I have lifted this post from the Show Website in case any PF members are, like me, not prolific users of Face book. Please support the show and most importantly tell every modeller that you know that Euro is alive and well. A determined effort is being made behind the scenes to improve every aspect of the show, especially those areas highlighted following the 2016 event under the previous owners.

It will only survive with your support and in return you will note that ticket prices have been lowered to the bare minimum-look forward to seeing you there.

"Tickets are now available on the Euro Miniature Expo website ( https://eurominiatureexpo.com/tickets ) - there's a "tickets" tab on the opening page too. Prices are £7 for a one day ticket and £11 for two days, there is also a £1 postage and packing fee on top of that.
Obviously our apologies about the extortionate fees when booking through the ATG agency - this wasn't discussed with us, and at no point were we told that it would happen.
Thankfully now ATG can be bypassed and you can get tickets prior to the event.
However, if you prefer, the tickets will still be available from the Leas Cliff Hall ticket office prior to the event - if you live in the area or are close enough to get to Folkestone at some point before the show. And of course tickets will be available from the Leas Cliff Hall box office over the course of the weekend of the show itself.
Thank you from all of us ( Richard, Adrian, Steve and Thomas ) for your patience and understanding about all this".

Hi all,
I will be visiting Euro for very first time & perhaps last (never say never ;-) - over 13000km is a long way

My dilemma - I will be visiting with my wife at end of a 5week family trip to UK, Ireland and Faroes.
My wife is not into figures so will need to be independent over Fri-Sun while I indulge my interests.
Where is best place to stay? Folkestone or Dover - what is travel between both of them like?
What are recommended actitivites around the area for my 'better half' while I'm away?
Appreciate any advice you can offer.
-Mike

Hi Mike.

I would recommend Folkestone as apart from the port Dover has nothing to offer. Suggest a day out in Canterbury would be enjoyable for your wife as it is a popular tourist destination. The Lees in Folkestone are a pleasant walk but the town hasn't much to offer.
Hope that helps.
Keith.

Hi Mike.
Yes you would be better of staying in Folkestone. There is not a lot in either location ( I live in Folkestone). There Is Dover Castle She may wish to visit.
Yes Canterbury Would fill a day with the Cathedral and the shops. If she is mobile ie able to drive lots of small villages to look at Hythe, Rye etc or on the High Speed train from Folkestone 54mins into London. If I can help you with anything else PM me.
Mick

Only 4 weeks tomorrow and the new Euro opens it's doors.
All the best wishes to Adrian, Steve, Richard and Thomas, here's hoping you have a successful, and stress free show.

Cheers Ken

I arrived in safe to Liverpool yesterday as lead up to show
Can't wait!
-Mike

see you there Mike.

Marc

Hope to see you in Folkstone, Mike!

Cheers
Janne Nilsson

I hope you won't mind me hijacking your post a little for this information Keith but....

Hi folks

When visiting model shows some modelmakers are in awe of the competition entries, and feel they couldn't compete.

Yet their figures are admired on forums like this, and at regional shows.....So they are wanted at Euro Miniatures Expo to be seen and enjoyed by a wider audience.

For all Planeteers visiting Folkestone next month, I am delighted to announce, (with the enthusiastic backing of our moderater Kev Nap Peart), the provision of a table display space for us to take advantage of as forum members.

Featuring our own display of figures and photos of our popular Model of the Month Entries, we can both publicise the forum and use the display as a meeting hub at the show for Planeteers who don't know each other.

So,......if you are competing, please put something extra in your model box and put it on display, If you are visiting for either a day or the weekend and not competing, please display a model or two.

All contributions are welcome and the stand will be manned by me.

Thanks must go to Jay Martin and Marc Megroot for volunteering figures already.

Please join in, and pop over for a chat on the day.

Thanks

Paul.

not been for years but might do so this time!

The social side of EME, making friendships that last is one of the main reasons for attending Richard.
You are welcome, we would love to meet you and introduce you to others from the forum.
Any models you can show will be just as welcome too, please do not be shy in bringing something with you, amd of course...
....we have cake !

Paul.

cheers Paul, cake is good!

See I just knew you would fit right In .

Paul.

I will be coming on the Saturday, So I will bring a couple of models with me if that's ok?

Absolutely outstanding Steve.
just come along tobthe right hand side of the balcony overlooking the hall, and pop your models down on the display.
There will be name cards just to fill in and that's it.

Paul.

Thats great. See you there!