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1901 club - ticket sales



Kalimantan Gull

Well-known member
Aug 13, 2003
13,812
Central Borneo / the Lizard
If someone has a 1901 club season ticket but can't go to a game, will they be able to sell/transfer their ticket and if so will the new ticket-holder get all the same hospitality benefits?

I'd love to be able to experience the whole thing, even if just the once.

:falmer:
 








MrShaun15

New member
Aug 28, 2010
2,484
yeh they told us we are able to sell as many games we cant go to,

infact we can sell the years season ticket and just keep the seat if you wanted to use the seat as an investmant or if you went on a gap year or something. :)
 










MrShaun15

New member
Aug 28, 2010
2,484
yeah same we have 2 tickets so if we want to go with extra people one time im sure we would swap tickets with someone who has different seats, prob will post it on here as well so look out for it haha :)
 




















So ... how many of these seats have been sold to buyers who will be mainly trying to sell them on? And how many to buyers who will occupy them at every game?

And how many people are there who just want to sit in one of the 1901 seats for the odd game?

My guess is that the market for 'casual' 1901 seats will be such that it will be fairly easy for anyone to get one, whenever they want - apart from games like Albion v Chelsea in the cup (which will be rarities).
 


Herr Tubthumper

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NSC Patron
Jul 11, 2003
63,925
The Fatherland
So ... how many of these seats have been sold to buyers who will be mainly trying to sell them on? And how many to buyers who will occupy them at every game?

And how many people are there who just want to sit in one of the 1901 seats for the odd game?

My guess is that the market for 'casual' 1901 seats will be such that it will be fairly easy for anyone to get one, whenever they want - apart from games like Albion v Chelsea in the cup (which will be rarities).

I get the impression the majority of the 'premium' seats have been sold to fans one way or another, so to answer your 3 questions 1) very few 2) most 3) very few.
 


Kalimantan Gull

Well-known member
Aug 13, 2003
13,812
Central Borneo / the Lizard
My guess is that the market for 'casual' 1901 seats will be such that it will be fairly easy for anyone to get one, whenever they want - apart from games like Albion v Chelsea in the cup (which will be rarities).

Whether its big or not there is bound to be a market - I wonder if the prices will generally be set quite high?

What additional benefits are there on matchday for 1901 club ticket holders, apart from a nice comfy seat?
 


Herr Tubthumper

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NSC Patron
Jul 11, 2003
63,925
The Fatherland
Whether its big or not there is bound to be a market - I wonder if the prices will generally be set quite high?

What additional benefits are there on matchday for 1901 club ticket holders, apart from a nice comfy seat?

Free programme.
 




Aug 21, 2006
1,947
Royal Arsenal
Whether its big or not there is bound to be a market - I wonder if the prices will generally be set quite high?

What additional benefits are there on matchday for 1901 club ticket holders, apart from a nice comfy seat?

Not a lot as it goes, a parking space between the two of us that have tickets. A nicer bar to go in after the game, possibly with the players.
 


Herr Tubthumper

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NSC Patron
Jul 11, 2003
63,925
The Fatherland
Not a lot as it goes, a parking space between the two of us that have tickets. A nicer bar to go in after the game, possibly with the players.

Platinum has the advantage of not having HB&B as a member, so you wont have him near you.
 


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