u/Highelf04

Morning all,

In Reykjavik from the 13th July, was hoping to go to the home Breiðablik fixture (copied and pasted the name from google).

Last time I went to Iceland, I got to see Valur. Ended up being a pay on entry thing, which was quite nice.

Had a couple of questions if anyone could help with answering.

-Where I would go to purchase tickets on the day (not 100% I can make it - 90%) - is there a ticket office at the facilitiy?

-Is there a store in the area where I can buy a jersey/similar? When I went to Valur, they told me I had to go to the Macron store for a jersey.

-What are the facilities like at the Breiðablik stadium? Are there any rules/laws around a beer in the stands like in English professional football?

-I'm considering getting the public bus - google maps suggest the No.2 bus from Rúgbrauðsgerðin and getting off at Smárar. How does the bus work? Would I need change or can I pay on card? Would I be able to get back in the evening after the fixture taking the bus?

Thank you in advance for any help.

Thanks,

Nick

Realise this is a stupid question - and something I should probably know, but I don't.

With the 3.5% increase, UPS2 and UPS3 are 50,955 and 52,834 a year.

On the surface, that is into the 40% tax bracket (£684 and £2563 in), but it isn't necessarily.

You get £12570 tax free, but also TPS contributions (9.9% contributions at this pay) comes off before tax.

With that in mind that means that UPS2/UPS3 won't necessarily be in the 40% tax bracket.

Is someone, who knows more about this than me, capable of explaining whether this is/is not accurate please? And able to explain it to a simpleton like myself please.

Looking at booking tickets for a CT United fixture at Reese Stadium. The general admission and supporters sections all seem to be metal bleacher seating and be a sit wherever you like job.

The premium tickets in section 03 and section 08 (Rows A-L) seem to have individual seats. Are the seats in these sections actual individual seats or are they metal bleachers with numbers on?

I ask, as I'm planning on booking tickets for myself and my elderly parents. They can sit at football (soccer) stadium seats perfectly fine, but will struggle sitting on metal bleachers without seat backs due to the uncomfortable nature of this. Don't really fancy bringing seat covers etc. - the lack of a seat back also makes this an issue.

Any advice/help with seats in these sections would be really really appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

Pricing up a holiday currently, and looking at a flight arriving into Logan airport at 5pm on the 17th October.

The Revolution play that evening against Chicago. What's the likelihood of getting through Logan, renting a car, driving down to Patriots place, checking in a hotel nearby and making it on time for kick off?

Realise a lot of hypotheticals involved here (plane making it on time, small queue at the car rental etc.) but has anyone done this?

Or alternatively, can anyone suggest another option?