Today the AEK Museum of History opens its doors – Opening hours and prices (Video)

Another important day in the 100th anniversary of its establishment AEK, is today. The Museum of History of the club opens its doors to the public, after the inauguration and the official presentation of its exhibits that took place a few days ago.

Every sports fan will have the opportunity to visit the Museum located in the main building of the OPAP Arena, in the square of the Golden Eagle. PAE in its announcement recommends buying a ticket online to avoid overcrowding (information at the link www.ticketmaster.gr/showEventInformation.html?idEvent=2006534).

“From 10 a.m. and until the start of the match with Panathinaikos (8.30 p.m.) the Museum will be open to the public, while on a daily basis its opening hours will be from 10 am. until 6 p.m. These times will be modified on match days, depending on their start time. On Mondays the Museum will be closed.

The price of the single individual ticket will be 15 euros. Combined tickets for visiting the AEK History Museum and the Hellenic Refugee Museum will also be valid, with the price of the single ticket at 22 euros.

Tickets are issued electronically, but also at a physical point of sale at the entrance of the Museum. However, we recommend purchasing tickets online to avoid inconvenience,” the announcement reads.

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Everyone present at the derby

According to AEK’s official information from the “front” of the training sessions, almost all the players who were facing injury problems trained normally and were made available to Matias Almeidas for tomorrow’s (24/4, 20:30) derby with Panathinaikos. in New Philadelphia. Specifically, in relation to the match against Aris, the training program included Mandalos, Gacinovic, Stankovic, Garcia, as well as Amrabat who had left Sunday’s match with discomfort, the only “question mark” remains Harold Mukudi who had stayed out of the 20s with problems.

Appeal to the fans

As before every derby, so now, PAE AEK has issued a statement calling on the friends of the team who will be at the OPAP Arena tomorrow, to show special attention under the risk of punishment.

“Any sparkler, smoke generator, firecracker and any kind of object that could fall onto the pitch could be disastrous for our team in tomorrow’s derby and in their quest to win the championship. Keep this in mind all the time. Every possible moment of loss of temper, the slightest frivolity, can even decide the championship against us.
We also remind once again that risks from frivolities also exist on a personal level. Penalties for offenders are very severe and not deterrent. Therefore, protect yourselves and don’t forget that the security camera system from the time the stadium opens is under the absolute control of the Greek Police.

It is very important not to engage in potential challenges at all. If they exist and in whatever form they may have. Indifference and an even greater passion in supporting our team must be our response,” the announcement reads, among other things.