Liverpool tickets taking time to announce .

[The Face]

Brighton and Hove Albion | News | Latest News | Latest News | Liverpool Tickets on Sale Tonight

On sale 6pm tonight, 1140+ pts.

6,000 allocation.

 

[Fourteenth Eye]

so no idea on prices then

 

[Mr Blobby]

The Carling Cup final tickets are stupid prices in the days of economic hardship

Liverpool have received an allocation of 31,745 tickets for this ALL ticket fixture.
Within the allocation of tickets received, approximately 14 per cent of the adult tickets are priced at £90, 36 per cent are priced at £72, 33 per cent are priced at £56 and 16 per cent are priced at £40.

 

[SeagullSongs]

£37 adults, £32 for under-16s.

Oops! Official coach prices indeed...

 

[Bob!]

so no idea on prices then

and on sale to 10 loyalty pointers at 5pm on night of Millwall game

 

[Bob!]

£37 adults, £32 for under-16s.

that's the cost of Coach travel

 

[Fourteenth Eye]

£37 adults, £32 for under-16s.

Really

 

[Was not Was]

£37 adults, £32 for under-16s.

I think that's the price for the coach travel - it doesn't say how much the match tickets are. D'oh!

 

[Bigbelly]

£37 adults, £32 for under-16s.

If its a sell out we're quids in.

 

[Nathan]

Looks like the tickets are £30. You can log onto the ticket webite but can't buy them yet.

 

[Acker79]

From 5pm on Tuesday 7th February tickets will be available to supporters with 1,110 loyalty points or more.
1,090 loyalty points on Wednesday 8th February,
1,050 loyalty points (9th February),
1,000 loyalty points (10th February),
200 loyalty points (12th February),
100 loyalty points (13th February),
50 loyalty points from 5pm on Monday 13th February and
10 loyalty points (14th February).

 

[Southwick_Seagull]

Prices
Adult £24-£30
Over-65s £18-£22.50
Under-16s £5
Wheelchair Users £19.50-£22.50
Ambulant disabled £19.50-£22.50

 

[Commander]

Prices
Adult £24-£30
Over-65s £18-£22.50
Under-16s £5
Wheelchair Users £19.50-£22.50
Ambulant disabled £19.50-£22.50

Where did you see that? I cant see it.

 

[Springal]

Missed out by 10 points, Tuesday it is...!

 

[halbpro]

Bugger, 1,120 points. I'll be waiting till Tuesday then. Be surprised if they're even close to a sell out by then though.

 

[Gazwag]

So whats the difference between the £24 and £30 tickets (I'm note looking for £6 answer) will that be the sides and/or the back rows

 

[Southwick_Seagull]

Where did you see that? I cant see it.

Brighton and Hove Albion | Tickets | Coming Up | Coming Up | Liverpool v Albion (FA Cup R5)

 

[Springal]

So whats the difference between the £24 and £30 tickets (I'm note looking for £6 answer) will that be the sides and/or the back rows

Same as most large stands I suspect, where abouts the seat actually is. Pretty sure you'll get a choice when you can buy them

 

[Gazwag]

Where did you see that? I cant see it.

They made changes to the original posting on the website after you (and I) looked

 

[Horsham Gull]

So whats the difference between the £24 and £30 tickets (I'm note looking for £6 answer) will that be the sides and/or the back rows

Right i can answer this after asking a scouser. We have got the bottom tier of the Anfield Road end block 121-129 so cheaper seats are the outside blocks getting more expensive as you move more central in the stand

Here is an interactive seating map of Anfield you can see the view from each block and things might help make your mind up where to sit: Anfield Seating Plan - Liverpool FC

Hope this helps x