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[Albion] Guest Tickets



amexer

Well-known member
Aug 8, 2011
6,832
I am unable to go to a game and would like to treat somebody to my seat who doesnt have the means to attend. He knows some people where I sit and as he would be uncomfortable sitting on his own this would be ideal. May sound odd but if I put my seat on exchange am I allowed to buy my own seat back for a guest.
 






Official Old Man

Uckfield Seagull
Aug 27, 2011
9,095
Brighton
But you wont know when it goes on the market. If it's for a big game and you have a good seat there is a chance it will go quickly.
Is there not a 'share' scheme or something. Think it may cost more than you lose selling your seat though.
 




hans kraay fan club

The voice of reason.
Helpful Moderator
Mar 16, 2005
62,759
Chandlers Ford
I am unable to go to a game and would like to treat somebody to my seat who doesnt have the means to attend. He knows some people where I sit and as he would be uncomfortable sitting on his own this would be ideal. May sound odd but if I put my seat on exchange am I allowed to buy my own seat back for a guest.
You do get one FREE 'share' per season, so if you have not used that yet, it would be cheaper and safer, to pay for him have a membership, then transfer it to him.
 






BNthree

Plastic JCL
Sep 14, 2016
11,452
WeHo
I am unable to go to a game and would like to treat somebody to my seat who doesnt have the means to attend. He knows some people where I sit and as he would be uncomfortable sitting on his own this would be ideal. May sound odd but if I put my seat on exchange am I allowed to buy my own seat back for a guest.

That's a costly way of doing that with no guarantee you can actually buy your ticket as someone might grab it before you do.

As suggested buy that person a MyAlbion+ membership (£36). Once the membership is set up add them as Friends and Family on your ticket account. Then share the ticket with them. A minute or 2 to do all this even though it sounds convoluted.

How to add Friends and Family: https://tickets.brightonandhovealbi...ckets----07c744ce-0ba7-40a4-9939-7cb04331c122

A guide to sharing your ticket: https://tickets.brightonandhovealbi.../documents/html/seasonticketsharingguide.html
 


Bozza

You can change this
Helpful Moderator
Jul 4, 2003
57,284
Back in Sussex
But you wont know when it goes on the market. If it's for a big game and you have a good seat there is a chance it will go quickly.
Is there not a 'share' scheme or something. Think it may cost more than you lose selling your seat though.
When you put a ticket on the exchange, the ticket is available to buy instantly, assuming the club have opened the sell-side of the exchange, ie they've sold most/all of their own seats.
 




Diablo

Well-known member
Sep 22, 2014
4,383
lewes
I am unable to go to a game and would like to treat somebody to my seat who doesnt have the means to attend. He knows some people where I sit and as he would be uncomfortable sitting on his ow n this would be ideal. May sound odd but if I put my seat on exchange am I allowed to buy my own seat back for a guest.
Bought mine back several times ...... quite ridiculous that you can`t just let your friend go.
Club keeps on about ticket to be used only by yourself and is not transferable yet pretty obvious if you put on exchange you aren`t going.
I`m OAP with plastic ticket with picture on so I can`t but know that some just let friend have barcode on phone. Probably a hanging offence though if caught !!
 


Wozza

Custom title
NSC Patron
Jul 6, 2003
24,372
Minteh Wonderland
Club keeps on about ticket to be used only by yourself and is not transferable yet pretty obvious if you put on exchange you aren`t going.
The law says you can transfer a football ticket (for professional matches; in England) only if the club authorises it.

Clubs choose different ways of authorising ticket transfer legitimately.
 


Dave the OAP

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
46,761
at home
You do get one FREE 'share' per season, so if you have not used that yet, it would be cheaper and safer, to pay for him have a membership, then transfer it to him.
Do you? Where does it say that? Someone I know could have had my palace ticket if I would have known that

actually do3snt this forbid you from giving it to anyone?

Before you share your season ticket, make sure you have read through the following:​

  • You are signed in as the season ticket holder. Click here to sign in.
  • The person you want to share with is a already a current 2022/23 MyAlbion+ member.
  • The MyAlbion+ member is part of your Friends and Family group online (Do not create a new account for them.)
  • The MyAlbion+ member is the same age band or cheaper as the season ticket holder*. (to upgrade to a more expensive age band use our upgrades system instead.
 




Tom Hark Preston Park

Will Post For Cash
Jul 6, 2003
72,321
Do you? Where does it say that? Someone I know could have had my palace ticket if I would have known that

actually do3snt this forbid you from giving it to anyone?

Before you share your season ticket, make sure you have read through the following:​

  • You are signed in as the season ticket holder. Click here to sign in.
  • The person you want to share with is a already a current 2022/23 MyAlbion+ member.
  • The MyAlbion+ member is part of your Friends and Family group online (Do not create a new account for them.)
  • The MyAlbion+ member is the same age band or cheaper as the season ticket holder*. (to upgrade to a more expensive age band use our upgrades system instead.
'Our season ticket sharing scheme allows you to share your ticket with a MyAlbion+ Member. You can share once per season for free, after that you can pay a fee each time, or pay a feee that will allow you to share as many times as you like throughout the season. Note that you can only share with people who are in the same age bracket as you.'

It's buried in the thicket here, under 'Can I give my season ticket to someone else if...'

 


Uh_huh_him

Well-known member
Sep 28, 2011
12,113
I am unable to go to a game and would like to treat somebody to my seat who doesnt have the means to attend. He knows some people where I sit and as he would be uncomfortable sitting on his own this would be ideal. May sound odd but if I put my seat on exchange am I allowed to buy my own seat back for a guest.
Does he have a fan number?
If so - add him to your friends and family - and then I believe there is nothing stopping you from doing that.
 


Bry Nylon

Test your smoke alarm
Helpful Moderator
Jul 21, 2003
20,572
Playing snooker
As suggested buy that person a MyAlbion+ membership (£36). Once the membership is set up add them as Friends and Family on your ticket account. Then share the ticket with them. A minute or 2 to do all this even though it sounds convoluted.
An alternative to all this faffing around and checking age-bands / upgrades etc is for your friend to undergo facial reconstruction surgery so that he looks like you. (A quick look on Google suggests this can be obtained for around $353,000). Bare in mind that apparently the healing process can take several months so possibly only an option if the game in question is around April / May-ish, but it will make any subsequent 'shares' quite a simple and straightforward process.
 




BNthree

Plastic JCL
Sep 14, 2016
11,452
WeHo
Do you? Where does it say that? Someone I know could have had my palace ticket if I would have known that

actually do3snt this forbid you from giving it to anyone?

Before you share your season ticket, make sure you have read through the following:​

  • You are signed in as the season ticket holder. Click here to sign in.
  • The person you want to share with is a already a current 2022/23 MyAlbion+ member.
  • The MyAlbion+ member is part of your Friends and Family group online (Do not create a new account for them.)
  • The MyAlbion+ member is the same age band or cheaper as the season ticket holder*. (to upgrade to a more expensive age band use our upgrades system instead.

The main condition is the person you're sharing with has to have paid to be MyAlbion+. The first share in a season is free for you to do, then either pay per share (depending on the category of game) or pay £20 for sharing all season long.
 


BNthree

Plastic JCL
Sep 14, 2016
11,452
WeHo
An alternative to all this faffing around and checking age-bands / upgrades etc is for your friend to undergo facial reconstruction surgery so that he looks like you. (A quick look on Google suggests this can be obtained for around $353,000). Bare in mind that apparently the healing process can take several months so possibly only an option if the game in question is around April / May-ish, but it will make any subsequent 'shares' quite a simple and straightforward process.

easy peasy, lemon squeezy
 


Westdene Seagull

aka Cap'n Carl Firecrotch
NSC Patron
Oct 27, 2003
21,526
The arse end of Hangleton
I am unable to go to a game and would like to treat somebody to my seat who doesnt have the means to attend. He knows some people where I sit and as he would be uncomfortable sitting on his own this would be ideal. May sound odd but if I put my seat on exchange am I allowed to buy my own seat back for a guest.
Send him a screenshot of the QR code from your ST that's on your phone. Works a treat - no costs involved.
 


chrisg

Well-known member
Apr 9, 2012
727
I am unable to go to a game and would like to treat somebody to my seat who doesnt have the means to attend. He knows some people where I sit and as he would be uncomfortable sitting on his own this would be ideal. May sound odd but if I put my seat on exchange am I allowed to buy my own seat back for a guest.
When you say doesn’t have the means to attend , you are saying he hasn’t attended any game before or doesn’t have £40 to buy a membership or why can’t he buy his own tickets?
 




BNthree

Plastic JCL
Sep 14, 2016
11,452
WeHo
Send him a screenshot of the QR code from your ST that's on your phone. Works a treat - no costs involved.
secret smell GIF
 


Tom Hark Preston Park

Will Post For Cash
Jul 6, 2003
72,321
I miss ye olden days when you just left your ST card with a trusted mate to give to a trusted mate. I know for a fact that a couple of times I was lucky enough to go to Oz, my card was being used to give folks a chance to watch the Albion who wouldn't otherwise be able to afford to. No money ever changed hands, it just seemed the right thing to do, and it was always very much appreciated. Funnily enough, I always assumed I was doing the club a favour, bums on seats, merchandise, pies and pints etc. as well as the recipient. Simpler times eh?
 


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