forest away tickets on sale now

[brightonmark1234]

ticket news if you are thinking of going

The City Ground

Saturday 3rd May
kick-off 12:15

maximum allocation
2,002 initial allocation 5 pairs wheelchair/carers
competition
FL Championship

PRICES
Adult £32.00
65+ £24.00
Under 18 £16.00
Under 12 £8.00
Wheelchair user as per age group above
Wheelchair user companion Free*
Ambulant disabled as per age group above
Ambulant disabled companion Free*
Booking fees apply of £1.50 per ticket for
telephone/in person and £1 per ticket online.
*if in receipt of medium to high DLA

 

[smeg]

ticket news if you are thinking of going

The City Ground

Saturday 3rd May
kick-off 3:00pm



maximum allocation
2,002 initial allocation 5 pairs wheelchair/carers
competition
FL Championship

PRICES
Adult £32.00
65+ £24.00
Under 18 £16.00
Under 12 £8.00
Wheelchair user as per age group above
Wheelchair user companion Free*
Ambulant disabled as per age group above
Ambulant disabled companion Free*
Booking fees apply of £1.50 per ticket for
telephone/in person and £1 per ticket online.
*if in receipt of medium to high DLA

Last day of the season, surely it's 12:15 Kick off?

 

[Goring-by-Seagull]

Loyalty points?

 

[Brighton Breezy]

I would moan about it being £32 but then again, that is what the Albion charge a lot of away teams I believe (give or take a couple of quid) - although I may be wrong.

 

[brightonmark1234]

Last day of the season, surely it's 12:15 Kick off?

it is but the club havent change it

 

[Superphil]

I would moan about it being £32 but then again, that is what the Albion charge a lot of away teams I believe (give or take a couple of quid) - although I may be wrong.

Seems pretty close, even the booking fees are the same. Difference, you don't get bus, train or P&R included.

 

[Driver8]

I think I will wait and see what the result is tomorrow night before purchasing.

 

[Goldstone1976]

Loyalty points?

1230 atm

 

[Goring-by-Seagull]

1230 atm

Cheers. Looks like I'll have to wait a small while then, my son doesn't quite have that and my mates definitely don't!

 

[Sleaford Seagull]

My work have a box at the City Ground, which is where I will be for this one.
Positives are that I get 2 free tickets to our last game of the season.
Negatives are that I'll be surrounded by Forest fans so I won't be able to celebrate in our inevitable 0-0 draw and there is absolutely zero atmosphere behind a glass window.

Somehow though I think it will be of no importance to the playoffs, I think that both teams will be too far out by that point...although I hope I'm wrong

 

[father_and_son]

Anyone have a clue when loyalty points will drop to 1000 (or below)?

If so, what are the chances of getting two and still being able to get Seagulls Travel coach?


Want to take son to first away game, hence the noob questions!

 

[Gazwag]

Anyone have a clue when loyalty points will drop to 1000 (or below)?

If so, what are the chances of getting two and still being able to get Seagulls Travel coach?


Want to take son to first away game, hence the noob questions!

You can probably book the coach and if you don't get a ticket then cancel, at least that's what happens on Blues Away coaches, not sure about Seagulls Travel though - or alternatively look at Blues Away - they are usally a bit cheaper as well.

 

[Goldstone1976]

Anyone have a clue when loyalty points will drop to 1000 (or below)?

If so, what are the chances of getting two and still being able to get Seagulls Travel coach?

1000+ points = 17 April. Anything under 1000 points = general sale = 21 April. Both dates are online sale, if you want to phone or visit in person, add one day.

No idea re seagulls travel, I'm afraid.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

The 2,002 allocation is all we will get as Forest fans are now in the "overflow section" where the additional seats for clubs with a large away following requesting additional tickets used to be squeezed in.

 

[father_and_son]

1000+ points = 17 April. Anything under 1000 points = general sale = 21 April. Both dates are online sale, if you want to phone or visit in person, add one day.

No idea re seagulls travel, I'm afraid.

Cheers.

 

[crodonilson]

The 2,002 allocation is all we will get as Forest fans are now in the "overflow section" where the additional seats for clubs with a large away following requesting additional tickets used to be squeezed in.

These are going to go mega-quick. Will be a lot of dissapointed people. I am thinking of going in their end.

 

[Keeping The Dream Alive.]

Hmmm. Is anyone else waiting to see whether we'll have a chance of play offs before purchasing a ticket? Could do without paying that money for a dead-rubber game, or worse still, a game where the opposition get to celebrate making the play offs...

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Hmmm. Is anyone else waiting to see whether we'll have a chance of play offs before purchasing a ticket? Could do without paying that money for a dead-rubber game, or worse still, a game where the opposition get to celebrate making the play offs...

Nope. Last game of the season, good city for a day/night out, bank holiday weekend. What's not to like?

If we make the play offs: party. If we don't, even if we're already out of the equation by then: have a few drinks & enjoy the trip with no pressure or nailbiting.

 

[Keeping The Dream Alive.]

Nope. Last game of the season, good city for a day/night out, bank holiday weekend. What's not to like?

If we make the play offs: party. If we don't, even if we're already out of the equation by then: have a few drinks & enjoy the trip with no pressure or nailbiting.

Oh, I'm already booked up on trains and hotels - I love Nottingham. That's partly my point. I'd rather spend longer sampling the delights of the many pubs up there than go to a dead-rubber game of football. That way I still enjoy the trip without the need to watch a pointless match! Instead we can settle up in a pub and watch the last-day drama unfold without any worry. In fact, there's a small part of me that hopes we are out of contention by then so we don't have to deal with the nerves that come with a match like that, or the inevitbale dampner it puts on the weekend...

 

[Mellotron]

Oh, I'm already booked up on trains and hotels - I love Nottingham. That's partly my point. I'd rather spend longer sampling the delights of the many pubs up there than go to a dead-rubber game of football. That way I still enjoy the trip without the need to watch a pointless match! Instead we can settle up in a pub and watch the last-day drama unfold without any worry. In fact, there's a small part of me that hopes we are out of contention by then so we don't have to deal with the nerves that come with a match like that, or the inevitbale dampner it puts on the weekend...

I can't imagine traveling half the country to the city where MY team is playing, and then NOT seeing them play. I wouldn't be able to stop myself.