[Albion] Manchester United Tickets (A)

[Neville's Breakfast]

Well its not up until now is it. If he has been in T2 until the united game he has been loyal enough in the clubs eyes until now.

The make up of the tiers would be different every game as determined by size of allocation and points accumulation by people on or near the points boundaries. Breaking the tiers down into narrower bands is clearly fairer to those people who have been to more games.

 

[Foolg]

I think a few people will be in the same situation.
My son has also dropped to T3 and as soon as they brought the sales forward a week, I realised he was unlikely to get a ticket. Still not sure why that decision was taken.

I have been in tier 2 all the way. I was quietly confident of getting tickets for Man Utd, however the club has brought sales forward by a week, so my 10 points for west Ham are not included and I have dropped to tier 3

Same here. Have been rather comfortably 2nd tier most games, and now find myself in tier 3 by 3 points so will probably miss out. Haven't missed a game since being in tier 2 and have tickets for West Ham and Swansea.

Expecting to miss out but oh well.

 

[Driver8]

Tickets secured with no drama.

 

[Giraffe]

888 left plus 24 ambulant/disable.

Definitely going to narrow second tier, possibly to third tier?

 

[Hamilton]

888 left plus 24 ambulant/disable.

Definitely going to narrow second tier, possibly to third tier?

Third tier? Surely not.

 

[Bozza]

Take note of this if you're in the habit of taking large bags to games: https://www.brightonandhovealbion.c...manchester-united-security-and-travel-update/

 

[Goring-by-Seagull]

Well it is a very narrow second tier. And let's be honest - it's surely less attractive than (relatively) round the corner Arsenal.

Third tierers could well have a shot... Then they'll be the ones moaning that their tier is too big and they're being lumped in with people with loads less points than them!

 

[Bob!]

Third tier? Surely not.

I'm waiting for the 4th tier on this one.

Got a ticket on the 3rd tier for much smaller allocation at Swansea.

The tiers are definitely a lot tighter!

 

[soistes]

I just knew it would end in tiers

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Was there a lower block on sale at the start? I can only choose from E230 to E233, and STH229.

No, and it's the reason I can't make this one. I checked the Ground guide website and there are several flights of steep steps.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Take note of this if you're in the habit of taking large bags to games: https://www.brightonandhovealbion.c...manchester-united-security-and-travel-update/

I noticed this from a Palace fan recently. Rucksacks are a definite no no. To clarify, the bag she had to throw away was a draw string bag, similar to a PE bag.

https://twitter.com/clare_eagle/status/914120047555235841

[tweet]914120047555235841[/tweet]

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Tickets secured with no drama.

Pleased for you, at last an almost home fixture, and with the two Merseyside always plus Man City there's never been a better time to be in North Wales...

 

[Driver8]

Pleased for you, at last an almost home fixture, and with the two Merseyside always plus Man City there's never been a better time to be in North Wales...

I know, Stoke and Burnley comparatively close too. it makes a nice change from Tranmere being the local game!

 

[Miximate]

Reckon there will be some left over for tomorrow?

 

[dazzer6666]

Reckon there will be some left over for tomorrow?

Still over 500 left now so I would think so................numbers kind of make sense as this means maybe 4-500 out of 3,000 in T1 deciding not to go (assuming no flood of sales tonight as people get home from work)

Can't be huge numbers in T2 either with such a narrow points band. Good luck if you're hoping to get one

 

[Goring-by-Seagull]

Reckon there will be some left over for tomorrow?

100%

 

[Bobby's Gull]

I think a few people will be in the same situation.
My son has also dropped to T3 and as soon as they brought the sales forward a week, I realised he was unlikely to get a ticket. Still not sure why that decision was taken.

Me too. **sigh**

However the club do it, it won’t seem fair to someone.

I am am fully expecting to be sitting in the Man U end, keeping my mouth shut.

 

[sully]

The main issue with narrowing the tiers is sticking with the sell out point for any further tickets that become available. There potentially won't be many still in that band who wanted one in the first place!

I'm still confident it won't get to Friday, though, so I will just enjoy Swansea more and hope for some more opportunities over the next few months.

 

[pastafarian]

If you are Tier 1 you have all day to buy a ticket - you are guaranteed to get one. There's no need to rush.

If you are ever having a chin wag with the club in the future and this subject comes up can you ask if this applies to disabled tickets as well.
Have been out all day and i said to my old man this morning dont bother getting your wheelchair ticket right now, do it when we get home tonight.
There was a bit of an eek moment earlier when he bagged the very last one.......

 

[northernseagull]

So is there no allocation of a queue number for Man Utd tickets this morning?