Thousands of Celtic fans will be heading to Germany for the Europa League clash against Stuttgart.
Celtic return to the scene of a famous UEFA Cup win from 2003 when Martin O’Neill’s side beat the Bundesliga club.
Due to finishing lower in the table, the Hoops will host the first leg at Parkhead before heading over to Germany.
Supporters will use all sorts of ways to get to the MHPArena once they land, and 67 Hail Hail has all of the ways to get you there.
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How to get to the MHPArena by train?
Those who are in Stuttgart will more than likely travel to the game by train.
The best way to get there is by taking the overground Metro S-Bahn. Line S1 takes you from the main railway station to Neckerpark, which is then a five minute walk to the stadium.
Alternatively, you can go on Stadtbahn line U11 on a matchday.
How to get to the MHPArena by bus?
Some of you may prefer to take the bus to the game, in which case there is a simple route.
Take the number 45 bus from the city centre for your best chance of being dropped off right outside of the stadium.
Celtic fans would you rather: Win the Europa League but miss out on the league title?
Or… get knocked out of the Europa League and win the title?
How to get to the MHPArena by car?
This is probably the least likely of options but for any of those travelling by car, this is the best way for you to get to the ground.
B10 and B14 will see you heading on the right autobahn towards the ground before the signs for the ground appear.
There are approximately 12,000 public parking spaces available in the Neckarpark area.
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