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Exactly the same here. I could have collected them days ago, but we were told they were posted out, so I waited untilt he final postal delivery this morning. Seems to me that lots and lots of tickets simply weren't posted out at all. If that is the case they should have said so and asked us to...

Just keep putting 2-1 without saying who to, you will be right even more often.

Well yep, seems that way. Mine is in an envelope with my name and address on it, as if it was to have been posted. Where they are there are just 2 windows. Maybe they should just set up a table outside as a collection point for people who have already bought tickets and are just picking them...

2-1, but a crowd of just under 14,000.

Doesn't look promising and with just 2 windows that is going to make the whole process slow. When I finally got to the window I was served within about 30 secs, but many more in front of me seemed to be many minutes at the window. Am guessing they were buying tickets rather than picking up ST...

Yes, just got mine. Queue forming as we speak and just 2 windows open. Inside the office they seemingly have all the ST's tickets for todays game in individual envelopes. Gave me Yeovil and Preston tickets. Expecting the queue to grow and grow. Seems quite slow moving.

Plenty of shops. Next, New Look, Tesco, sports shop, pet shop, furniture shop, cafes, restaurants.

Thing is, the signs were there on all the lamp posts and parking zone posts, but at the Gillingham game they had all been removed. No sign anywhere about minimum spend and restricted parking.

Snap. Feel slightly irritated that I have to go and collect them. It's says you have to go to the Ricoh from 11 on the ccfc site. No mention of the Gallagher, unless you've heard differently? No, stu. Some people have said though that they went to Gallagher and they had a box of envelopes...

Yep! Bought my ST on the first day they were available and my post has just been this morning and still no Yeovil ticket, so now have to go to the Gallagher or the Ricoh to pick it up. Planning ahead works for sure. :facepalm:

As I've said before, I have no problem with a £2 discount for tickets purchased in advance, but do think it enitrely wrong to charge £2 more on match days!!!

These tickets for the theatre weren't scanned by the staff, just checked phyiscally. Understand it is slightly different as you have a lot less seating there, but there is surely a way of doing it. Off the top of my head for instance,if you print your ticket off you can only go through certain...

Was just thinking, only a couple of months ago I bought tickets online to go to the Albany Theatre (The Butts Theatre) and it asked me if I wanted the option to print my own tickets off or pick them up at the box office on the day. Now if a small venue like the Albany Theatre can do this simple...

5th of September of course. Though there was only one loss that night ...... Gillingham!! :claping hands:

Better than saying a public thanks on a private forum. That would be even more pointless.

Simpler still, you buy your ticket online and then have the option of printing it off yourself at home. They're clever enough to have thought of that ............. aren't they?

Yes, exactly. Plan ahead. Bought my ST the first day they went on sale, 2 weeks ago, but I have not received my Yeovil match ticket. Yep, plan ahead folks.

I think that is a much better idea, for there to be a discount if you get your ticket early. Much better than charging people extra on the day.

I will always remember 5/9 and honour that.

Yeah. S & M most certainly wouldn't be Sales and Marketing.