Play Off Final Tickets

[bobby1413]

Anyone know what blocks are usually where more atmosphere likely to be? 112 last time seemed to be ok

We anticipate blocks 109-114 being the loudest sections on the day of the game, so we advise that those accompanying young children to purchase tickets in other areas of Wembley Stadium.

[North Somerset Royal]

So is the lower tier behind the goal the £52 ones?

Also, can you book by phone or is it all online?

Sorry, running into a meeting so cant check.

You can but they do recommend booking online.

Number is 0871 297 0055

Thing is we want to get four together and its only two per ST

i THOUGHT THE BEST WAY WOULD BE TO CALL AND GIVE THEM BOTH st NUMBERS AND ASK FOR 4 TOGETHER?

Calls are 6p a minute plus network charges so could work out rather expensive if they have a queuing system.

[Green]

Apparently I have 0 points. There must be some mistake

I was on the very back row near one of the corners for the Arsenal game. Given the prices this time round I'll look to do the same again.

[26-10-06]

So if you're a STH and buying an additional ticket - does that additional person need to have a customer number (be a member) too or not?

I don't think so.

So a member card holder can get him/her self one - plus a complete newbie (no member)

[North Somerset Royal]

Arsenal surely? Dug outs to our right iirc

Yes it was Arsenal when we had the East. Swansea was the West. I was in block 549.

What's view like from block 549? Does it feel too far from the pitch?

No it was a great view although we were in the row 1. Having said that we were in a similar position on the other side for Arsenal in block 523 in row 13 and that was also a great view

[TBM]

So if you're a STH and buying an additional ticket - does that additional person need to have a customer number (be a member) too or not?

I don't think so.

So a member card holder can get him/her self one - plus a complete newbie (no member)

But it says
There is a maximum of 10 tickets per transaction if purchasing tickets on behalf of other supporters. And all supporters must have valid qualifying customer numbers.

This is confusing

[Clyde1998]

Apparently I have 0 points. There must be some mistake

Do you have multiple member cards? If you do, you may have logged into the wrong account.

[RoyalBlue]

Any idea whether the thieving barstewards (not RFC) will also sting us for credit card transactions?

£2.50 per ticket (or booking - can't remember).

Absolute fckers

I'm refusing to attend out of principle

There should be a principle - headline ticket prices should include everyone's costs & cut. Alternatively, if there is a fee, it should be per transaction not per ticket. It's about transparency - the per ticket charge effectively means each ticket costs that much more - you can't buy them for the price advertised as the ticket price. Imagine people's reaction at the supermarket checkout were they to be told 'Oh and there's an additional charge of X for us moving your shopping off the belt and taking your money from you (worse still at an automated checkout)'.

[Clyde1998]

So if you're a STH and buying an additional ticket - does that additional person need to have a customer number (be a member) too or not?

I don't think so.

So a member card holder can get him/her self one - plus a complete newbie (no member)

But it says
There is a maximum of 10 tickets per transaction if purchasing tickets on behalf of other supporters. And all supporters must have valid qualifying customer numbers.

This is confusing

Based on my understanding of this you can buy two tickets (if an STH) with the same card number. So you'll probably either have to enter the number twice (or similar).

[North Somerset Royal]

So if you're a STH and buying an additional ticket - does that additional person need to have a customer number (be a member) too or not?

I don't think so.

So a member card holder can get him/her self one - plus a complete newbie (no member)

From the SEE Ticket Site

You will need to quote your Customer Number and Surname when purchasing tickets. If you are purchasing tickets for additional supporters then you will need to enter their details at the same time.

[RoyalBlue]

It seems the queuing issues on the ticketing section of the OS have been fixed so even though it comes up with 'Sorry there are currently no events' you can log in to check membership numbers and names if you need to.

[Maneki Neko]

So if you're a STH and buying an additional ticket - does that additional person need to have a customer number (be a member) too or not?

why is nobody answering this question in its various guises goddamnit?!

its as though no one on here wrote th epress release is involved in drawing up the rules!!!!11!!

[Maneki Neko]

So if you're a STH and buying an additional ticket - does that additional person need to have a customer number (be a member) too or not?

I don't think so.

So a member card holder can get him/her self one - plus a complete newbie (no member)

at oxf*rd last

[Maneki Neko]

So if you're a STH and buying an additional ticket - does that additional person need to have a customer number (be a member) too or not?

I don't think so.

So a member card holder can get him/her self one - plus a complete newbie (no member)

But it says
There is a maximum of 10 tickets per transaction if purchasing tickets on behalf of other supporters. And all supporters must have valid qualifying customer numbers.

This is confusing

think that refers to the card holder themselves, not the +3s

but youre right, it aint clear at all!!1111!

[6ft Kerplunk]

I assume someone is sorting out my ticket. Thanks in advance.

[Maneki Neko]

Apparently I have 0 points. There must be some mistake

I was on the very back row near one of the corners for the Arsenal game. Given the prices this time round I'll look to do the same again.

heard of that happening to others before and them having real trouble getting it sorted, should phone up immediately to speak to someone

[TBM]

So if you're a STH and buying an additional ticket - does that additional person need to have a customer number (be a member) too or not?

I don't think so.

So a member card holder can get him/her self one - plus a complete newbie (no member)

From the SEE Ticket Site

You will need to quote your Customer Number and Surname when purchasing tickets. If you are purchasing tickets for additional supporters then you will need to enter their details at the same time.

Their details being their customer number?

They need to make this clear before i waste my time tomorrow trying to get a ticket

[Sutekh]

I see twenty's plenty has not yet made any inroads with the FA/FL and the corporate behemoth that is plastic Wembley Ltd

However on the grounds that a general boycott of the stadium by all football fans across the country might be a little difficult to get organised I shall continue helping the FA pay off it's huge debt (although I'll probably baulk at the additional £25 quid for program and watered down fizzy substance masquerading as Fosters - or whoever has that concession currently).

Wonder how much Spurs will be charging next season.

[Maneki Neko]

So if you're a STH and buying an additional ticket - does that additional person need to have a customer number (be a member) too or not?

I don't think so.

So a member card holder can get him/her self one - plus a complete newbie (no member)

From the SEE Ticket Site

You will need to quote your Customer Number and Surname when purchasing tickets. If you are purchasing tickets for additional supporters then you will need to enter their details at the same time.

AAaaarrrgh



does that mean that someone with a card couldn't buy two tickets for his kids who have no cards?
that's a real shame if so

[UpThePrem]

We're at the same end as we were for Swansea so The Green Man it is.

Arsenal surely? Dug outs to our right iirc

Yes it was Arsenal when we had the East. Swansea was the West. I was in block 549.

If I'm wrong I apologise but Hayley McQueen said we were in the opposite end to the Arsenal semi final so I assumed we were the same as Swansea hence the Green Man.