Exactly why we're doing it on the cheap. Dublin can be expensiveHope people haven't peaked too soon. Would be tragic if our most fervent fans were busted flushes by the knockout stages
Exactly why we're doing it on the cheap. Dublin can be expensiveHope people haven't peaked too soon. Would be tragic if our most fervent fans were busted flushes by the knockout stages
You also need to book Athens for the other final as a back upExactly why we're doing it on the cheap. Dublin can be expensive
We only get about 1,600 tickets, will depend upon the state of the group I'd guess.What do we think the interest in Athens will be?
One of our group is in Tier 2 so slightly nervous after Ajax.
If those in Tier 2 that missed out for Ajax, they may see that AEK as their one chance to see the Albion in action in Europe. It could therefore be even more of a scramble than Ajax for any tickets left for Tier 2.What do we think the interest in Athens will be?
One of our group is in Tier 2 so slightly nervous after Ajax.
Tier One is 279+We only get about 1,600 tickets, will depend upon the state of the group I'd guess.
If it's important, I'd wager the Tier 1 will be quite high, well north of 300.
Apologies, thought we'd have had more eligible for that amount.Tier One is 279+
Ajax & AEK Athens ticket information
Points windows and on sale dates for tickets to our next two UEFA Europa League away trips confirmed.www.brightonandhovealbion.com
Says so on that link, Tier 1 are guaranteedFor the AEK game if your in the top tier are you guaranteed a ticket?
Three of us booked flights, ect all OK for points but with the reduced allocation 279 points seems a big band?
I'm not sure if it's been announced yet or not, but given that is the case for all league, cup and Europa League games to date then it will be the case for AEK away too.For the AEK game if your in the top tier are you guaranteed a ticket?
Three of us booked flights, ect all OK for points but with the reduced allocation 279 points seems a big band?
It has been announcedI'm not sure if it's been announced yet or not, but given that is the case for all league, cup and Europa League games to date then it will be the case for AEK away too.
Yes. Numbers are based on those that pre-registered (can’t buy a ticket unless you did) so the band reflects the top 1600 who did so (or whatever the allocation is) rather than what it would be for ‘normal’ away games…….For the AEK game if your in the top tier are you guaranteed a ticket?
Three of us booked flights, ect all OK for points but with the reduced allocation 279 points seems a big band?
Already booked hotel in Dublin, more expensive than the entire trip to Marseille!!!Exactly why we're doing it on the cheap. Dublin can be expensive
Definitely fewer will be planning to go to Athens than Amsterdam but the reduced number of tickets available will still make it tough for those below Tier 1. I’m just below the next threshold so am unlikely to get a ticket despite already booking travel and hotel. So be it.Athens is going to be interesting ticket wise. Unlike Ajax and Marseille it’s basically impossible to get there without flying at least part way (unless you can take a week off work) and flights are more expensive. Due to this my guess is less will go to this one than Ajax, however the small ticket allocation will mean it will still be a bunfight for tier 2.
A poster earlier said ticket demand could depend on how the group looks but these tickets go on sale before we play in Europe again, so people are buying blind.