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Casademont Zaragoza aims to start the season in style with a charter flight to Galicia for both teams

After putting together two exciting and promising squads, Casademont Zaragoza wants both teams to feel connected to the Marea Roja from the start of the season. To that end, the Aragonese club has organized a charter flight to Galicia so red-and-black fans can support the men's and women's teams on the weekend of October 10 and 11, when they play their respective third-round fixtures in the ACB and Endesa Women's League.
Casademont Zaragoza aims to start the season in style with a charter flight to Galicia for both teams

In this way, the trip will offer two particularly intense days featuring Casademont's two games in Galicia. The first will take place on Saturday, October 10, at 6:00 p.m., when the men's team visits newly promoted Leyma Coruña. Just a few hours later, on Sunday the 11th at 12:30 p.m., it will be the women's team's turn, as they face Celta Femxa Zorka at Pabellón de Navia in Vigo.

The group will depart from Zaragoza Airport on Friday, October 9, at 5:00 p.m., bound for A Coruña. The return is scheduled for Sunday, October 11, at 6:00 p.m. from Vigo Airport, allowing fans to enjoy both games before beginning the journey back to Zaragoza.

WHAT THE TRIP INCLUDES

The total cost of the trip will be 250 euros and includes round-trip airfare, airport taxes and the necessary transfers during the weekend. Specifically, the package includes transportation from A Coruña Airport to the city center on Friday, and on Sunday, transportation from central A Coruña to Pabellón de Navia in Vigo and, once the women's game has ended, from the arena to Vigo Airport to catch the flight back to the Aragonese capital.

Accommodation, however, is not included in the price of the trip, so each fan will have to arrange their own stay in Galicia. The club has therefore designed a package that will allow the Marea Roja to support both first teams on a single trip and turn the weekend into a complete experience centered around red-and-black basketball.