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[Albion] League Cup Round 3 draw [Wolves at home] and ticketing











Green Cross Code Man

Green Cross Code Man

Wunt be druv
Mar 30, 2006
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studio150 said:
It wouldn't matter too much if for matches of this type where only the lower tiers are open, if those who have ST in the lower tiers have the first window to enable the purchase of their ST seat, then tier two for all ST and onwards.

No doubt the FAB will use their considerable influence to ensure this is adopted
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Are you being serious? If so, why would you believe that one set of season ticket holders is of more value than another? Probably the majority of season ticket holders are displaced when the upper tiers are closed, we have every much a right at first dibs as lower tier ticket holders do.
 


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Dave the hatosaurus

Well-known member
Aug 22, 2021
1,438
worthing
Green Cross Code Man said:
Are you being serious? If so, why would you believe that one set of season ticket holders is of more value than another? Probably the majority of season ticket holders are displaced when the upper tiers are closed, we have every much a right at first dibs as lower tier ticket holders do.
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Some people, i think, do find it hard to accept that the seat they regularly sit in for league matches is not in fact "their seat". Mind you i am pretty sure that, if they are that bothered, in most instances if they get in quickly when the tickets go on sale they will be successful in buying it.
That being said i think that when the amex first opened with a smaller capacity that there was indeed a window for all ST holders to buy their usual seat however i believe that at the time the whole stadium was opened at once, no doubt someone will correct me if i am mistaken.
 




Bob!

Bob!

Coffee Buyer
Jul 5, 2003
11,631
Guest window worked well, for me at least, at 2pm
 


Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo

Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo

I believe in Joe Hendry
Oct 4, 2003
12,071
Dave the hatosaurus said:
Some people, i think, do find it hard to accept that the seat they regularly sit in for league matches is not in fact "their seat". Mind you i am pretty sure that, if they are that bothered, in most instances if they get in quickly when the tickets go on sale they will be successful in buying it.
That being said i think that when the amex first opened with a smaller capacity that there was indeed a window for all ST holders to buy their usual seat however i believe that at the time the whole stadium was opened at once, no doubt someone will correct me if i am mistaken.
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If the whole stadium is open then the club always have a window for holders to buy their normal season ticket seats.

They did last season for the Europa League games. They also had a window for displaced season ticket holders to purchase seats (those that had to move to accommodate UEFA ticketing rules).
 
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Triggaaar

Triggaaar

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Oct 24, 2005
53,156
Goldstone
Is it likely the upper tiers will become available?
And if so, would East or West become available first?
 






Triggaaar

Triggaaar

Well-known member
Oct 24, 2005
53,156
Goldstone
Invicta said:
East upper opened for an FA Cup game once when West Upper stayed closed. Coventry or Massive I think.
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Thanks.

I've decided to assume that neither stand will be opened.
 






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Wealden Seagull

Member
May 15, 2022
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If a person moves through the age bands during the season do they pay at the age on the date or the age the season ticket was purchased at?
 






Bob!

Bob!

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Jul 5, 2003
11,631
Wealden Seagull said:
If a person moves through the age bands during the season do they pay at the age on the date or the age the season ticket was purchased at?
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PB told me it was age at start of season ( in a condescending email). He was wrong though.

I bought away tickets, and a home Europa League ticket, after my 65th birthday last season at 65+ rate, despite being 64 at start of season.

I don't know how it works if you come out of a U18 or U21 category though.
 
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Wealden Seagull

Member
May 15, 2022
49
My son is 18 on the 18th, and the system doesn't show an error if trying to purchase an u18.

Same question for away games but presume that is the actual age?
 


HHGull

HHGull

BZ fan club
Dec 29, 2011
734
Bob! said:
PB told me it was age at start of season ( in a condescending email). He was wrong though.

I bought away tickets, and a home Europa League ticket, after my 65th birthday last season at 65+ rate, despite being 64 at start of season.

I don't know how it works if you come out of a U18 or U21 category though.
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ST based on age at start of season, and add ons based on actual age at the time?
 


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