Arsenal are preparing to face Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final in Budapest on 30 May. Multiple outlets report that travel planning for supporters and some club staff is being affected by sharply higher prices for flights and accommodation, as demand increases around the match date. The Guardian and other sources describe limited availability and costly options, with direct flights from London cited at up to around £1,500 and hotel rooms priced at very high levels, including figures of roughly £2,000 per night in low-end “economy double” rooms. The Guardian also notes that Arsenal’s allocation of official tickets for the final is 16,824. In addition to flight costs, the reporting highlights logistical difficulties such as finding available hotels near the city, and the alternative of longer overland travel, including references to a night train to Bucharest. One outlet also says some Arsenal staff are “angered” by a club offer of final flights priced at £859. Overall, the accounts portray a final with significant travel expenses and constrained options for those seeking to attend.