ArdwickBlue_M12
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when will the away leg tickets be put on sale
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CL Draw | QF: Atletico Madrid | SF: Chelsea/Real Madrid
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Yeah easy ... everyone in the same boat as you. No point buying on Wed as on Fri won't get next to what you bought on Wed so might as well wait and buy together. I'm in the same exact situation. Can get 2 on seasoncards, even 4 Wed afternoon, but looking for 6 ... and together means wait till Friday.Do you reckon it will get to the additional ticket bit on Friday? I have a season ticket so can buy my own on Wed but wanting to get one for a City supporting mate who doesn't have a membership
Yeah mate just considering whether to just grab my own for me and the old man (also ST) first if we are going standing anyway, and then worst case scenario can get the phone line to move them to another place togetherYeah easy ... everyone in the same boat as you. No point buying on Wed as on Fri won't get next to what you bought on Wed so might as well wait and buy together. I'm in the same exact situation. Can get 2 on seasoncards, even 4 Wed afternoon, but looking for 6 ... and together means wait till Friday.
John Wayne
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I'm surprised more hasn't been made of the pricing. It's disappointing, to say the least.
It’s only £45 in total for me and my son in the Family Stand, which isn’t too bad. £55 for those in Level 2 East & West is a bit steep though, in the current climate.I'm surprised more hasn't been made of the pricing. It's disappointing, to say the least.
John Wayne
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I find it lopsided and you have just given a good illustration.It’s only £45 in total for me and my son in the Family Stand, which isn’t too bad. £55 for those in Level 2 East & West is a bit steep though, in the current climate.
It's just a bit of a tone-deaf pricing strategy when you look at the fact we have another Wembley day out around the corner, petrol prices are high and inflation is taking grip. There are large sections of the ground that will be paying upwards of £50, which is also a little hard to justify for a first leg. We're also only at the QF stage.
It's the same with every other game and season tickets too so it's not a surprise that some areas are more expensive than others.I find it lopsided and you have just given a good illustration.
It's just a bit of a tone-deaf pricing strategy when you look at the fact we have another Wembley day out around the corner, petrol prices are high and inflation is taking grip. There are large sections of the ground that will be paying upwards of £50, which is also a little hard to justify for a first leg. We're also only at the QF stage.
John Wayne
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Yes, that is true. It just feels a bit overpriced for me.It's the same with every other game and season tickets too so it's not a surprise that some areas are more expensive than others.
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It'll probably sell out, the atmosphere on the other hand. Had the pricing been a bit lower place could have been bouncing, there will be a lot of tourists taking up the slack i suppose half of first half looking for their seats and rest of game taking selfies.Yes, that is true. It just feels a bit overpriced for me.