Tickets New Ticketing System
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si_yidarmy
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- Apr 17, 2005
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I believe you can sign up online and use instantly. when you go to book it comes up with the option of print at home or on member card.
Bear in mind also that if you chose member card, this goes onto the app too so it is worth checking this way also, but to be safer I would pick the print option as it is instant
bubble07
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- Dec 27, 2004
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Yep cheers that's what I did
Simon Monastyrskyj
ParkLaneYid
- Aug 31, 2012
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just listed one ticket for today on the exchange in south lower
does anyone want a ticket? Message me and I’ll forward the email
Thewobbler
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- Oct 29, 2016
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Brightons a CAT B game lol. Tickets are extortionate but if anyone wants to go they're on GS and quite a few have put there tickets up for resale.
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Thewobbler
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- Oct 29, 2016
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Can you set your own price for the ticket your selling on exchange? Seems crazy that a lot of tickets are up, easily over a thousand but the prices are upward of 70 quid. Not surprised people are finding it hard to sell there tickets especially because its brighton.
I got a ticket to sheff utd of the exchange for under 40 quid and that was high in the south stand.
I got a ticket to sheff utd of the exchange for under 40 quid and that was high in the south stand.
Spurs 1961
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- Aug 31, 2012
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yes there seem to be a lot of tickets for this game but they will ably allow four tickets. I wanted two more. I passed my ticket into the person next to me and he will do the same for me sometime and bought others which cost a lot more.
anyway a good view from your seat these are much better than being low in tier one where you can’t see anything especially in these days of giant players
ShaunL84
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- Jan 3, 2013
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No, which I think is a shame.
I guess the thinking is that it would lead to a race to the bottom.
Thewobbler
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- Oct 29, 2016
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They need to look at this. Maybe have a minimum amount like 35 quid.
stonecolddeanaustin
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- Aug 27, 2011
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Nope. Ended up giving mine away to the fella that sits next to me for free. Better than it going to waste. Would rather give it to a local school or something but no option for that. They should set something up for games when there are no trains running. Will never happen though of course.
SUIYHA
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I don't see why the club shouldn't do things like that - the ticket has already been bought and paid for so they don't stand to lose any money if the ST holder unable to attend is willing to donate it - if anything a fan going as a one-off is more likely to buy the match day programmes and club merchandise to make a day out of it compared with someone who goes every week and has no novelty factor. Would help the club to generate more grassroots support and buy influence amongst the local community if that kind of thing was on the table.
Would only be a handful of tickets like this per season as most people will want to get some money back if they're unable to go, or at least give it to their mates, but it would still be a nice touch.
Is there any option on the exchange to simply give away your ticket, so as to enable someone who wouldn't normally manage a game, to go?
For example, my 10yo son is desperate to go to a game, but I can't spend another £100 on tickets for the 2 of us, and 2 seats together is even more.
Really frustrating as I only live 20m from the stadium so can get there easily even if last minute
For example, my 10yo son is desperate to go to a game, but I can't spend another £100 on tickets for the 2 of us, and 2 seats together is even more.
Really frustrating as I only live 20m from the stadium so can get there easily even if last minute
