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To everyone planning to come to the qualifying tournament, here is some additional information.
1. Phone numbers.
8-920-485-67-19 – mine (Erik), I will have it with me about a week before the competition starts.
8-960-669-74-14 – Eduard, the owner of the “Legion” club, a very nice guy. If you have any questions about the club, feel free to call, but mention that it’s regarding the Heroes tournament; he is aware of it.
5-34-38 – the phone number of the “Legion” club itself (I will clarify the city code for Michurinsk). Alexander Konstantinovich is the administrator and co-owner of the club, a good man, and he will also tell you everything you need to know as a guest.
5-15-18 – the phone number of the “Michurinsk” hotel administrator. On the day the competition starts, they will be informed about the rooms booked by the Heroes players.
5-55-55, 4-00-00, 4-04-04… – phone numbers of taxi services in Michurinsk, the largest companies, they arrive quickly at the customer's location.
2. Addresses.
“Legion” club – Kommunisticheskaya Street, 51 – a two-story brick building of old construction (but the interior is modern).
“Michurinsk” hotel – Sovietskaya Street, 292a. A large building, located in the old part of the city, so it’s hard to miss. There is only one hotel in the city, so everyone knows where it is.
3. Transportation.
We will meet everyone who writes when they arrive, which train, which carriage, and at which station.
But if, for some reason, we don’t meet you, then…
“Michurinsk – Ural” station. It is located almost in the center of the city; you can walk there in about 10-15 minutes. You can also take bus number 1 (it departs from the station), go one stop to “Ploshchad Slavy,” then one stop to “Ukrainskaya,” and the third stop is “Gogolevskaya” – that’s where we are. From there, it’s a 10-step walk to Ukrainskaya Street; walk half a block, and you will see the “Legion” club.
If you are going to the hotel directly: it’s the same stop, “Gogolevskaya”; ask where the hotel is, and it’s a 5-minute walk.
“Michurinsk – Voronezh” station. It is on the outskirts of the city; the easiest way is to take a taxi; there are many in the city, and they are always available near the stations (50 rubles). If you arrive during the day, you can walk to the bus stop; almost all buses will take you there – minibuses number 5, 10, 150, 15; again, go to the “Gogolevskaya” stop.
1. Phone numbers.
8-920-485-67-19 – mine (Erik), I will have it with me about a week before the competition starts.
8-960-669-74-14 – Eduard, the owner of the “Legion” club, a very nice guy. If you have any questions about the club, feel free to call, but mention that it’s regarding the Heroes tournament; he is aware of it.
5-34-38 – the phone number of the “Legion” club itself (I will clarify the city code for Michurinsk). Alexander Konstantinovich is the administrator and co-owner of the club, a good man, and he will also tell you everything you need to know as a guest.
5-15-18 – the phone number of the “Michurinsk” hotel administrator. On the day the competition starts, they will be informed about the rooms booked by the Heroes players.
5-55-55, 4-00-00, 4-04-04… – phone numbers of taxi services in Michurinsk, the largest companies, they arrive quickly at the customer's location.
2. Addresses.
“Legion” club – Kommunisticheskaya Street, 51 – a two-story brick building of old construction (but the interior is modern).
“Michurinsk” hotel – Sovietskaya Street, 292a. A large building, located in the old part of the city, so it’s hard to miss. There is only one hotel in the city, so everyone knows where it is.
3. Transportation.
We will meet everyone who writes when they arrive, which train, which carriage, and at which station.
But if, for some reason, we don’t meet you, then…
“Michurinsk – Ural” station. It is located almost in the center of the city; you can walk there in about 10-15 minutes. You can also take bus number 1 (it departs from the station), go one stop to “Ploshchad Slavy,” then one stop to “Ukrainskaya,” and the third stop is “Gogolevskaya” – that’s where we are. From there, it’s a 10-step walk to Ukrainskaya Street; walk half a block, and you will see the “Legion” club.
If you are going to the hotel directly: it’s the same stop, “Gogolevskaya”; ask where the hotel is, and it’s a 5-minute walk.
“Michurinsk – Voronezh” station. It is on the outskirts of the city; the easiest way is to take a taxi; there are many in the city, and they are always available near the stations (50 rubles). If you arrive during the day, you can walk to the bus stop; almost all buses will take you there – minibuses number 5, 10, 150, 15; again, go to the “Gogolevskaya” stop.