Wrexham tickets

[Weststander]

Phew. As a s/t holder got them just in time.
Often don't bother with cup games, but love games at the Amex.

Excellent low pricing by the Albion, to hopefully give another big gate.

 

[Weststander]

Tried to buy online but wants to charge adult prices for my kids - seems like there's no reduced prices option. This seems to happen every time I try to buy kids' tickets.

Will do it over the phone tomorrow (sigh). Wish the club could get online ticketing sorted out - this is 2011, not 1995 and the dawn of ecommerce.

I used to have that problem with their older website ticketing section. A bloody nuisance.

 

[Uridium]

Leaving my WSU ticket for someone else, taking my boy to his first game at the Amex so opted for family stand. Looking forward to a different view!

 

[LukeOwen]

We booked our ST's in WSU didn't realise the north hadn't gone on general sale (few weeks ago said sold out) and were wondering is there a way to almost trade the WSU tickets to north stand tickets?

 

[Albion_Dave]

Will this be the first game that's not a sell out?

That was Gillingham.

 

[Max Paper]

Thinking about taking my 4 year old to his first ever game, I fancy giving the upper west a go and noticed a few front row seats which I thought might be nice so he can sit down all game without people blocking his view. Do you get many tiny kids up there?

Edit. Family stand sold out I believe, otherwise I would have gone in there

 

[Daffy Duck]

Thinking about taking my 4 year old to his first ever game, I fancy giving the upper west a go and noticed a few front row seats which I thought might be nice so he can sit down all game without people blocking his view. Do you get many tiny kids up there?

Edit. Family stand sold out I believe, otherwise I would have gone in there

There are a few small kids around where I sit in I Block, but not too many. Plenty of older kids, though. Don't forget it's 100+ steps up there.

 

[HH Brighton]

Thinking about taking my 4 year old to his first ever game, I fancy giving the upper west a go and noticed a few front row seats which I thought might be nice so he can sit down all game without people blocking his view. Do you get many tiny kids up there?

Edit. Family stand sold out I believe, otherwise I would have gone in there

My season ticket along with my two boys aged 6 and 9 is in WSU, no problem for kids they love it and if you can front row all the better. Just don't let them climb up the wall at the front !!

 

[ROSM]

I normally have season tickets but as my wife and our youngest can't go, my 4 year old asked if we could go in west upper. We've got row b in block c so should be a giggle. He knows he's got to walk up all 100 steps himself!

 

[Notters]

Love this quote from the Wrexham site:

This thought crossed my mind too but just imagine if we go down to Brighton and get a result or even a draw or even lose for that matter! ha-ha For me, it's the whole experience of watching us play in front of a 15,000-20,000 capacity crowd. Experiencing the atmosphere. Visiting a newly built stadium. Watching our players play at the top of their game on a playing surface so flat that you could play bowls on it.... Being proud of our players fighting the fight whilst seeing the look on the Brighton fans faces when they realise that we can actually play football and we do it very well.

They've sold 1000 already BTW.

 

[Everest]

Welcome to Block C, ROSM. Great view.
First cup game there for me.
I'll be 3 rows behind you (depending on what seat numbers you have)

 

[wrexhamfan]

If you're wavering about whether to go to this game, please do and bring a friend.

Reaching the third round of the cup trigger early repayment of loans from our asset stripping former chairman, Ian Roberts. That means that unless we get a big crowd we might well end up losing money.

We've got a big battle ahead to survive and a decent cup gate will be a massive help.

Of course, it would be even more helpful if you were to let us win...

 

[adrian29uk]

Welcome to Block C, ROSM. Great view.
First cup game there for me.
I'll be 3 rows behind you (depending on what seat numbers you have)

Long time no see lol. I am boring and sticking with my normal North Stand seat.

 

[Max Paper]

There are a few small kids around where I sit in I Block, but not too many. Plenty of older kids, though. Don't forget it's 100+ steps up there.

My season ticket along with my two boys aged 6 and 9 is in WSU, no problem for kids they love it and if you can front row all the better. Just don't let them climb up the wall at the front !!

Thanks for that, just booked 2 front row upper west seats, first time i've been up there as i'm a season ticket holder in the north! Kid's ticket was only 4.80!

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

If you're wavering about whether to go to this game, please do and bring a friend.

Reaching the third round of the cup trigger early repayment of loans from our asset stripping former chairman, Ian Roberts. That means that unless we get a big crowd we might well end up losing money.

We've got a big battle ahead to survive and a decent cup gate will be a massive help.

Of course, it would be even more helpful if you were to let us win...

but your Welsh

 

[Driver8]

If you're wavering about whether to go to this game, please do and bring a friend.

Reaching the third round of the cup trigger early repayment of loans from our asset stripping former chairman, Ian Roberts. That means that unless we get a big crowd we might well end up losing money.

We've got a big battle ahead to survive and a decent cup gate will be a massive help.

Of course, it would be even more helpful if you were to let us win...

I've not only bought my ST seat but I have also forked out £25 to travel down on your supporters coach so be nice to me!

 

[Driver8]

but your Welsh

His welsh what?

 

[Max Paper]

His welsh what?

 

[BBassic]

Just bought mine on-line. First time in the North Stand!

 

[LukeOwen]

His welsh what?