Well that was stressful! Will there be more tomorrow or is that it now? Also anyone know if it’s best to use map or find for me? Had disasters with both!
Yes probably a smaller lot available tomorrow , another morning of fun with Ticketmaster.Well that was stressful! Will there be more tomorrow or is that it now? Also anyone know if it’s best to use map or find for me? Had disasters with both!
Evening for me! ThanksYes probably a smaller lot available tomorrow , another morning of fun with Ticketmaster.
Thanks rob, think I discovered it too late. Ended up panicking buying 3 singles but really need at least 2 together for me and my son. Also can members re-sell tickets on exchange?Find for me way more likely to work
And I think window for OH members opens tomorrow so there will be more then.
Used to be the other way round. Small amount on Monday priority then most on sale Tuesday. Has that changed?Yes probably a smaller lot available tomorrow , another morning of fun with Ticketmaster.
Members cant sell on the exchange but you can get a refund theres a link on the site buried somewhere.Thanks rob, think I discovered it too late. Ended up panicking buying 3 singles but really need at least 2 together for me and my son. Also can members re-sell tickets on exchange?
100% this. I don’t mind sitting on my own when going with mates (obvs preferable together) but when I want to take my kids it becomes almost impossible as we have to sit together. I have to hope they appear on the Exchange but end up paying adult prices for themJust means people have to pay £70 for a kids ticket on the marketplace closer to the game. Really pisses me off, I have 3 kids who all want to go so it's £300 easy on tickets for the family and just not justifiable.
That's true if you're successfully able to sell every game. But even in a good season, there's sometimes weird games which become harder to sell e.g. City last season when tons wanted to lose, or a Boxing Day game with the train network down. And if we have a bad season, you're suddenly left with a very expensive season ticket and very little interest on the exchange, so it's a bit of a gamble.Don't know if it will last but as a season ticket holder you can actually make money even if you can only get to two or three games . If it is still the same as last season when a ST puts their ticket on the exchange they get get credited with the full match day price. If you could get a seat in the south stand lower you are pretty much guaranteed to be able to sell every game, it would cost you £1071 to buy the ST, if you sold for every game you would get back £1257 .
Cat A six games at £84 , Cat B nine games at £61 , Cat C four games at £51 , might get a few questions from the club about selling every game but according to the new ticket charter as long as the seat is occupied by selling on the exchange or ticket share it's OK.
It would need to be a good seat not in the gods but you can bring the cost down of a ST. I have a relative who has a good seat in south stand who last season couldn't make a lot of games , sold on TE and amassed several hundred in his ticket account. As you say could have a bad season but it is theoretically possible to make a profit.That's true if you're successfully able to sell every game. But even in a good season, there's sometimes weird games which become harder to sell e.g. City last season when tons wanted to lose, or a Boxing Day game with the train network down. And if we have a bad season, you're suddenly left with a very expensive season ticket and very little interest on the exchange, so it's a bit of a gamble.