FA Cup QF Draw | Newcastle (H) | Sat 16 Mar 17:30

[blue44]

Topper Headon ??

Top retort mate.

 

[Etihad]

https://www.mancity.com/tickets/mens/man-city-v-newcastle-united-ticket-information-2324-fa-cup

 

[Eds]

https://www.mancity.com/tickets/mens/man-city-v-newcastle-united-ticket-information-2324-fa-cup

12.5% increase on last quarter final at home last year on my seat, some tickets have gone up 50%! They have added £5 to every regular seat for those on the cup scheme and for those not. £7.50 extra have been lumped on the 93.20 seats. Bear in mind this comes in the middle of a run of five games out of six being at home!

 

[bluesmith]

12.5% increase on last quarter final at home last year on my seat. Thanks very much City.

And no saving for those on the cup scheme.

 

[Scaring Europe to Death]

Career opportunities, the ones that never knock
Every job they offer you is to keep you out the dock
Career opportunity, the ones that never knock

Any excuse.

That's the one

Know your rights
All three of them.

 

[its a Barm]

Poorly priced especially for cup scheme

 

[Corky]

20% increase on the cheapest seats on the CS compared to last year's QF.

However the same stand not on the CS has 0% rise.

 

[Kippaxpete]

That's the one

Know your rights
All three of them.

I have a fourth one.
You have the right to be charged a reasonable price for an FA Cup quarter final ticket.

 

[DTKOAG]

I think i might be the only one that feels its a good price for a QF FA cup game..
Playing Newcastle is more attractive than playing Burnley

 

[Stephen230]

I think i might be the only one that feels its a good price for a QF FA cup game..
Playing Newcastle is more attractive than playing Burnley

Yeah £30 + £15 for juniors doesn’t seem too bad to me. Although I am in the cheapest seats.

But when you keep reading how it’s a ton plus for 1 + 1 for the least attractive league games, it makes it seem pretty decent in comparison.