Managed to get a ticket for the WBA game - chuffed to bits!
there's been a lot of negativity on this board in recent days about the club "ripping off" fans - your post captures what's really important - I share your "chuffedness"!
Managed to get a ticket for the WBA game - chuffed to bits!
there's been a lot of negativity on this board in recent days about the club "ripping off" fans - your post captures what's really important - I share your "chuffedness"!
Mortified I can't count the dots yet. But I think that inlaws have the necessary so I'll grab their details.
Outta interest how many seat were available at the start and was the shelf available ?
About 150 left on the shelf (N2A & N2B), still around 400 left in both W1A & E1H. Others are mostly single seats with about 10 left in each block.
Also, interestingly S1A is being sold for home fans. The away fans appear to be in S1B to S1F.
Not the only thing she fakes these days
You need a friend who has a bronze member (fnarr) and then log in as them
Is it that simple though.
[MENTION=31]El Presidente[/MENTION] are you logging in as a STH or Bronze member with enough points?
This is a nonsense restriction the club have put in place, and doesn't treat STHs in the same way as Bronze/YS+ members. Have fired off an email to them, wish me luck.
What are you complaining about, exactly? Why should season ticket holders be able to log in to see ticket availability if they can't purchase a "guest" ticket yet?
This is a nonsense restriction the club have put in place, and doesn't treat STHs in the same way as Bronze/YS+ members. Have fired off an email to them, wish me luck.
No, it's exactly the same.
My son is YS+ and when logged in as him I can't see seats.
However he doesn't have 20 points so is unable to buy at the moment. And that is the crux I believe: access is determined by whether you qualify to buy or not. A season ticket holder does not qualify to buy currently so can not proceed to the point where seats are visible.
Anybody (regardless of points status) should be able to buy tickets on behalf of their F&F, if those F&F are eligible for the match in question.
It's not the same. My YS+ son has a Man City ticket in the bag , and so he's no longer eligible to buy a ticket (you can't buy two) yet can still see the seats (which is correct because he may wish to buy for eligible F&Fs.
I'm a STH, and so also already have a Man City ticket in the bag, yet I cannot see the seats.
You're right in that access is determined by eligibility of the fan number logging in, but that shouldn't be relevant. It's eligibility of the F&F that counts. As would be the case over the phone or in the ticket office.
Should they?
In previous seasons, if tickets for an attractive away fixture went on sale to season ticket holders requiring a certain number of points: if a season ticket holder who DID NOT have enough points had a F&F who DID have enough points, would that season ticket holder be able to buy a ticket for his F&F? I genuinely don't know the answer.
Should they?
In previous seasons, if tickets for an attractive away fixture went on sale to season ticket holders requiring a certain number of points: if a season ticket holder who DID NOT have enough points had a F&F who DID have enough points, would that season ticket holder be able to buy a ticket for his F&F? I genuinely don't know the answer.
In my post above, I had started to type a line about the drawback with the current approach is that I couldn't buy for a F&F person who is eligible for a ticket but I deleted it.
In most cases, I think if person A isn't eligible to buy a ticket but person B is, it should probably be person B logging in to buy it. For parent/child situations though, it does seem nonsensical that the parent can't buy for the child (assuming adult is a STH and the child isn't) and I'm with you on that.
Yes, I believe so from what I recall. As I posted above, in my mind there's not a significantly strong case for this having to be available other than the parent/child scenario.
What reasons might be good ones for blocking the scenario ?
You're sounding a bit het up chap. I'm largely on your side.