Leeds Tickets on Sale Tonight

[brightonmark1234]

hiya everyone what a joke Leeds are

Tickets for Albion’s trip to Leeds United on Saturday 27th April will be on sale to all Albion supporters via the online ticketing system from 5pm.

The club has received an initial allocation of 1,068 tickets for this game, which could rise to 3,000, and with it being Albion’s penultimate game of the Championship season there could be a huge amount riding on this game.

Tickets will also be available to supporters by calling the ticketline on 0844 327 1901 or by visiting the club’s ticket office located at the Amex Stadium from 9.30am on Monday, but supporters are advised to purchase their ticket early to avoid disappointment.

Prices
Adult £36
Over-60s £24
Under-16 £17
Under-12 £7
Ambulant disabled adult £24
Ambulant disabled junior £17
Wheelchair user adult £24
Wheelchair user junior £17

If you’ve purchased your ticket and would like to travel via the club’s travel partner, Seagull Travel, visit Seagull Travel | Stage Door Tickets or call 0845 9011 442.

 

[8ace]

You do get a bit of carpet in the away end to be fair.

 

[Deanbha]

£36? Blimey

 

[Beach Hut]

£36 fecking hell that is steep

 

[brightonmark1234]

£36 fecking hell that is steep

same price as ipswich charged us

 

[Foolg]

F*ck that. No ground in this division would warrant me paying £36 for a Championship match, including ours.

I'll listen on the radio thanks.

 

[Deanbha]

Do they normally charge £36? Or have they upped the price for the final home game of the season?

 

[Horsham Gull]

Steward in there last year was a Man Utd fan, thought he was a brave man for working at Elland Road

 

[8ace]

Do they normally charge £36? Or have they upped the price for the final home game of the season?

£36 is the normal Category A price.

 

[Deanbha]

By the looks of things Derby and Burnley are category B matches being charged at £34. Us and Sheffield Wednesday category A.

 

[ATFC Seagull]

No loyalty point requirement? I know it says it could rise to 3k, but if they aren't going to use it for the last away game of the season when there are just over 1,000 tickets available, what is the point of it?

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Was thinking of going to this but that is expensive! Probably wait on it until after Leicester and see where we are in table.

 

[Renns]

Hasn't the away end changed from previous seasons? I think its along the side now. The corner the away fans used to be stuffed into was horrible, no leg room at all. Good atmosphere though.

 

[8ace]

Hasn't the away end changed from previous seasons? I think its along the side now. The corner the away fans used to be stuffed into was horrible, no leg room at all. Good atmosphere though.

There's even less leg room in the bit we're in now.

 

[Carrot Cruncher]

No loyalty point requirement? I know it says it could rise to 3k, but if they aren't going to use it for the last away game of the season when there are just over 1,000 tickets available, what is the point of it?

Very good point.

 

[Dirty Dave]

There's even less leg room in the bit we're in now.

standing it is then

 

[7:18]

really looking forward to this game, never been to Elland Road and I always try to make it to the last away game of the season...but 36 quid is expensive!

 

[HawkTheSeagull]

We would have taken 2,000 up there (if we were in a good place, but the stupidly high pricing will half that, at least. I've now decided that I won't be going either, about £80 for just travel and ticket is stupidly high for the Championship - Liverpool away last season was even cheaper than this.

In comparison, Peterborough away is £18 - half the price.

 

[Keeping The Dream Alive.]

Ridiculous price.

 

[Ali_rrr]

Steward in there last year was a Man Utd fan, thought he was a brave man for working at Elland Road

Probably an excuse to watch Leeds lose and be able to celebrate...