That will piss Mr Mad off a tad, where will he sit?? I asked for and was given upper west ticket, I for one think there will be a few more than 7000North Somerset Royal wrote:The TO told me that UW will only be open if more tickets sold than can be accomodated in LW and E
At those prices it's plausible a 10,000 gate could be in attendance. The atmosphere will be poo though so I may have to try out the upper west. Been a while.The 17 Bus wrote:That will piss Mr Mad off a tad, where will he sit?? I asked for and was given upper west ticket, I for one think there will be a few more than 7000North Somerset Royal wrote:The TO told me that UW will only be open if more tickets sold than can be accomodated in LW and E
I went to buy on line as soon as they went on sale and tried to select the block in UW in which I have a ST. However all UW blocks were greyed out on the system. I then phoned TO and that was their explanation. They said that the allocation of a block and seat number on tickets/member cards is purely for number control purposes and it did not matter what block I selected as on the night my ST will work in whatever turnstiles they decide to open. I agree that there are likely to be more than 7000 but not sure what the capacity of E + LW is.The 17 Bus wrote:That will piss Mr Mad off a tad, where will he sit?? I asked for and was given upper west ticket, I for one think there will be a few more than 7000North Somerset Royal wrote:The TO told me that UW will only be open if more tickets sold than can be accomodated in LW and E
Doesn't the east stand hold just shy of 9000? Lower west must be about 3000. More than enough for this game.North Somerset Royal wrote:I went to buy on line as soon as they went on sale and tried to select the block in UW in which I have a ST. However all UW blocks were greyed out on the system. I then phoned TO and that was their explanation. They said that the allocation of a block and seat number on tickets/member cards is purely for number control purposes and it did not matter what block I selected as on the night my ST will work in whatever turnstiles they decide to open. I agree that there are likely to be more than 7000 but not sure what the capacity of E + LW is.The 17 Bus wrote:That will piss Mr Mad off a tad, where will he sit?? I asked for and was given upper west ticket, I for one think there will be a few more than 7000North Somerset Royal wrote:The TO told me that UW will only be open if more tickets sold than can be accomodated in LW and E
Free tickets to a Reading game in the League Cup? Wow sir, you really have arrived.soggy biscuit wrote:I have been given free tickets for this, I probably won't bother going though.
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Same thing happend to me earlier. I tried to book with my Visa debit card and it wouldn't accept it. So had to use my mastercard credit card. Which is a bit of a pain.Stranded wrote:Can someone explain to me why the online booking shows a Maestro sign but won't accept Maestro details on the form - will have to phone up at lunch now....
I've seen that before on a number of websites, not just Reading, but when I selected Visa rather Visa Debit it works!urz_1871 wrote:Same thing happend to me earlier. I tried to book with my Visa debit card and it wouldn't accept it. So had to use my mastercard credit card. Which is a bit of a pain.Stranded wrote:Can someone explain to me why the online booking shows a Maestro sign but won't accept Maestro details on the form - will have to phone up at lunch now....
I have never had a problem using my debit card online though. Apart from online booking at Reading.
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