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#684
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Wow, Amelu, take that!
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#685
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MOSCOW BEL - MINSK PASS

Train number: 147CH Wagon: 15 Arrival: April 30, 06:45 (local time)

P.S.: "Everyone" who bought tickets for this train/wagon knows Ze.
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#687
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Tickets are still available. From St. Petersburg, a round trip train ticket in a platzkart (open sleeping car) costs 6,000 rubles, in a kupe (compartment) costs 11,600 rubles, and by plane costs 10,500 rubles.


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How can a train ticket cost more than a plane ticket? In Ukraine, a platzkart (open sleeping car) costs 1x, a coupe costs 2x, and a plane ticket costs 6x or more.
Не бійся коли ти один, бійся коли ти нуль.

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#689
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That’s how it is in Ukraine…
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#690
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GoedenDag
That's how it is in Ukraine...

I understand that we have problems in this regard, but the train (the standard train) is worse in all respects, so it cannot be more expensive.
Не бійся коли ти один, бійся коли ти нуль.

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Satyr
It's clear that we have some issues in this regard, but the train (the sleeper train) is worse in every aspect, so it can't possibly be more expensive.

International sleeper trains often cost about the same as a plane ticket, or even less.
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2Twaryna: yes, come, of course. You can stay for the closing ceremony and congratulate the winner.
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=Lizard=
congratulate the winner ;) .
And those who will survive...
Нам это идеально подойдёт! (с)

"Совесть - она либо есть, либо её нет" (с) RedWhait HP
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#694
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Please provide the current prices for the event, including costs for spectators and participants, covering meals, accommodation, and all fees.
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#695
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Approximately $55/day, which includes: accommodation, two meals + coffee break, a share of the conference room rental with unlimited internet at 100MB/s and 4 plasma screens. Additionally: participant contributions to the prize pool - $50. Contributions to the prize pool from spectators - optional. Taking into account "sponsorship," the prize pool will amount to $2500+. The CIS-2014 champion will receive $2,000, a medal, hugs from Preds, and a beautiful trophy. The rest will be distributed among the silver and bronze medalists and the winner of the side event.
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=Lizard=
Approximately $55/day, which includes: accommodation, two meals + coffee break, a share in the rental of a conference room with unlimited internet at 100 Mbps and 4 plasma screens. Additionally: contributions from participants to the prize fund - $50. Contributions to the prize fund from spectators - optional. Taking into account "sponsorship," the prize fund will amount to $2500+. The CIS-2014 champion will receive $2,000, a medal, deadly hugs from Predsa, and a beautiful cup. The rest will be distributed among the silver and bronze medalists and the winner of the side event.

$55 - 2000 rubles per day. Does that include barbecue/beer?


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KobRa_RR
$55 - 2000 rubles per day. Does that include barbecue and beer?

Of course not.
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=Lizard=
...The CIS-2014 champion will receive $2,000, a medal, a hug from Preds, and a beautiful trophy...
and if Preds wins the CIS tournament, will he hug himself?