Babies/children

[missing person]

Is it at the discretion of the stewards in terms of age, bringing them to the match. Do the club have guidelines someone could point me to?

Cheers

 

[willipp]

Is it at the discretion of the stewards in terms of age, bringing them to the match. Do the club have guidelines someone could point me to?

Cheers

I think it’s under 5s are free. Older than that they need a ticket. How they enforce that I’m not sure.

 

[blue44]

Under 5's are free to enter but obviously they sit on your knee.

 

[missing person]

Thanks

 

[Blue Mooner]

Weirdly was thinking the same about my little lad. That's good to know.

 

[The Lightbowne Cowboy]

I thought it was 8 year old.

 

[Onlymcfc]

I think under 5s are free if they sit on your lap

 

[simonwood123]

I took my nephew who is 6 yesterday. I think the general view is as long as they sit on your knee not disturbing fellow fans, you can pretty much do as you please!

Not sure I will be able to take his weight for 90 mins once he gets to 8 though!

 

[Man_City_Loyal]

I took my nephew who is 6 yesterday. I think the general view is as long as they sit on your knee not disturbing fellow fans, you can pretty much do as you please!

Not sure I will be able to take his weight for 90 mins once he gets to 8 though!

will need his own ticket now if he's 6. But i doubt city will be asking a child their age.

i jsut give my son whos now 5 some food/sweets if he's beginning to mess. he chills out then.

 

[cibaman]

I think there should be a minimum age limit of 7. Before then they don't have the attention span for 90 mins. The bloke behind me brought his 4 or 5 year old for a couple of seasons. After about 25 mins of each half the lad would start demanding they go for some sweets and would be desparate for the match to end. He doesn't come anymore which is probably main because of the cost, but I suspect could also be because his dad turned something which should be an enjoyable experience into an ordeal.