Play Off Final Tickets

[Clyde1998]

In the second phase does it apply that member card holders can purchase for non card holders?

Yes. 50 points or more can buy four tickets (total) and between 49 and 25 points can buy two tickets (total).

[Dave the rave]

In the second phase does it apply that member card holders can purchase for non card holders?

Go on.....

[Dave the rave]

In the second phase does it apply that member card holders can purchase for non card holders?

Yes. 50 points or more can buy four tickets (total) and between 49 and 25 points can buy two tickets (total).

Ok. Cheers. Didn't seem explicit on reading.
Can you link your purchase to a mate's and buy up up 8 in total?

[Clyde1998]

In the second phase does it apply that member card holders can purchase for non card holders?

Yes. 50 points or more can buy four tickets (total) and between 49 and 25 points can buy two tickets (total).

Ok. Cheers. Didn't seem explicit on reading.
Can you link your purchase to a mate's and buy up up 8 in total?

Yeah - I think the maximum in one transaction is 10.

[jar95]

Phoned the ticket office

They aren't answering any questions regarding the play off final

Someone else want to try?

Just wait and speak to somebody, that's what I done

[Green]

I'd have no problem spending £64 to stand in the good section, got a few mates and honoury Reading fans that won't pay that though... Do I say oxf*rd them or do I cave and go shitty cheap seats?

Was up the top for Arsenal and it wasn't great. Like 10 of us singing in our block, and we were pretty much the only block that was actually singing that high up. At least all I could hear.

oxf*rd em off.

The cheaper seats will have day-trippers. Was top tier for Swansea and the atmosphere was awful. Was just to the right of the goal at Arsenal and it was so much better.

On some level aren't we all day trippers?

What's the issue here? Were there not enough blue and white jester hats in that section?

[TBM]

In the second phase does it apply that member card holders can purchase for non card holders?

Go on.....

Yes you can

The reason there is no general sale is to stop oppo fans and touts buying all the tickets

Its doubtful either of those ^ have friends with points

[Maguire]

£98 quid is a joke for some seats

This wont sell out.

Anyone remember the costs for the Swansea game?

I still have my ticket for Swansea. i was in block 549 and it cost £76 exactly the same.

I have a strong feeling (although it was 6 years ago and I have no evidence for it) that I paid £64 for the Swansea game ie. exactly the same price.

[CountryRoyal]

I'd have no problem spending £64 to stand in the good section, got a few mates and honoury Reading fans that won't pay that though... Do I say oxf*rd them or do I cave and go shitty cheap seats?

Was up the top for Arsenal and it wasn't great. Like 10 of us singing in our block, and we were pretty much the only block that was actually singing that high up. At least all I could hear.

oxf*rd em off.

The cheaper seats will have day-trippers. Was top tier for Swansea and the atmosphere was awful. Was just to the right of the goal at Arsenal and it was so much better.

On some level aren't we all day trippers?

What's the issue here? Were there not enough blue and white jester hats in that section?

Not really. 50% or so only going because it's a final at Wembley.

The issue I had with being up top in the cheap seats for the Arsenal semi was that I was surrounded by loads of people that didn't really have much affiliation to the club, sat on their hands and barely sung.

Fair enough if that's what's people want to do, it's just not my cup of tea. £64 is a lot of money for a football game though.

[jetsetwilly]

"You will need to quote your Customer Number and Surname when purchasing tickets. If you are entitled to purchase more than one ticket subject to the selling criteria, you will only need to quote your own details. If you are purchasing tickets using the allowance of any additional supporters, you will need to enter their details at the same time."

[loyalroyal4life]

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.

Nice one Bob

Are blocks 109-114 all priced as same category?

[Gordons Cumming]

How do you find out how many points you've got?

[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.

Nice one Bob

Are blocks 109-114 all priced as same category?

Bloody hell LoyalRoyal, go and do your own dirty work.

Block 112 is a Category 3 seat, priced at £64 (£32 concession). This image (one page back) shows you - http://www.readingfc.co.uk/cms_images/c ... 718603.jpg

[double d]

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.

Nice one Bob

Are blocks 109-114 all priced as same category?

Bloody hell LoyalRoyal, go and do your own dirty work.

Block 112 is a Category 3 seat, priced at £64 (£32 concession). This image (one page back) shows you - http://www.readingfc.co.uk/cms_images/c ... 718603.jpg

Bobby where are.you sitting?.I read you were going on your own somewhere and as a fellow loyal royal I cannot let that happen. Alas, I also have nobody to go with!

[KC Royal]

Allocation is 38,342.

If true then this will go to general sale. Thats more than we had for the Arsenal semi final and we didn't sell out for that

Play off final allocations are always higher than for Fa cup games. Tbh I thought it might be a bit higher than that as I think we had 40k for Swansea, though that may have been because Swansea didn't sell out their allocation.

Thought it would be through an external company but hoped it wouldn't be after the complete mess for the Swansea game, which almost meant I didn't get tickets at all (got them with less than half hour before online sales ended on the Sunday). Can't remember the name of the company we had then but I seem to recall they were proved with other events to be incompetent, i'm sure this is a different company as not heard of them before.

[The Cap]

Gordons Cumming wrote:
How do you find out how many points you've got?

Go to tickets section on OS and log in to your account. You'll see loyalty points heading on the left hand side.

[loyalroyal4life]

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.

Nice one Bob

Are blocks 109-114 all priced as same category?

Bloody hell LoyalRoyal, go and do your own dirty work.

Block 112 is a Category 3 seat, priced at £64 (£32 concession). This image (one page back) shows you - http://www.readingfc.co.uk/cms_images/c ... 718603.jpg

Cheers Bob (aka the oracle), one last question are those blocks even valid for us if we have East side of the stadium?

[jd82]

So with 3 season tickets I could get 6 tickets tomorrow and another 6 on Friday?

Am I reading that right?

Bobby??

[KC Royal]

Wasn't expecting to be able to get tickets for non members

Hoping to get tickets in the top tier, because a) they're cheaper and b) I prefer the view up there. Having been to numerous England games at Wembley I think for the lower tier it depends what seats you get.

[Clyde1998]

How do you find out how many points you've got?

If you're logged in, this is the direct link: https://www.readingfcdirect.co.uk/points.aspx