We Are Going To Wembley
#13
(18-05-2022, 09:21 AM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: If it helps I think Hudders Season card holders can purchase up to 6 tickets each but then again they don't have such a big fan base like we do.

Yeah, I doubt they would have as many season ticket holders as us. 20,000 people (or how many season ticket holders we have!) trying to get 6 tickets each would see us selling out Wembley
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#14
We'll be able to cross ourselves off that list of clubs who haven't played at the new Wembley - at last!
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#15
What happens to all the unallocated tickets? Do they go up for sale or do the club Wembley members/officials get them?
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#16
(18-05-2022, 10:45 AM)RyanR Wrote: What happens to all the unallocated tickets? Do they go up for sale or do the club Wembley members/officials get them?

Think there are 15000 club Wembley seats which is the ring around the middle mostly owned by corporates and Chelsea fans who go there once a year to drink some champers. Those seats dont go on sale unless you get some secondary ticketing site and is why the stadium wont be full which is scandalous really.
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#17
(18-05-2022, 10:52 AM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote:
(18-05-2022, 10:45 AM)RyanR Wrote: What happens to all the unallocated tickets? Do they go up for sale or do the club Wembley members/officials get them?

Think there are 15000 club Wembley seats which is the ring around the middle mostly owned by corporates and Chelsea fans who go there once a year to drink some champers. Those seats dont go on sale unless you get some secondary ticketing site and is why the stadium wont be full which is scandalous really.

It’s a ridiculous system. I’m guessing that they will resell their tickets for a huge premium or not bother to turn up.
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#18
(18-05-2022, 11:13 AM)RyanR Wrote:
(18-05-2022, 10:52 AM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote:
(18-05-2022, 10:45 AM)RyanR Wrote: What happens to all the unallocated tickets? Do they go up for sale or do the club Wembley members/officials get them?

Think there are 15000 club Wembley seats which is the ring around the middle mostly owned by corporates and Chelsea fans who go there once a year to drink some champers. Those seats dont go on sale unless you get some secondary ticketing site and is why the stadium wont be full which is scandalous really.

It’s a ridiculous system. I’m guessing that they will resell their tickets for a huge premium or not bother to turn up.

Tickets are already on offer at 350 each. How it's done I've no idea but they have to be from outside of the Clubs' allocation.
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#19
(18-05-2022, 12:56 PM)Ciscokid Wrote:
(18-05-2022, 11:13 AM)RyanR Wrote:
(18-05-2022, 10:52 AM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote:
(18-05-2022, 10:45 AM)RyanR Wrote: What happens to all the unallocated tickets? Do they go up for sale or do the club Wembley members/officials get them?

Think there are 15000 club Wembley seats which is the ring around the middle mostly owned by corporates and Chelsea fans who go there once a year to drink some champers. Those seats dont go on sale unless you get some secondary ticketing site and is why the stadium wont be full which is scandalous really.

It’s a ridiculous system. I’m guessing that they will resell their tickets for a huge premium or not bother to turn up.

Tickets are already on offer at 350 each. How it's done I've no idea but they have to be from outside of the Clubs' allocation.

from 350 Hudderfield side, 500 Forest side!!!!
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#20
Did last night really happen
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#21
I have this feeling the only way i will get a seat is through those web sites that sell Wembley members tickets. Worked out that if i fly from edinburgh to france then onto london i can get a return ticket for £30 rather than £98 direct flight return. Madness!!!
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#22
Ticket details out.
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#23
(18-05-2022, 01:50 PM)Mcforest Wrote: I have this feeling the only way i will get a seat is through those web sites that sell Wembley members tickets. Worked out that if i fly from edinburgh to france then onto london i can get a return ticket for £30 rather than £98 direct flight return. Madness!!!

Me too. I don’t have a booking history, as the last two games I’ve been to were Bristol City away where I bought resale tickets off twitter. Looks like I’ll be watching in the pub! Ah well!
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#24
there is a internet site selling tickets for £500 with a booking fee of £150. disgraceful.
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