Begin the binfest

[GolfingGull]

Cat A pricing is £32-£42 plus £1.50 booking fee. And I think that's what the club will go for, unfortunately.

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I believe cup tickets are usually the same price irrelevant of where you sit . I remember last year against Hull choosing to sit in the West Lower as it was the same price as my usual East family section, but a much better view/seat. Plus we now have the print at home option so hopefully no booking fee.

 

[Blackadder]

Did they drop when they played Blackburn in Round 5 two years ago?

I don't know. A Chelsea fan I work with reckons it would have been £25 for all if we had been drawn at the Bridge. Maybe Arsenal never drop their prices?

 

[Birdie Boy]

I believe cup tickets are usually the same price irrelevant of where you sit . I remember last year against Hull choosing to sit in the West Lower as it was the same price as my usual East family section, but a much better view/seat. Plus we now have the print at home option so hopefully no booking fee.

Incorrect. West Lower and east upper/lower are the same price at all games.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

There are a lot of people assuming it will be on TV. I wouldn't count my chickens, it wasn't last time.

Arsenal weren't the FA Cup holders last time.

 

[TomandJerry]

I don't know. A Chelsea fan I work with reckons it would have been £25 for all if we had been drawn at the Bridge. Maybe Arsenal never drop their prices?

The ARSE would need the extra money

 

[VHA on NSC]

Arsenal will take a full 15% allocation of 4500. This will include the whole of the south stand, the south east corner and the two most southerly blocks in the east stand lower.

This will mean the handful of season ticket holders in the esate lower will need to re-accomdated elsewhere.

If every season ticket holder takes their seat then there will be little over 2000 for non season ticket holders.

In reality, expect 3000 to be available after the season ticket only sale period is over.

I suspect when tickets go on sale to STH's, non STH with status will also be able to buy. These people could gamble by waiting for better seats from non partaking STHs.

Not sure if the club will be working on loyalty points of bronze, silver etc. but either way, this will sell out and those who have not been to a game for a couple of years will have to rely on friends who are STHs who are not going or have some good contacts.

For those of us who go every week, we should start working on our responses for those coming out the woodwork thinking we will help them get a ticket!

Good news for them and the clubs coffers is this is likely to be on the telly box.

Why won't the Arsenal fans just stay in the same ST seats they use for Brighton home games?

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Why won't the Arsenal fans just stay in the same ST seats they use for Brighton home games?

Why are you still here and interfering with a non p*lace thread?

 

[chaileyjem]

There wasn't a binfest last time and tickets were available to buy a long time after they went on sale, it's not a big game especially when it will be on TV

The crowd was 27,113 so a near sell out*. Tickets were £32 / £16 (kids) for WSU seats and were on sale before we knew whether it was Swansea/Arsenal.

*for the time

(edited )

 

[spence]

Correct. The crowd was 27,113 so not a sell out. Tickets were £32 / £16 (kids) for WSU seats and were on sale before we knew whether it was Swansea/Arsenal. It was also televised at Saturday lunchtime on ITV.

As Bozza pointed out it was a sellout or good as. The capacity wasn't increased by then

 

[spence]

Why are you still here and interfering with a non p*lace thread?

Press the report button. He is starting to get tedious now

 

[chaileyjem]

As Bozza pointed out it was a sellout or good as. The capacity wasn't increased by then

yep. it was.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Correct. The crowd was 27,113 so not a sell out. Tickets were £32 / £16 (kids) for WSU seats and were on sale before we knew whether it was Swansea/Arsenal. It was also televised at Saturday lunchtime on ITV.

I don't think it was on TV, this thread seems to support that:

http://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showthread.php?269308-Is-Brighton-vs-Arsenal-going-to-be-on-tv/page3

It was also a 3 o'clock kick off.

 

[spence]

I don't think it was on TV, this thread seems to support that:

http://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showthread.php?269308-Is-Brighton-vs-Arsenal-going-to-be-on-tv/page3

It was also a 3 o'clock kick off.

You are correct

 

[VHA on NSC]

Press the report button. He is starting to get tedious now

Simply seemed like a practical solution to the problem to me. The only disruption tithe thread is being caused by personal attacks, of which I am as usual respectfully avoiding for my part.

 

[spence]

Simply seemed like a practical solution to the problem to me. The only disruption tithe thread is being caused by personal attacks, of which I am as usual respectfully avoiding for my part.

Read the rules about posting in threads that don't concern you lot. All you are doing is derailing threads with your bollox. You know you are doing it too.

 

[supaseagull]

Why won't the Arsenal fans just stay in the same ST seats they use for Brighton home games?

Probably the same reason why the Chelsea fans do the same for when they play Palace.

I know 3 people who are joint CPFC & Chelsea "fans".

 

[chaileyjem]

I don't think it was on TV, this thread seems to support that:

http://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showthread.php?269308-Is-Brighton-vs-Arsenal-going-to-be-on-tv/page3

It was also a 3 o'clock kick off.

Yep. My mistake.

 

[Bozza]

The crowd was 27,113 so a near sell out*. Tickets were £32 / £16 (kids) for WSU seats and were on sale before we knew whether it was Swansea/Arsenal.

*for the time

(edited )

As I've already said on this thread - the last Arsenal game WAS a sell out (not just a 'near sell out') given the capacity at the time. The club themselves described it as a complete sell out - http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/article/arsenal-tickets-sold-out-617573.aspx

 

[Superphil]

Read the rules about posting in threads that don't concern you lot. All you are doing is derailing threads with your bollox. You know you are doing it too.

Exactly, there are plenty of Brighton fans on here who derail threads with their bollocks.

 

[8ace]

Read the rules about posting in threads that don't concern you lot. All you are doing is derailing threads with your bollox. You know you are doing it too.

Thankfully the c*nt has been banned now, hope it's permanent too.