Thank you!
Thank you!I was going to buy two tickets, one for myself and one for my 18 year old. So £400 plus £360 and they added on £91, which is due with first installment, so next month would have paid £188. Fuck that.
First payment was due 30 days from application.
I think someone else stated it was around £60 for a single adult ticket.
Should be like £10 extra to upgrade your FZ ST to a one off ticket in an other area of the ground.It’s a bit of a nightmare isn’t it
Adult ticket should be replicated elsewhere and both tickets go on exchange
I don't think they've ever done this but its always struck me as a good idea.Does anyone know if the ground is open for potential ST buyers to have a proper look from the seat they wish to purchase?
I've already moved, but would like to have a gander, just to be sure.
it certainly was an option in the early days of the RicohI don't think they've ever done this but its always struck me as a good idea.
Was sat by a couple of NHL (ice hockey) season ticket holders at a game in Sweden. They were saying before they get invited in every year to look round and see where they want to sit, look at the hospitality options, get to sample the food & drink outlets and that kind of thing.
Agreednot really or you buy a st for an uninterested child and your ticket is then cheaper, there needs to be some additional cost - even if say £10 per game to balance the difference
£6.50 per game is the difference between a FZ season ticket and a standard zone season ticket. That should be the charge for moving to the standard zone at games where the child can't make it, no more, no less.Should be like £10 extra to upgrade your FZ ST to a one off ticket in an other area of the ground.
Agree doesn't feel right to ask them to pay full price but there needs to be some sort of cost involved.
You just know King will charge £37.£6.50 per game is the difference between a FZ season ticket and a standard zone season ticket. That should be the charge for moving to the standard zone at games where the child can't make it, no more, no less.
I still think moving adults out of the FZ on a midweek evening match is going to leave it looking even emptier than it did this season
Personally, I think anything over the £6.50 would be unreasonable. You have committed to a season ticket, you should be paying season ticket prices. It isn't the fans choice to be moving into a different zone when their child can't make it, the club are enforcing it.You just know King will charge £37.
I mean I think £10 would be 'reasonable' but we shall see. Would be good to get this communicated.
I reckon I'll make about 12 or so with my 5 year old twins and would happily pay £10 for say another 5 I make myself on my own (night games). I'll never make 23 due to distance and holidays, etc.
I saw an answer to this on Twitter (X) and the answer was NODoes anyone know if the ground is open for potential ST buyers to have a proper look from the seat they wish to purchase?
I've already moved, but would like to have a gander, just to be sure.
East stand?I remember buyng my first ever season ticket for Highfield Road and turning up for the first time to find my view was blocked by a steel pillar
Not as many as they were hoping I’d imagine. People renewing won’t be in a rush as they already have their seats. There were a lot more new season tickets sold last time due to people wanting to be guaranteed tickets for future Wembley trips.Does anyone know how many we have sold so far ?
I remember doing that at the Ricoh, Summer 05 when STs were on sale. There was a "test" event too.it certainly was an option in the early days of the Ricoh
Yeah remember that, who did we play, limited to 24kI remember doing that at the Ricoh, Summer 05 when STs were on sale. There was a "test" event too.
Last time I checked out a seat beforehand was when we moved to St Andrew's.
So, in short, you don't knowNot as many as they were hoping I’d imagine.
Shouldn’t be hard at all email ticket officeAnybody else bought in safe standing without realising??? Not obvious at all.
How hard is it to get moved?
Not me.Anybody else bought in safe standing without realising??? Not obvious at all.
How hard is it to get moved?
That’s what I was thinking . I’m not sure there will be much difference in ST to last season , just people moving .Looks like sales of new seats are going pretty well to me
May be that it’s not new people but current people moving but won’t know until 9/6
Should be easy enough. I'd suggest phoning ticket office rather than emailing. Probably have to wait a while (if it says there are more than a couple of people ahead if you in the queue, maybe best try again at a quieter time).Anybody else bought in safe standing without realising??? Not obvious at all.
How hard is it to get moved?
I can see at least 22000 and possibly 25000Or maybe it’s going to be a complete sell out every game
It looks very health at this early stage PeteI can see at least 22000 and possibly 25000
I fucking hate percentages in this sort of scenario.Or maybe it’s going to be a complete sell out every game
Promoting but it would be useful to see the total number.Or maybe it’s going to be a complete sell out every game
Can't see it being 100 lol , you'd imagine of the 19000 ST holders several thousand renewed yesterday .. youd imagine 1-2k new ST holders at most which would be impressiveI fucking hate percentages in this sort of scenario.
If 100 people renewed, that's a 'massive' 24 new ST holders.
Give us the numbers CCFC.
Not just some meaningless stats that a fifth year maths O level sitter could generate on a Casio calculator (showing my age here).
Anybody else bought in safe standing without realising??? Not obvious at all.
How hard is it to get moved?
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