A Liverpool Ticket Quandry

[Braders]

It is tricky now with the loyalty scheme but I guess its fair...I do think (as have other fans I have spoken to) that STH's should be able to purchase another 2 tickets for friends/family...

trouble is we have 18,500 fans - mathematically it doesn't work

at the Withdean it was no problem and in fact the club did a few games (bring two mates for 10 quid) .. but now it's just not feasible

 

[hoyci]

Just explain to them (or one of them, possibly an easier sell to the older one) that as a Brighton fan, Palace is a much bigger game, so he should be happy to sacrifice Liverpool to see that one the following week.

This is the answer

 

[tezz79]

I'd buy your ST entitlement, then on general sale go for either 1 near you (assuming the boys could probably sit together with you close by), or try to get 3 together and see if anyone then wants your ST seats, bound to be some takers, friends, family etc.

Probably your best bet

 

[kingcole]

There will be loads left when they go on general sale - especially in the family area.

If you are unlucky enough not to have them near you, buy what you need and find someone to use your ST seats.

 

[fire&skill]

 

[Albumen]

Send one to the away end!

 

[public school boy]

No school the next day? Children of that age need and should have a good night's sleep. Take a friend instead.

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

ok - here's the situation...I have 1 Adult and 1 Under 18 season ticket.

I have 2 sons (aged 10 & 12) who share the Under 18 season ticket.

Because son 2 shares the season ticket with son 1, he has no loyalty points.

I bought 1 season ticket, not because I'm a tightwad, but because I couldn't afford to spend an extra £10 per month - which I now regret.

I rung the ticket office to be told that I could either wait until all tickets go on general sale and buy 3 tickets or buy 2 tickets as per my STH entitlement and then 1 for my 10 year old when they go on general sale but with no guarantee that he would be sitting in the same stand as me.

For info, my 10 year old has missed just 1 game this season as he has shared with my eldest and then borrowed a friends Under 10's ticket...

I just wanted opinions on this...I realise that STH's should get priority over those who've never been to the Amex. But in this circumstance, I feel slightly aggrieved that there is no flexibility for parents with children who share season tickets.

Hi, I can't go the Liverpool game and have 70 loyalty points. If the OP, or anyone else who has posted on this thread wants to wait until they go on sale to those with 60 points or more, PM me your fan number, surname, postcode and I'll add you to my Friends and Family I'll take you off again when you've got the ticket. It will be a full-price adult ticket of course.

Offer still stands..


I think if you were to buy two now, but then wanted a third later, the club will move you to different seats when they go on general sale. That worked for me with Posh, I bought 2 online, then my mum wanted to come so I rang the ticket office and they cancelled those and got me three together in a different place. Easy.

 

[fork me]

Easy. Take both kids to Falmer village and throw them in the pond. Whichever come to the surface first can be safely burned alive for being a witch. The other can then be dragged out, brought round and taken to the game.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Don't go.

Take the family out to Topolino Duo and watch it there.

 

[cloud]

What did you decide in the end?