The Yellows have organised a trip for Yellows fans to travel to Germany with Villarreal CF
Villarreal CF, through its travel agency, has organised a trip for Yellows fans to be able to accompany the team in the important match against FC Bayern, in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals (Tuesday 12th April, 9pm CEST). Fans will be able to travel alongside the team to Germany.
Fans will leave for Munich alongside the team on Monday 11th April from Valencia Airport. On Tuesday, they will be able to enjoy time in the city, as well as the match against FC Bayern, with the return to Spain being planned for the following day, Wednesday 13th April, returning once more to Valencia.
Trip organised by Villarreal CF to cheer on the team in Munich
The price of the organised trip to Munich is 700 Euros* per person, and includes the following:
- Chartered flights from Valencia to Munich and vice-versa alongside the team.
- Two nights, with breakfast included, in a three-star hotel in the centre of Munich.
- *The price of 700 Euros is for a double bedroom. A person travelling alone will pay 100 Euros more, a total of 800 Euros.
- Ticket for FC Bayern vs Villarreal CF.
- A guided tour of the city of Munich.
- All travel costs covered in Spain and Germany (leaving from Vila-real).
- Departure on Monday 11th April at 5pm CET, and return trip on Wednesday 13th April at midday (exact return time TBC).
- Travel insurance.
- On-board service with snacks and drinks.
- A checked bag of 23 kilograms, hand luggage and a backpack.
In order to travel with the team to Munich, you need the following:
- An in-date national ID card or passport
- Valid vaccination certificate. Everyone who needs to travel with Villarreal CF needs to be vaccinated.
- A negative antigen test carried out 48 hours before the trip to Munich (not included in the price).
- Wear an FFP2 mask.
Authorisation for minors
Minors need to have signed authorisation to travel by both of their parents or legal guardians in order to be able to travel. The authorisation needs to be approved by the police or civil guard. Minors from Spain will need to have their ID Card, while minors from another country will need to take their passport.
How to sign up for the trip?
- Online
- Villarreal Travel Agency (c/ Mayor San Jaime, 8).
Here are the opening times for the travel agency:
- From Monday to Friday to 9:30am to 1:30pm and from 4pm to 8pm.
Fans can sign up from this afternoon until Thursday 7th April at 6pm CEST, both online and at the Travel Agency
Travel by yourself to Munich!
Match tickets for 60 Euros
Fans who want to travel by themselves to Munich will be able to buy match tickets for 60 Euros. The club will confirm how you can buy these tickets in the coming days
Germany entry requirements
Due to the current legislation in Germany due to the COVID-19 pandemic, people who are travelling to Munich must fulfil one of the following:
- A full European vaccination certificate, the validity of this is between 14 and 270 days since the last vaccine. Germany currently accepts two vaccines as fully vaccinated. The following vaccines are authorised: Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, Oxford-AstraZeneca, Novavax and Johnson & Johnson/Janssen.
- A negative COVID_19 test. An antigen test or a PCR in the 48 hours before entering Germany.
- A recovery certificate which shows a positive PCR test between 28 and 90 days before entering Germany.
Minors
Everyone from Spain, aged six or over, when entering Germany need a medical certificate (or a vaccination certificate, a recuperation certificate, or a certificate confirming a negative PCR or antigen test).
