Has there been any announcements yet about match tickets for the above match ? how many when they are on sale etc
Poor excuseWanted to do this but am in Madrid for a wedding.
Already bought train tickets, will be my
First game of the season. Will take it on the chin if I don’t get a ticket, happy to sit in the home end for this one.
725 standing tickets & 94 seats according to the football ground guide.Has there been any announcements yet about match tickets for the above match ? how many when they are on sale etc
Need to get your priorities sorted pal...Wanted to do this but am in Madrid for a wedding.
How much were train tickets out of interest mate?Already bought train tickets, will be my
First game of the season. Will take it on the chin if I don’t get a ticket, happy to sit in the home end for this one.
How much were train tickets out of interest mate?
Can't remember exactly how much mine were but they were very cheap from the nationalrail website. Not much over 20 quid for me and my son, (under 16).
That's really good to be fair. Oxford is more expensive than that.
How much were train tickets out of interest mate?
I bought a few weeks ago mate and £15 without a railcard.
This might be useful for you or some others to save money on train travel through the season but two weeks ago I found out that I could purchase an NUS card, even though I’m no longer a student and haven’t been for 5 years. When it asks you for institution, simply choose e-careers and it doesn’t ask for any proof or verification. It costs £10
Once you’ve got an NUS card, take it to your nearest station and ask for a 16-25 railcard. Then show them your NUS card and say you’re a full time student. They can issue them, 1 year 16-25 railcards, to anyone who is a full time student, regardless of age and only cost £30 which you soon earn back. And there you go, you’ve got a 1 year young person student card to save 33% on train travel before the season.
I hadn’t worked out any of this before I bought Wimbledon tickets - which is why it cost me £15 and not £10!
Hope this helps someone else on saving money on travel
I'd head for Kingston myself!that's to Euston, got to sort out the train to Wimbledon from there.
Saying that mate, me and my sister (and our 2 lads) were looking at getting a friend's and family rail card for 30 quid this season.. bonus is me and the mrs can take the kids away and use it then too haha.I bought a few weeks ago mate and £15 without a railcard.
This might be useful for you or some others to save money on train travel through the season but two weeks ago I found out that I could purchase an NUS card, even though I’m no longer a student and haven’t been for 5 years. When it asks you for institution, simply choose e-careers and it doesn’t ask for any proof or verification. It costs £10
Once you’ve got an NUS card, take it to your nearest station and ask for a 16-25 railcard. Then show them your NUS card and say you’re a full time student. They can issue them, 1 year 16-25 railcards, to anyone who is a full time student, regardless of age and only cost £30 which you soon earn back. And there you go, you’ve got a 1 year young person student card to save 33% on train travel before the season.
I hadn’t worked out any of this before I bought Wimbledon tickets - which is why it cost me £15 and not £10!
Hope this helps someone else on saving money on travel
Saying that mate, me and my sister (and our 2 lads) were looking at getting a friend's and family rail card for 30 quid this season.. bonus is me and the mrs can take the kids away and use it then too haha.
Totally agree mate, I have to travel via train to home games with my lad too, not that far but again over the season itll add up.Theyre good as well and worth it. I did about 9/10 Away games on the train and reckon the railcard saved me well over £200. Come the start of the season they’re one of the first things I look to buy. I’m a sucker for a saving and trying to get the travel as cheap as possible but it all adds up over the course of a season!
Totally agree mate, I have to travel via train to home games with my lad too, not that far but again over the season itll add up.
I'd head for Kingston myself!
kdon't know when they're on sale but think their away end only holds 700 plus so it's going to be a mad scramble for tickets.
OohWill Bobby Gould be on again saying how he prefers Wimbledon like he did before?
I don't think anyone knows yet unfortunately.When the tickets on sale please?
Yeah, for sure, I tried to suggest I wasn't blaming our club but failed. I wonder what's going on at AFC's end. No doubt if we had done this to an away section and our fans had got hold of it they'd be a fairly substantial 'SISU CANT EVEN GIVE AWAY FANS THEIR TICKETS', 'THE COUNCIL ARE TO BLAME FOR TICKET GATE' thread.It's up to the home club to provide us with tickets
Yeah, for sure, I tried to suggest I wasn't blaming our club but failed. I wonder what's going on at AFC's end. No doubt if we had done this to an away section and our fans had got hold of it they'd be a fairly substantial 'SISU CANT EVEN GIVE AWAY FANS THEIR TICKETS', 'THE COUNCIL ARE TO BLAME FOR TICKET GATE' thread.
Also, if not released by Friday then we lose the cheap advance train ticket prices too. As we'll only get just over 700 tickets i've not booked train yet incase i dont get a match ticket.
Good luck with that as they pretty much sold out every game last season as capacity is only 4850. This is also their first home game of the season and their website already says limited tickets available.already booked mine. I'll be in the home end if I draw a blank on the away tickets.
Good luck with that as they pretty much sold out every game last season as capacity is only 4850. This is also their first home game of the season and their website already says limited tickets available.
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