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£115
I know, a mug but its once in a lifetime
“halfway job”………..reminds me of magaluf 2002 :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
This time £65 block 511 , was in block 111 last time just fancied to be a bit higher and see both ends
£45 because I had the £40 ones for the semi final and now I am only two rows behind where I was sat then, and now those tickets are £65.
£20 difference for two rows?
£45 because I had the £40 ones for the semi final and now I am only two rows behind where I was sat then, and now those tickets are £65.£20 difference for two rows?
To be fair, they quite literally have to draw the line somewhere.
£45 because I had the £40 ones for the semi final and now I am only two rows behind where I was sat then, and now those tickets are £65.
£20 difference for two rows?
To be fair, they quite literally have to draw the line somewhere.[/quote]
I could understand if that was on a tier system but £20 is a bit steep for the slight difference in view. They’ve got you by the bollocks basically.
If I had to I would have paid a lot more but I don’t think you get the value on the extra amount you pay.
Plus I don’t want to end up next to the prawn butty brigade west standers ;)
I’ve got £65 tickets, I probably would have preferred £85 in the lower tier but the group im with wanted to go upper.
Not really fussed where I am sat, as long as i’m there.
£65 block 503.
Was in 105 for the semi (£60) and didn’t fancy paying £115 to get wet.
Block 106 £85.
Was in Block 120 for Semi and on kick off moved to the netting separating the Millwall fans in block 122 right on Half way line.
Will have one eye on blocks 102-104 with the same thing in mind on Saturday. B)
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!Whats the crack with having seniors tickets when you’re not a senior?
A pensioner I know got mine and I had his allocation for the semi (when I got them online and paid full whack) he thought he had to buy a senior because that’s what his season ticket pays for.
At the semi I can’t remember them checking tickets (though I was slaughtered) and it was just pop them in at the gate. The ticket is a normal price with just a ‘senior’ stamp on.
Puzzled what to do really.
Whats the crack with having seniors tickets when you’re not a senior?A pensioner I know got mine and I had his allocation for the semi (when I got them online and paid full whack) he thought he had to buy a senior because that’s what his season ticket pays for.
At the semi I can’t remember them checking tickets (though I was slaughtered) and it was just pop them in at the gate. The ticket is a normal price with just a ‘senior’ stamp on.
Puzzled what to do really.
They typically don’t check the tickets when you come in. The barrier has a lighting system, but its just red or green for yes or no. There’s no orange light like at Latics for concessions.
I’ll think you’ll have no issue as long as you don’t do anything that causes somebody to want to see your ticket.
£85 in Block 113 row 28.
Last time block 110 row 22.
Would have liked a bit higher up i.e. rows 35 ish but they had all gone.
View was good last time but hoping it is better being slightly higher up.
Did not want to risk the £65 in the upper tier incase this was too high up, if we did not get near the front.£65 Block 510 Row 6
Wanted upper tier near the front. Went online for the next block along and was offered row 12 – so tried block 510 and offered row 6 which is great.
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