The team, however, appeared to take the inconvenience in their stride, and Bayern's official Twitter account had plenty of fun live-tweeting the hold up.
Perhaps that's no surprise; if you're stuck outside, what are you going to do but tweet?
Update from Moscow: The fire alarm has gone off in the team hotel. The staff, players and everyone else now outside the building waiting...
— FC Bayern English (@FCBayernEN) September 28, 2014
And it took a while for the situation to be resolved. Fortunately, the players just wandered off to the nearest restaurant:
We've still not been given the all-clear at the Moscow team hotel. The players have since headed to a restaurant 2 blocks away. Why not? ;-)
— FC Bayern English (@FCBayernEN) September 28, 2014
We've been given the all-clear. The players & staff are now back in the team hotel. An hour's extra kip tomorrow! Good night from Moscow.
— FC Bayern English (@FCBayernEN) September 28, 2014
And when the pictures were uploaded, a shot of manager Pep Guardiola wrapped up in a blanket taking a selfie has to be one of the highlights:
Fire alarm in the team hotel forces #FCBayern out onto the cold streets of Moscow and a nearby restaurant. #CSKAFCB pic.twitter.com/0iRqHT9Hj0
— FC Bayern English (@FCBayernEN) September 28, 2014
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lmfao the pic of Robben.
(lmfao thanks

okay well now this is just going too far (thanks

I'm sure Russia 2018 will be just as welcoming ;) (gasp. what if that's actually Russia NT's plan to win the whole thing...)