet2 and the same option wouldn’t be a bad way to do it again. Although, getting to Bilbao will take a bit longer than it did getting to Madrid.

Perhaps book a package holiday and then hire a car?

Although, one of our group booked accommodation back in October and booked direct flights a couple of weeks ago.
 
Juicebox said:
For the CL Final I ended up booking a weeks family holiday in Salou, and getting the train to Madrid the morning of the game, and back again the next day. It worked out being the cheapest option.

I’ve had a very quick look on Jet2 and the same option wouldn’t be a bad way to do it again. Although, getting to Bilbao will take a bit longer than it did getting to Madrid.

Perhaps book a package holiday and then hire a car?

Although, one of our group booked accommodation back in October and booked direct flights a couple of weeks ago.
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Direct train from Tarragona (about 20 mins from Salou) to Bilbao about 6 hours, one that leaves on the 21st at 9.30am
 
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