Yes, Southampton like to get there early and park the bus.Sold out by 9.01.
Does it really have to be this difficult?
Managed to get one but I’m all fingers and thumbs as we approach 9am. It’s a great relief paying £15 to park for a few hours.Sold out by 9.01.
Does it really have to be this difficult?
I don't see why they can't sell season tickets. Were it not for the kind intervention of an NSC regular, with my intermittent knee and spine issues I would have had to give up going to games.Sold out by 9.01.
Does it really have to be this difficult?
Managed to get one but I’m all fingers and thumbs as we approach 9am. It’s a great relief paying £15 to park for a few hours.
Surely re introducing a parking season ticket is the answer
I don't think they will any time soon as demand exceeds supply by such a great margin.I don't see why they can't sell season tickets. Were it not for the kind intervention of an NSC regular, with my intermittent knee and spine issues I would have had to give up going to games.
If they do introduce a season ticket, it would be good if the extra cost could also be spread over 12m. I'm perfectly happy paying £15 ad hoc, but less keen on £185 lump sum.Managed to get one but I’m all fingers and thumbs as we approach 9am. It’s a great relief paying £15 to park for a few hours.
Surely re introducing a parking season ticket is the answer
That’s some discount if paying lump sum. I make it £285 for 19 matchesIf they do introduce a season ticket, it would be good if the extra cost could also be spread over 12m. I'm perfectly happy paying £15 ad hoc, but less keen on £185 lump sum.
They literally all go within a minute of being released. I take your point about nabbing a ticket in the week leading up to the game and that’s fine if you have an alternative or back up arrangement but if you are car dependent it’s much less stressful having parking sorted a few weeks before the match.I don't think I've ever bought parking upon release as I've never known when parking is released.
But if it does really sell out in seconds, it does seem the extra spaces released the week of the game are easier to nab - that's where all mine have come from, and there are still Wolves spaces for Saturday remaining as I type this.
Sorry - I'm not justifying not joining the day-of-release bunfight with the hope/expectation of getting a space later. Parking release dates have never been on my radar at all, and I've nearly always been able to pick one up on the week of the game, generally when someone posts on here that there are some up for grabs.They literally all go within a minute of being released. I take your point about nabbing a ticket in the week leading up to the game and that’s fine if you have an alternative or back up arrangement but if you are car dependent it’s much less stressful having parking sorted a few weeks before the match.
Surely a parking season ticket would suit those with a whole of season commitment who are willing to pay upfront or by monthly DD. We could even have our own little area with valeting and speedy exit
They certainly don't check number plates - often we book a parking ticket without knowing who / which car we'll be in (group of 5 and we take in turns) - just put the same car reg no. in every time.I used the University parking for the Brentford game. Nobody checked my ticket and none of the stewards were able to answer simple questions. It really is a shambles.
I guess they check number plates at some point during the afternoon, but who knows?