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[Hoddle_Ledge]

I got the CL ticket package again this season, anyone know if you get the option to purchase the same seat for the Juve game?

Sure you could last year, although didn't qualify obviously. Can't see it noted anywhere this time around.

 

[Spurs 1961]

I got the CL ticket package again this season, anyone know if you get the option to purchase the same seat for the Juve game?

Sure you could last year, although didn't qualify obviously. Can't see it noted anywhere this time around.

Not sure. I signed up for the automatic ticket for my normal seat so am guaranteed to get home tickets for all cup games, until the semi-final of the CL/ I thought that was the safest option but did it a few months back

 

[TottenhamMattSpur]

What's happening with the ticket exchange for arsenal?
Tickets are £103?
It's that 1/19th of someone's expensive season ticket?

 

[hughy]

What's happening with the ticket exchange for arsenal?
Tickets are £103?
It's that 1/19th of someone's expensive season ticket?

I'd hope that's for at least a Level 1 ticket, central. If I were to return mine for that game I'd only get £39 back from the club for it if it sold, so I'd hope they wouldn't try and resell it at that price.

 

[Coyboy]

Anyone having trouble logging on to buy home Juve ticket?

 

[aliyid]

Anyone having trouble logging on to buy home Juve ticket?

Just tried and got straight in and all completed in around 5mins

 

[TottenhamMattSpur]

Anyone having trouble logging on to buy home Juve ticket?

I think you can only buy your own seat at the moment. If you're trying to do otherwise it won't let you.
Also find it's more reliable being forced to login when you select "buy tickets" than it is trying to login from the home page.

 

[shaqTHFC]

I recently bought two tickets on the ticket exchange for the Arsenal game. One was under my account and I ordered another for a friend under his account. I didn't know that his account/membership is 'inactive' but I'm assuming the tickets would be loaded onto our respective cards and thus he wouldn't be able to get into the stadium.

I've emailed the club but was also wondering if anyone on here knew it was possible to put the 2nd ticket onto my account or to have a hard copy of the tickets so that he is able to get through the gate at Wembley? If not, would the club offer a refund as its before 7 days from kick off or does this not apply with ticket exchange?

 

[Dougal]

A couple of thoughts having now regularly attended Wembley for a few months.

All that building work around the stadium is ruining a great walk up view of the stadium unless you go Wembley Way.

Imagine living in this place, on the walk down from Wembley Central, and finding out that your downstairs neighbours were moving out. Scary.

Spoiler

 

[slartibartfast]

I recently bought two tickets on the ticket exchange for the Arsenal game. One was under my account and I ordered another for a friend under his account. I didn't know that his account/membership is 'inactive' but I'm assuming the tickets would be loaded onto our respective cards and thus he wouldn't be able to get into the stadium.

I've emailed the club but was also wondering if anyone on here knew it was possible to put the 2nd ticket onto my account or to have a hard copy of the tickets so that he is able to get through the gate at Wembley? If not, would the club offer a refund as its before 7 days from kick off or does this not apply with ticket exchange?

Wrong thread for this but anyway...
I had similar issue with buying guest tickets. Did it online but when it came to assigning who the tickets were for there wasnt a 'guest' option. So I tried it on my membeship and it went through. Received confirmation email and then, like you, I thought well how are they going to get in?
Rang ticket office, 'oh yeah theres no guest option for that match but the tickets will be posted to you.' Ok thanks, and how the fk was I supposed to know that?
I have to admit I'm not impressed with Spurs online ticket system at all. Not user friendly and shit if your trying to do it on an android phone. I think the whole website is a mess to be honest.

 

[spurs_girl_tasha]

I'm going on Wednesday for the game and I'm working from home on Thursday so I have to bring my laptop home. Do you think I can take I in with me? It fits in my handbag?

 

[spursfast]

I'm going on Wednesday for the game and I'm working from home on Thursday so I have to bring my laptop home. Do you think I can take I in with me? It fits in my handbag?

should be fine ...

 

[stevenurse]

For all the shit that is associated with Wembley, mainly the fan experience, I'm glad to say it looks as though we've finally made it our home (at least on the pitch). Our best performances of the season have been there and silences those doubters that thought we'd struggle to adapt.

Makes you even more confident the team will adapt quickly to the new stadium too.

If nothing else this season it's allowed more of us to attend the matches which can only be a good thing (until you have to get home )

Is it likely that we'll break the attendance record again v the scum?

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[Colonel Dax]

For all the shit that is associated with Wembley, mainly the fan experience, I'm glad to say it looks as though we've finally made it our home (at least on the pitch). Our best performances of the season have been there and silences those doubters that thought we'd struggle to adapt.

Makes you even more confident the team will adapt quickly to the new stadium too.

If nothing else this season it's allowed more of us to attend the matches which can only be a good thing (until you have to get home )

Is it likely that we'll break the attendance record again v the scum?

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Don't we have some sort of capacity limit (60,000) for the London derbies against Arsenal and Chelsea (due to policing), or am I mistaken?

 

[dagraham]

Don't we have some sort of capacity limit (60,000) for the London derbies against Arsenal and Chelsea (due to policing), or am I mistaken?

Don't think it's anything to do with policing. More about away fans getting in the home section with general sale tickets. Chelsea was capped at 70,000ish.

On the subject of Wembley, I agree the players seems to be getting used to it, but I'm not. Fucking hate it. Last night was the worst yet in terms of travel experience. Messed about by Chiltern railways taking away half the capacity on the train and then opening it again whilst we were down the other end of the platform (where they told us to go!). Had to then go back on the tube only to find the met line not working. Got to Wembley Park eventually, but if you are on the other side of the stadium it's an absolute pain in the arse to get round. Amazed I only missed the first 5 minutes of the game.

 

[Colonel Dax]

Don't think it's anything to do with policing. More about away fans getting in the home section with general sale tickets. Chelsea was capped at 70,000ish.

On the subject of Wembley, I agree the players seems to be getting used to it, but I'm not. Fucking hate it. Last night was the worst yet in terms of travel experience. Messed about by Chiltern railways taking away half the capacity on the train and then opening it again whilst we were down the other end of the platform (where they told us to go!). Had to then go back on the tube only to find the met line not working. Got to Wembley Park eventually, but if you are on the other side of the stadium it's an absolute pain in the arse to get round. Amazed I only missed the first 5 minutes of the game.

Agreed about Wembley. Last night I got home at 12.30 and I only live in Barnet! Met Line was horrendous. Ended up walking to Wembley Central and getting the Bakerloo back into London.

 

[dagraham]

Agreed about Wembley. Last night I got home at 12.30 and I only live in Barnet! Met Line was horrendous. Ended up walking to Wembley Central and getting the Bakerloo back into London.

When people say why couldn't we have built a bigger capacity for our new stadium I think they need to take into account just how difficult it is logistically managing that many fans coming to and from a stadium.

 

[Colonel Dax]

When people say why couldn't we have built a bigger capacity for our new stadium I think they need to take into account just how difficult it is logistically managing that many fans coming to and from a stadium.

Agreed.

 

[THFCjosh]

The players are finally used to it... as a fan I am not. I missed the opening goal as I was queuing outside to get in as they only have 2 entrances for the upper tier. It shouldn't take half an hour to get into the ground. I am also forced to leave early as I would like to be home at a reasonable time rather than stay till the end and get in at 12.30am.

 

[TottenhamLegend]

Don't we have some sort of capacity limit (60,000) for the London derbies against Arsenal and Chelsea (due to policing), or am I mistaken?

Don't think it's anything to do with policing. More about away fans getting in the home section with general sale tickets. Chelsea was capped at 70,000ish.

There is no cap - if we sell 85000+ tickets, then that's fine. The issue for Chelsea (and Arsenal I think is the same) is that the club were only allowed to put tickets on restricted general sale. That meant you had to be registered on our ticketing database before a certain date to be able to buy a ticket. Given Chelsea was the first home game, the cut off was some time in the summer break and probably lots of newbies who would have wanted a ticket couldn't get one.

Whereas for Arsenal anyone who has been to a single game at Wembley this season will be eligible (plus all those who were eligible for Chelsea) so the pool for potential ticket sales is much larger. I expect 80,000+ for Arsenal.