Travel trick can cut hundreds from the price of getting to Germany

England vs Serbia (16 June)

England vs Denmark (20 June)

England VS Slovenia (25 June)

With the average flight to get to England’s first game in Düsseldorf coming in at £454, fans can take these 3 alternative routes:

Fly from Manchester to Amsterdam and drive from there for £165 – over 3 and a half times cheaper than flying directly, which would set fans back £618.

Catch a flight from London to Luxembourg, hiring a car from there for just £120 – totalling a £278 saving on a direct flight.

Fly from London to Amsterdam, where fans can hire a car at a combined cost of just £133 at a third the cost of flying direct from London from £398.

Fans will be swallowing, on average, the eye-watering cost of £537 to reach Frankfurt for England’s second game, or they could take one of the following routes:

Catch a flight from Manchester to Luxembourg £173, and hire a car £79 for just £252, which is nearly 2 and a half times cheaper than a direct flight at £621.
Fly from Edinburgh to Amsterdam, where fans can hire a car at £282 – half the price of flying direct from Manchester and saving £280.

Catch a flight from London to Zurich (£151), driving to the stadium £72 from there for £223 saving over £200.

The average cost for a flight to England’s final group match in Cologne would be £362, alternatively supporters can take one of the following routes:

Fly from Manchester to Amsterdam (£120) and hire a car £48 for just £168, in comparison to the cost of a direct flight from £425 – that’s over 2 and a half times more expensive.
Fly from London to Rotterdam (£171) and hire a car to Cologne for just £267, pocketing a saving of £51 on a direct flight.
Catch a flight from London to Amsterdam (£116), where fans can hire a car for £48 a total cost of £164 making it nearly half the price of flying direct (£318).