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If you’re not successful bagging a ticket for a UK show, then you may be thinking of heading over to see Oasis in Europe. However, this means booking transport and accommodation.

Here’s a rundown of the costs of seeing Oasis in various cities. Prices are likely to rise closer to the time, especially as hotel rooms near the stadiums are likely to be snapped up.

Munich

Tickets: Seated tickets from €96.25 (£82.51) and standing from €165.25 (£141.68).

Flights: There are flights to Munich from London, Manchester, Glasgow, and several regional airports. To fly out on July 1 and come back July 4, and you’ll find flights on Lufthansa from London-Heathrow from £113 return.

Accommodation: As it’s close to a Metro, so look for accommodation elsewhere in Munich that’s close to public transport, such as the ibis Hotel München Garching, which has rooms on July 2 from £218 a night and is just one stop away.

Barcelona

Tickets: Seated tickets from €85 and €204 for standing (£72.89 and £174.93 respectively).

Flights: Barcelona is served by several regional airports, and weekend flights from London Luton start at £89 return with Wizz Air.

Accommodation: Stay at the Radisson Blu 1882 Hotel, Barcelona Sagrada Familia, available from £332 a night for two sharing, and you’ll be close to the major tourist attractions, so you can enjoy a city break too. If you’d rather stay closer, Mambo Tango is about a 20-minute walk away and has double rooms from £284.

Amsterdam

Tickets: Seated tickets from €84.15 and €201.96 for standing (£72.15 and £173.16 respectively).

Travel: Eurostar offers London to Amsterdam tickets from £39 one-way, although they tend not to run at weekends, so you would need to travel down Friday and come back Monday. There are also lots of flight options from multiple airports, and even the London to Amsterdam overnight FlixBus, which starts at £44 in July.

Accommodation: Just a short walk away is the Joy Hotel, which has budget double or twin rooms on the tour dates from £265. However, the cheapest rooms don’t have a window, so don’t expect lovely views of Amsterdam.

Paris

Tickets: Seated tickets from€84.00 (£72), while standing options start at €199.50 (£171).

Travel: Eurostar is an excellent way to get to Paris. It arrives at Paris Gare Du Nord, and tickets currently start at £49 each way. There are also lots of flights to the sprawling Aéroport de Paris-Charles de Gaulle, about 40-minutes from the stadium, from airports across the UK.

Accommodation: You can either opt to stay centrally, such as the boutique Chouchou Hotel, which has rooms from £325 a night and explore the city, or simply stay near the stadium. The Ibis Styles Paris Saint Denis La Plaine is about half a mile away, and has basic rooms from £350 a night for these July dates.

Rome

Tickets: Seated tickets from €92.29 (£79.21), while standing will start at a whopping €221.49 (£190.09)

Travel: There are some cheap flights available, such as Wizz Air, which offer a return from London Luton to Rome for around £131 for late July dates.

Accommodation: Sweet Home Parioli is just over a mile away and has rooms from £180 a night based on two sharing, and offers simple accommodation that’s perfect for post-gig sleeps.

Slane Castle

Tickets: General admission tickets will be priced at €181.25 (£155.58)

Travel: Ryanair flights from Newcastle to Dublin for those dates are showing for £70 return, although there are often sales where you can buy flights more cheaply.

Accommodation: Four-star Riu Plaza The Gresham Dublin has rooms from £350 a night for two sharing, or, for £61 each per night, you can opt for a bunk at the Gardiner House Hostel for a budget-friendly stay.