The Polish Football Federation has notified the Albanian Football Association of a series of important information for Albanian fans who will travel to Warsaw to watch the match against Poland, which will take place on March 26 at 20:45 at the “PGE Narodowy” stadium.<\/p>\n
For the best possible organization of travel and entry to the stadium, fans are advised to follow the following instructions:<\/p>\n
The Polish police have issued permission for the use of the gathering point for Albanian fans at the Siren Monument near the Vistula River in Warsaw and will take measures to guarantee their safety at the Fan Meeting Point.<\/p>\n
Stadium opening hours<\/p>\n
Stadium doors open at 18:45 p.m.
\nThe match starts at 20:45.
\nFans are advised to arrive early to avoid queues and not miss the start of the match.
\nDo not bring unnecessary luggage or large bags with you.<\/p>\n
Albanian fans enter the stadium<\/p>\n
The entrance dedicated to Albanian fans is Gate 10, on the northeast side of the stadium (Siwca Street).
\nAfter the first security check, fans should follow entrance L, according to the ticket.
\nPersons with disabilities are advised to use Gate 1.<\/p>\n
How to get to the stadium<\/p>\n
The stadium is located about 3.2 km from the city center and the use of public transportation is recommended.
\nYou can go by metro, tram, bus or urban train.
\nThe walking distance from the center is about 35 minutes.
\nThe nearest stations are:
\nRondo Waszyngtona and Aleja Zieleniecka (bus and tram)
\nNational Stadium (metro)
\nWarszawa Stadion (urban train)<\/p>\n
Parking for Albanian fans<\/p>\n
Fans traveling by car or bus have a dedicated parking area near the stadium.
\nThe parking lot is located on Sokola Street, with entrances from Wybrze\u017ce Szczeci\u0144skie and Zamo\u015bcie Streets.
\nEvery vehicle must place an A4 sheet with the letter “A” on the windshield.<\/p>\n
Free public transport on match day<\/p>\n
The match ticket also serves as a free public transport ticket in Warsaw.
\nFree transportation is valid from 06:00 in the morning until 01:00 after midnight.
\nBeyond this time, normal tickets must be purchased.<\/p>\n
Stadium entrance and control<\/p>\n
Every fan must have a valid ticket, regardless of age.
\nAuthorities may request identification (ID, passport or driver’s license).
\nThe ticket must be kept until the end of the match.
\nIf you leave the stadium, you are not allowed to return.
\nThe phone must be charged, as entry is only possible with the ticket on the phone.<\/p>\n
Stadium safety rules<\/p>\n
Fans and personal belongings may be searched by police and security staff.
\nYou must always follow the instructions of stadium staff.
\nSit in the seat indicated on the ticket and use the designated entrance.<\/p>\n
Prohibited objects in the stadium<\/p>\n
Entry is prohibited with:<\/p>\n
Fireworks, flares, smoke bombs or any pyrotechnic device
\nBottles, cans or glass objects
\nAlcohol or narcotic substances
\nRacist, political or propaganda material
\nStrong flagpoles or those longer than 1 meter
\nSpray, flammable or corrosive substances
\nProfessional camera with large lenses
\nLarge bags, suitcases or objects larger than 25x25x25 cm
\nMegaphones, vuvuzelas, noise-making devices
\nLasers, cannons or drones<\/p>\n
Food and drinks at the stadium<\/p>\n
There will be points at the stadium where you can buy food such as hot dogs, sausages, popcorn and soft drinks.
\nPayments can be made with VISA or MasterCard cards.
\nFor safety reasons, away team fans should consume drinks in the corridor areas and not in the stands.<\/p>\n
After the match ends<\/p>\n
Albanian fans may be required to remain in the stands for approximately 10\u201320 minutes after the end of the match.
\nThe announcement will be made by the stadium announcer.<\/p>\n
Be careful in the city<\/p>\n
As in any large city, fans should be careful with personal belongings to avoid theft.<\/p>\n
Alcohol regulations in Poland<\/p>\n
Consumption of alcohol in public places is prohibited, except in bars, restaurants and licensed areas.
\nPersons under the influence of alcohol may not be allowed to enter the stadium.<\/p>\n
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Currency in Poland<\/p>\n
The official currency is the Polish Zloty (PLN).
\nBank cards are widely accepted in most shops and restaurants.<\/p>\n
Recommendations for Albanian fans<\/p>\n
Polish authorities warn that there is a risk of clashes between groups of hooligans before or after the match, so Albanian fans should exercise maximum caution during their stay in Warsaw.
\nFans are advised to move in groups and avoid isolated areas in the city.
\nFor security reasons, it is recommended that Albanian national symbols or colors not be displayed outside the stadium.
\nAll fans must follow the instructions of the police, security services and organizing staff.<\/p>\n
Legal rules in Poland<\/p>\n
In Poland, it is completely prohibited to bring, possess or use pyrotechnic devices, flares or dangerous materials at mass events or on the way to the stadium.
\nViolation of this rule may result in a fine, restriction of liberty, or imprisonment from 3 months to 5 years.
\nThe consumption of alcohol in public places is prohibited throughout the territory of Poland.
\nThe use of symbols that promote Nazism, communism, fascism or other totalitarian systems, as well as any material that incites national, ethnic, racial or religious hatred, is prohibited. Violations are punishable by up to 3 years in prison.<\/p>\n
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