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It's summer in the US again, so it must be time for a Chelsea tour!  Chelsea FC have announced plans to play in the US for the fourth consecutive year, playing two games in LA in the World Series of Football against the Samsung Bluewings and the LA Galaxy, and one warm-up game in Palo Alto against an as yet unannounced team.  Read the official Chelsea FC press release...

This year the combined Chelsea FC supporters clubs of North America intend to make the event, from a supporter's perspective, bigger and better than the previous years, so make sure you bookmark this site and keep coming back to hear about all the plans as they unfold!

Be sure to check out the other parts of this site as they become available to make sure you have secured your travel and accommodation and to know exactly where you need to be when to maximize your fun  Other than that, if you have any questions you can either jump on the bulletin board and chat or contact us directly.

Celery Announcement

We have been asked to share with you the celery situation in the US stadiums this summer.  As most of you know celery has been banned at Stamford Bridge, and last year in Chicago we had some incidents where over zealous security decided to eject some individuals for celery throwing.

This year in California there is no stadium ban on celery per say, but we have been warned by Chelsea, HDC and the local police that anybody suspected of throwing celery will be escorted from the stadium, and/or worse.  We can bring it in, we can wave it around all we want, but THROW IT AT YOUR OWN RISK.

SO BRING CELERY IF YOU LIKE, BUT THROW IT AT YOUR OWN RISK.
 

17th July, 2007

Updated information on buses and closed practice.

16th July, 2007

Updated information on the 5-a-side competition.

 10th July, 2007

Hollywood United are playing a charity soccer game on Sunday 22nd for a very good cause.  If you are still in town why not stop by.

9th July, 2007

Single day tickets are now on sale from Ticket Master.  See the "Match Tickets" page for more info.

CalTrain have laid on a "Chelsea Special" train for people traveling to the match at Stanford Stadium.

 3rd July, 2007

Bus tickets are now on sale for the two matches in LA.  Book early to avoid disappointment.

26th June, 2007

Call for Videographers!  We would love to capture the spirit of the tour on video so if there are any folks out there with a video camera who fancy helping contribute to this then please drop us a line.

16th June, 2007

A small group of "Chelsea rate" hotel rooms have been reserved on a first-come, first-serve basis.  See the hotels page for more info.

We are trying to get numbers together for the buses to take us to the games and (tentative) practice session so please take a look and submit your numbers.

Added a whole slew of things to do in and around LA on the activities page.

1st June, 2007

Yankee Doodle's Bar and Grill in Santa Monica has been chosen as "Chelsea Central" for LA.

29th May, 2007

More information about our seats in Stanford and some guidelines on using the stadium

24th May, 2007

Tickets for the Stanford game are now available for purchase!!!

22nd May, 2007

Ticket purchase information for LA games has been announced and tickets are now on sale!!!!

16th May, 2007

Fancy some baseball?  Join some of your fellow Blues at a San Francisco Giants v LA Dodgers game while we are in Palo Alto.

15th May, 2007

If you want to sit in the official Chelsea sections at both the Home Depot Center and Stanford Stadium it is important that you do *not* purchase any tickets from other sources.  Keep your eye on this site and we will announce information on how to purchase tickets in the Chelsea section as soon as Chelsea make it available to us.

13th May, 2007

More specific Palo Alto information has been made available, including "Chelsea Central" pub, transportation suggestions and hotel options.

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