Sabaton The Legendary Tour Part 2: 2027 dates and where to stay

Choose a city by the trip you want

Each city has one night on the tour, so you pick one show rather than a run of them. Choose the city first, then find its date on the table.

Dublin, Lisbon, Prague and Budapest work as city breaks. You get a centre to explore before or after the show and a short ride to the venue. Pamplona and Łódź are smaller places, so a show there is the main reason for the trip.

Milan is the stop to plan carefully. Its venue is outside the city, so the evening involves a transfer rather than a walk.

Dublin: 3Arena and the Luas

3Arena is in the Dublin docklands. The stop to use is Mayor Square-NCI on the Luas Red Line, a short walk from the venue. The same line takes you back into the city centre.

After the show the stop fills up with the whole crowd at once. Leave the venue a little early or accept a wait on the platform.

Lisbon: MEO Arena and Oriente

MEO Arena is in Parque das Nações, on the east side of Lisbon. The metro stop people use is Oriente on the Red Line, and the walk from there is short.

Check the last metro time to the centre before you go in. Trains back are busy as the crowd leaves, and taxis wait in a longer line at the same time.

Prague and Budapest: metro to the venue

In Prague, O2 Arena is reached on metro line C. Use the Vltavská stop and walk to the venue. Allow extra time for the trip back, since the metro and tram stops are busy after the show.

In Budapest, MVM Dome stands beside the Puskás Aréna. Take the M3 metro to the Stadionok stop. Expect a queue on the platform when the show ends.

Glasgow and Milan: venues that need planning

OVO Hydro in Glasgow is close to Exhibition Centre station, which is the stop to use for the venue. For trains from further away, Glasgow Central is the main station in the city.

Unipol Forum in Milan is in Assago, outside the city. The organizer publishes the shuttle and coach details for the show, so check them before you book the trip. Plan the return with the same care, because the transfer is the part most likely to run late.

Where to sleep and how to move between cities

For a show night, stay in the city centre or near the venue's main transport stop. In Dublin, the docklands and the centre suit a night out. In Lisbon, Parque das Nações suits the MEO Arena. Rooms across each city cost more on show nights, so book early.

If you see more than one show, the usual way between cities is a train where a rail line connects them, and a flight for longer hops. Leave at least one full day between shows so a delay does not cost you the next night.