How to sit with a non Season Ticket holder?

ReadingJim · by **ReadingJim** » 09 Nov 2012 21:00

Hi,

Was hoping to pick up a ticket for Boxing Day vs Swansea for my dad so he can watch the match with my son and I (both ST holders). How can this work? is it possible for us to move to different seats for that match so we can sit with him?

Kingsley Junior · by **Kingsley Junior** » 09 Nov 2012 22:14

Give the TO a call or go in person - they can move your seats for a game so you can buy another person a seat with you. They will then sell your empty seats. I've done it in the past so unless things have majorly changed, I'd imagine that's still the process.

North Somerset Royal · by **North Somerset Royal** » 11 Nov 2012 01:54

It is still the system. I have just moved my seat to sit with my sons for the Arsenal game but be warned the dreaded South Stand beckons!

Upper West Ginger · by **Upper West Ginger** » 12 Nov 2012 13:51

I've done this with my son.
Yes. we've ended up in the South Stand for the first time.
It will make a change to be behind the goal.

Rex · by **Rex** » 14 Nov 2012 19:26

Upper West Ginger wrote:I've done this with my son.
Yes. we've ended up in the South Stand for the first time.
It will make a change to be behind the goal.

Remember to sit on your hands all game, not swear and never abuse the opposition if sat in the South Stand.

Upper West Ginger · by **Upper West Ginger** » 15 Nov 2012 10:24

royalexile wrote:
Upper West Ginger wrote:I've done this with my son.
Yes. we've ended up in the South Stand for the first time.
It will make a change to be behind the goal.
Remember to sit on your hands all game, not swear and never abuse the opposition if sat in the South Stand.

I'm from the Upper West, so I'm used to being quiet!