Ali_rrr
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Is het betalen aan de poort?
As a Dutch speaker...
Is het betalen aan de poort?
I'm bringing a towel. That'll sort itI don’t think it should be sit where you want. It creates chaos.
Take you Albion Plus Towel, that will make you stand out a bitI'm bringing a towel. That'll sort it
Ooh.. if onlyTake you Albion Plus Towel, that will make you stand out a bit
It’s not. As Bozza pointed out that was Dortmund’s rules not Albion’s.I don’t think it should be sit where you want. It creates chaos.
Or fastest computer!! I'm getting my CRAY-3 super computer on the case. It's in my ruddy bedroom.Massive bin fest come 9am Monday . Probably 5000 people fighting over 300 tickets ! Fastest fingers on the button .
Yes but if you read through this thread you’ll see that it quickly became accepted by some that it was sit anywhere for us too. Even the misperception is risky so let’s hope the club makes it clear that this isn’t how it will be.It’s not. As Bozza pointed out that was Dortmund’s rules not Albion’s.
You’ll get stuck in the queue. Better to wait until 9.30 and you’ll jump the queue and get straight in.Does the ticket site allow people to queue from before 9am or does it give you no advantage logging on in advance?
Before 9 you'll sit in a virtual waiting room.Does the ticket site allow people to queue from before 9am or does it give you no advantage logging on in advance?
anyone know the algorithm/random number generator seeder for the system? Asking for a friend.Before 9 you'll sit in a virtual waiting room.
At 9, all those in the virtual waiting room are given a random spot in the queue.
There's no advantage in being early - the allocated queue positions are entirely random.
Pints consumed in Cricketeers (Gillingham) + Sportman (Withdean) + Swan (Falmer) = fandomanyone know the algorithm/random number generator seeder for the system? Asking for a friend.
I have no intention of getting to the Amsterdam Arena (or whatever name they call it) at 5.00am to bag a seat by putting my towel on it. I shall be an English gentleman, I will arrive at an appropriate time, I will find my seat, and should an odious ne’er do well be occupying it I will politely ask him to f*** orf.Also sit where you want in general usually requires less than 85% of the capacity available to work effectively due to hidden gaps etc. There is a long (and boring) mathematical and human behaviour analysis on this stuff that was produced by the norman chester institute when guiding clubs on unallocated seating
Maybe germans are just more organised. Anyone who has visited a beerhall in munich can see how well they use space
Cheers, really helpful. As you might tell, I’m not the usual ticket buyer in our group. The points threshold for Ajax has left me stranded away from my usual group, so I’ll be purchasing myself.Before 9 you'll sit in a virtual waiting room.
At 9, all those in the virtual waiting room are given a random spot in the queue.
There's no advantage in being early - the allocated queue positions are entirely random.
I'm not aware of multiple browsers on multiple devices being an issue previously.Cheers, really helpful. As you might tell, I’m not the usual ticket buyer in our group. The points threshold for Ajax has left me stranded away from my usual group, so I’ll be purchasing myself.
I’m presuming too that multiple devices is a valid approach to try. I know when buying Taylor Swift tickets recently for instance that the instructions very much warned against trying from multiple devices at once.
Just remember when you get a queue number, to close down the devices with higher numbers that you won't need, so people further down the queue can move up more quickly.I'm not aware of multiple browsers on multiple devices being an issue previously.
But don't blame me if it does cause an issue!