hmm, she does have a membership, but i didn't take her last year purely as a post covid thing. I resumed games last year but not with her. she has been going for2 games a year for about 6 years though. fingers crossed i guess.You might struggle for Leeds if your daughter doesn’t have her own membership.
It says one per member for that game and must have attended at least one previous game. Although it doesn’t specify it needs to have been last season, unlike United and Liverpool.
I know this is asking a lot of City's ticketing software(!) but you would imagine they had the numbers available on multiple attendance by Cityzen members when they set this figure. I still wouldn't be surprised if it's lowered to four to get the tickets sold out, don't forget that most of our "hard-core" supporters will have S/Ts and the numbers who attend 6 or more games per season may not be as many as you think.I'm not having a go but I'm surprised it's that low. I'm actually shocked that it was only 3 previously.
6 or more mabe, but I'd expect many matchday members that live away from Manchester to average around 5 or 6. I'm in Scotland and aim for 6 last year we only did 5. There aren't that many matchday tickets available and there will be less tickets than fans that do more than 5 games.I know this is asking a lot of City's ticketing software(!) but you would imagine they had the numbers available on multiple attendance by Cityzen members when they set this figure. I still wouldn't be surprised if it's lowered to four to get the tickets sold out, don't forget that most of our "hard-core" supporters will have S/Ts and the numbers who attend 6 or more games per season may not be as many as you think.
Wasn't this caveat added in later? I don't remember seeing it when I purchased membership in May. It doesn't really affect me because I wasn't planning to try to buy tickets for the Rag/Dipper games but this moving the goalposts after people have paid for memberships is a bit naughty. Definitely makes membership less worthwhile.To be fair it does tell you there may be restrictions for certain games.
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. *Some games may be on restricted sale, which requires supporters to have previously attended fixtures at the Etihad Stadium. Please check before purchasing membership for a specific game.
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Although there was no way of checking before specific games unless you held off buying the membership until today.
To the American guy. I wouldn’t give up hope just yet. My guess is they won’t sell out the full 8,000 or whatever it is with that quite restrictive criteria. Every chance it might drop to 4 or 3 games maybe.
I think this season may see a reduced demand with the combined effect of the cost of living problems, higher ticket prices for the biggest games plus the travel/hotel costs going up as well. It wouldn't surprise me if a significant number opted for watching these games on tv.6 or more mabe, but I'd expect many matchday members that live away from Manchester to average around 5 or 6. I'm in Scotland and aim for 6 last year we only did 5. There aren't that many matchday tickets available and there will be less tickets than fans that do more than 5 games.
Yes ,hotel costs especially. For myself we'll travel to as many games I think but not stay over as often.I think this season may see a reduced demand with the combined effect of the cost of living problems, higher ticket prices for the biggest games plus the travel/hotel costs going up as well. It wouldn't surprise me if a significant number opted for watching these games on tv.
Think it's always been the case for some games.Wasn't this caveat added in later? I don't remember seeing it when I purchased membership in May. It doesn't really affect me because I wasn't planning to try to buy tickets for the Rag/Dipper games but this moving the goalposts after people have paid for memberships is a bit naughty. Definitely makes membership less worthwhile.
Very true. It's impossible to keep everyone happy.
The one thing i reckon we can all agree on is the points system should be looked at seen as it's still in place and it's meaningless at the minute.
I live in Stoke on Trent (yes it's as bad as you think) and I very rarely get the opportunity to get to more than 2 or 3 games a season. The 5 game rule for Liverpool or United is shit personally speaking.