Comments on: Hajduk Split vs Dinamo Zagreb – Croatia Cup Final at Poljud Stadium

By: Jay Larbes

Jay Larbes — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 12:15:41 +0000

Laura,

Congratulations on your upcoming marriage! And what a wonderful place to spend your Honeymoon – Dalmatia is so beautiful! If you have a chance, try to make it out to the island of Vis — a hidden paradise.

And enjoy the Hajduk/Dinamo match — I’d love to hear your experience!

By: Laura

Laura — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 20:27:07 +0000

Hi Jay!
Like others, I just came across your blog searching for ticket info, etc. for the Hajduk/Dinamo match on 9/11/10. My husband and I are spending part of our honeymoon in Dalmatia and are planning on going. We were worried it might be a hard ticket to get since they’re Croatia’s top teams – we were thinking it’d be like trying to see a Yankees/Red Sox game! Needless to say, I’m really excited to hear they should be easy and affordable to purchase. Thanks for the recap from last year and all the great photos. I’m definitely going to enjoy digging through your archives while we get geared up for the trip!

By: Jay Larbes

Jay Larbes — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 16:16:07 +0000

Hi Brian – enjoy your time in Split and the surrounding areas and islands. Dalmatia is a wonderful area to visit! And awesome that you’re going to a Hajduk match! Lastly, yes, you’re correct about the Hajduk-Dinamo match on the 11th. I was reading the schedule incorrectly (I had forgotten that this season there are two teams from Split in the first division league, and I got them mixed up when I reviewed the schedule…) So yes, Hajduk does have a home match vs. Dinamo on the 11th. Expect tickets to be between 50-100 kune ($10-$20 USD).

By: Brian

Brian — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 04:57:49 +0000

Pat, thanks for asking, my girlfriend and I are going to be in Split in the beginning of September and we definitely want to go see a game.
Jay and Zvrz, thanks for the information, I’ve searched the web in vain for information [in English] on purchasing tickets and ticket prices, etc.
Jay, I have to admit that your blog was quite a find [I found it searching for ‘Hajduk Split purchase tickets’], I’m super jealous that you and Kelly have been able to have a go at living abroad, but thanks to your blog, I can participate vicariously and get tips on awesome things to do while I visit where you’ve lived.
One thing though, I was under the impression that Hajduk was playing at home v. Dinamo on the 11th and Split was playing away v. NK Zagreb on the 10th. To be fair, I’m going off of the UEFA site [http://www.uefa.com/teamsandplayers/teams/club=52359/profile/index.html] since I cannot read the site Jay linked to above…

By: zvrz

zvrz — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 23:10:59 +0000

“zvrz – I will have to check out the West stands next time. Can you walk over to the West from the east, or do you have to buy the West tickets? I have always just purchased the cheaper East tickets!”

no, you don’t need to buy tickets for go in fan shop.
i agree with you, east tickets are cheapre and atmosfre is better than on the west 😉

@pat..usually price: north – 30-40 kuna (against dinamo can be 50)
east – 50-60 kuna (against dinamo 80)
west – 70-80 kuna (against dinamo 100)

By: Jay Larbes

Jay Larbes — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 07:04:44 +0000

Hi Pat,

Happy to answer. First of all, it looks like Hajduk Split plays NK Zagreb on Friday night, September 10th at 19:00. See here: http://prva-hnl.hr/blog/prva-hnl-2010-11/raspored-i-rezultati-natjecanja-prve-hnl/. Also, just wanted to note that this match is not against the powerhouse Dinamo Zagreb but against the smaller club NK Zagreb, who traditionally finishes near the bottom of the standings.

I think you will be fine purchasing tickets the night of the game – I almost always purchased tickets on game day. I have only sat in the East stands, which is the middle price range. The North is the cheapest (this is in the end zone, and where the Torcida crazy fans sit), and the West is most expensive. I would expect tickets to cost between 50 and 100 kuna ($10-$20 USD).

Hope you enjoy your trip to Split and the game!

By: pat

pat — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 03:09:14 +0000

hello,
really enjoyed the read . I have a question for any to answer.my wife and i are going to be in split in sept. 2010. we are wanting to attend the game vs zagreg on sept 10(saturday), can you tell me if you think tix will be difficult to purchase the day of game? would ya recommend the west stands? how much are tix? we are looking forward to our trip and the game. thanks in advance for any input. pat

By: Jay Larbes

Jay Larbes — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 20:47:27 +0000

zvrz – I will have to check out the West stands next time. Can you walk over to the West from the east, or do you have to buy the West tickets? I have always just purchased the cheaper East tickets!

dalmatinac – thanks for your comments! I watched the youtube video, very awesome. I have had friends tell me about that match 🙂 Hopefully this is the year Split returns to the top of the league!

By: dalmatinac

dalmatinac — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 09:36:54 +0000

40 000 spactators!!!

By: dalmatinac

dalmatinac — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 09:34:45 +0000

this article is so amazing… great story…. i’m from split and i would say one thing… this is the best game in last 10 years, but atmosfere… i don’t think so…

this is the best atmosfere ever —> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjQuogyFXcU&feature=related

p.s. video title is maybe dirt becouse it was from some man from zagreb (biggest rival ofc) but it doesn’t matter at all, video rocks!!!