maybe you're only allowed one pull through and they give your youngest the chance,you could still buy it for the 16 year old.one though,Forgive me but I still don't know what this pull through means, why does it select that option for my 14 year old lad and not my 16 year old, both on cup scheme so have the same "entitlement" so to speak.
sorry mate just bugging me.
Sorry bud and for derailing the thread but is one or does it mean?maybe you're only allowed one pull through and they give your youngest the chance,you could still buy it for the 16 year old.one though,
Would imagine it’ll be whenever it falls to your band on the criteria, 18-25 allocation for cup games is usually for those on the cup schemeAny idea when 18-25 can buy that aren't on the FA Cup Scheme?
To be honest, I don’t think there is any chance you will get a ticket from the Club. Other people have explained the sales criteria and there is no chance that tickets will go on open sale. There are a number of ticket exchanges (such as the one on Bluemoon) where people will offer unneeded tickets for sale at face value so you may get lucky. You could also look at Club Wembley where they offer good tickets at highly inflated prices. In the absence of that you are looking at resellers and scalpers. Just be careful not to get ripped off.Hey guys,
Didn't know where else to put this. I'll be in the UK during the FA Cup final. Does anyone know how purchasing tickets work in the UK?
I searched online and it just said the tickets go on sale at competing clubs website and the allocation will be finalized in due time.
I'm a US based citizen. Been to every pre season friendly game they've played here but it's nothing close to potentially watching the cup final.
If anyone has any insight, please help.
It's the same ticket so I wouldn't do anythingWhat's the script with swapping a 65+ ticket to a kids ticket if my father couldn't go for some reason leading up to the game? easy swap if I phone club?