City Vs Chelsea in the US of A

[quazz65]

Damn! Minimum for restricted view is $160, with midfield 25th row going for $2000. Madness.

What were the face value prices I wonder?

According to their website the restricted view started at $30 and there are premium tickets on field level for $100. My guess is those $2000 tix would be around $200 face value.

The tickets I bought at mid level were originally $55 and I paid $200 for them second hand.

 

[Falastur]

I just bought two tickets for $225 each...they were marked up 400% after they sold out, but what can you do? Anyways I would like to start a forum for where people going to the game can meet up before and get mental, but I seem to be retarded and can't find out how to start a thread. Can someone clue me in.

Ouch, horrible mark-up, and I suspect that's on the low end of what some will charge.

The reason you can't start a "forum" (I think you mean "thread"?) is because there's a restriction. No posters under 100 posts total can start threads.

 

[quazz65]

Ah thanks mate, I guess I'll need to start posting away. I really would like to meet up with city fan before the game and march up to the stadium.

 

[Falastur]

Ah thanks mate, I guess I'll need to start posting away. I really would like to meet up with city fan before the game and march up to the stadium.

There will in all likelihood be a thread closer to the time, but you can always do what the majority do and just PM another poster (with 100+ posts) with what you want to say and ask them to copy-paste it into a new thread for you...

 

[andrewmswift]

everybody keep checking stub hub usually prices go down closer it gets as sellers want to recoup some price

 

[Barcon]

Fuck that, travell to St Louis to see wayne bidge, crocky and whoever else were trying to shift? Just booked three nights in London around May 11th.

 

[gymshoe]

Might be a long shot mate, but are you a member of any of the OSC's over there? Victoria Gregory is coordinating tickets for all the OCS's and it might be worth contacting her to see if she has any dropouts/spares.
You should be able to contact her through the Chicago branch on Twitter or Facebook.
Might be worth a try.

I am a member of Bredbury and South Manchester Blues OSC, and my mates have offered to help. For that I am quite grateful! I appreciate the tip you offer, as well. I must admit, one of my main goals was to get Drew (age 6) and her brother Daulton (age 5) an opportunity to be mascots for the day, and Ms. Douglas from MCFC was going to advise if this was possible...I truly appreciate her professional and courteous demeanor. Frankly, I do not know who would be more chuffed if this were to happen--the kids or me. They surely have a Mancunian excursion in their future, but this once in a lifetime opportunity for them to be mascots cannot happen, and truth be known, they might be as happy watching Spiderman or Phineas and Ferb at their age (they don't know about the St Louis match). I would not burden an OSC for their tickets for them when I know there are fans going through the OSCs with great hopes of attending, too. Besides, their favorite song is Oh, Balotelli (...but when he plays he's full of class...are their lyrics), and they would miss Mario. (insert winking emoticon here--irrational justification)

My new tactic will be to cheer for City like never before from my barstool in Chicago 14 April (on knees praying now), and move earth if necessary to be at Wembley 11 May with all of you. Selfish? Yes, but it is the FA Cup, after all. If St Louis happens, then super! If not, que sera sera, we're going to Wemberley! And if City do come to NYC, then Mad Hatter, here we come!

I will make a wonderful lemonade out of these lemons.

 

[Ian]

Might be a long shot mate, but are you a member of any of the OSC's over there? Victoria Gregory is coordinating tickets for all the OCS's and it might be worth contacting her to see if she has any dropouts/spares.
You should be able to contact her through the Chicago branch on Twitter or Facebook.
Might be worth a try.

I am a member of Bredbury and South Manchester Blues OSC, and my mates have offered to help. For that I am quite grateful! I appreciate the tip you offer, as well. I must admit, one of my main goals was to get Drew (age 6) and her brother Daulton (age 5) an opportunity to be mascots for the day, and Ms. Douglas from MCFC was going to advise if this was possible...I truly appreciate her professional and courteous demeanor. Frankly, I do not know who would be more chuffed if this were to happen--the kids or me. They surely have a Mancunian excursion in their future, but this once in a lifetime opportunity for them to be mascots cannot happen, and truth be known, they might be as happy watching Spiderman or Phineas and Ferb at their age (they don't know about the St Louis match). I would not burden an OSC for their tickets for them when I know there are fans going through the OSCs with great hopes of attending, too. Besides, their favorite song is Oh, Balotelli (...but when he plays he's full of class...are their lyrics), and they would miss Mario. (insert winking emoticon here--irrational justification)

My new tactic will be to cheer for City like never before from my barstool in Chicago 14 April (on knees praying now), and move earth if necessary to be at Wembley 11 May with all of you. Selfish? Yes, but it is the FA Cup, after all. If St Louis happens, then super! If not, que sera sera, we're going to Wemberley! And if City do come to NYC, then Mad Hatter, here we come!

I will make a wonderful lemonade out of these lemons.

Good luck mate. Hope you all get to see the game over there, and also the cup final ( hopefully )

 

[Dingus McDouchey]

For the Texas boys and girls interested in going to St. Louis, Blue Moon Dallas is likely to charter a bus. Please get in touch with us on our Facebook page or twitter @BlueMoonDallas1

 

[fbloke]

The 2nd game now confirmed as NYC on the 25th