For what age of child are people buying AMEX season tickets?

[Kazenga <3]

He didn't say it would be empty, he said he wouldn't always bring the little one. Maybe his older boy will bring a mate - that's what we'll do if the youngest bales.

That's would be fair enough but if not then...

 

[227 BHA]

At falmer we will be buying in the family stand and will also get a ticket for his little brother who will be just over two and who went to his first game when we played FC United. Dont expect him to use it much straight away as he has a lower boredom threshold but we want to be sat together when he does start going.

I do hope you'll bring another child in his place as mentioned above or upgrade the ticket and invite someone else? I don't think having empty seats in the stadium was quite what the club had in mind when they made the generous offer of charging only £49 for kids.

If loads have the intention of buying cheap child seats and then not using them it will be a real shame

 

[ROSM]

I do hope you'll bring another child in his place as mentioned above or upgrade the ticket and invite someone else? I don't think having empty seats in the stadium was quite what the club had in mind when they made the generous offer of charging only £49 for kids.

If loads have the intention of buying cheap child seats and then not using them it will be a real shame

I'm not rich enough to buy tickets on an off chance. I will of course be seeking to use that ticket by kidnapping another child or asking adults to dress like jimmy krankie. If either of these options fail then I will upgrade it and get some adults to come along as adults

 

[227 BHA]

I'm not rich enough to buy tickets on an off chance. I will of course be seeking to use that ticket by kidnapping another child or asking adults to dress like jimmy krankie. If either of these options fail then I will upgrade it and get some adults to come along as adults

Cool. Exactly what I'll be doing with my kids ticket. Just the way you worded it.......

Bet some folk will though?

 

[ropey9]

I've a feeling that child tickets in the Family stand (the only £49 tickets) will not be upgradeable to adult tickets, at least this is the policy at Withdean, you may wish to get this clarified if you intend to regularly upgrade a child ticket.

 

[Hampster Gull]

Does anyone know if you can upgrade a kids ticket in a non family section. I have an eight yr old have have got a st but he wont go to evening games and agree its better the seat is used. The club though seem less interested, for reasonable commercial reasons.

 

[16bha]

Does anyone know if you can upgrade a kids ticket in a non family section. I have an eight yr old have have got a st but he wont go to evening games and agree its better the seat is used. The club though seem less interested, for reasonable commercial reasons.

I too am in the same position with my 8 year old. She won't be able to go to evening games, so I have a mate who will happily pay the difference to use her seat. It has to be an opportunity to take a bit more money for the seat!

 

[timbha]

I too am in the same position with my 8 year old. She won't be able to go to evening games, so I have a mate who will happily pay the difference to use her seat. It has to be an opportunity to take a bit more money for the seat!

obviously a sensible idea but it will look a bit odd during evening games with 95% of the fans being dads and dad's "friend" having to High 5 (or worse) Gully!

 

[16bha]

obviously a sensible idea but it will look a bit odd during evening games with 95% of the fans being dads and dad's "friend" having to High 5 (or worse) Gully!

Agree, Which is probably a good reason to pay a bit more and not do the Family stand..

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

My 4 year old and 7 year old and I will be in West Stand Block E, for years and years to come.

 

[16bha]

My 4 year old and 7 year old and I will be in West Stand Block E, for years and years to come.

What's the price for under 10s in Zone E?

 

[fozzie's headband]

My 4 year old and 7 year old and I will be in West Stand Block E, for years and years to come.

Are you sure about that - there are no price reductions in this area.

 

[Bry Nylon]

For me the big issue surrounding bringing younger children will be the travel arrangements.

If I could drive to the stadium (or somewhere close by), I wouldn't hesitate to bring my daughter along in a few years time, the same way my dad used to take me to the Goldstone when I was 5 or 6.

But there is no way I would subject a small child to the bunfight that is going to revolve around getting 22'000 people into and away from the Amex by bus and train.

 

[16bha]

For me the big issue surrounding bringing younger children will be the travel arrangements.

If I could drive to the stadium (or somewhere close by), I wouldn't hesitate to bring my daughter along in a few years time, the same way my dad used to take me to the Goldstone when I was 5 or 6.

But there is no way I would subject a small child to the bunfight that is going to revolve around getting 22'000 people into and away from the Amex by bus and train.

Good point! Although my 8 year old enjoys going along on the odd occasion to the charming little Withdean, if she finds Falmer a bit too much, I don't want to be stuck in the family stand on my own getting strange looks from people, if I can't upgrade the ticket to adult.

Starting to think that 'D' is the place to go.

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

Are you sure about that - there are no price reductions in this area.

Apologies, just looking at the Plan it must be D, about in line with Block C South Stand at the moment just to confuse things even further! They are just over £100 each.

Good spot!