FA Cup Semi Final draw - Brighton

[aka blue jambo]

The £45 ones behind the goal are best value.

Thanks

 

[urban genie]

Sorted mine and mate 1 min in the queue £30 on the aisle so quick exit lovely

Mates driving so talking renner for petrol ticket maybe 3 pints total, £70 will spend that going out to watch it and a taxi home in Manchester

 

[Rochdale Blue]

A queue of over seven hundred in front of me but it was quick and painless apart from the ticket price being nearly double that of an identical seat against Chelsea.

 

[Sid C]

I'm having problems on the main site creating family and friends so we can all sit together. Is anybody else having the same problems.

Go on the main site and press tickets and hospitality, press men’s tickets then press your profile, it should show it there.

 

[GortonBlue62]

What section would folk recommend? Usually get them through supporters club so dont really get a choice

The only advice I'd give is don't go too low behind the goal - you'll end up watching the action at the other end on the screen behind you.

Anything backwards of row 20 is OK I'd say.

 

[Blue Mist]

Well I cant get on the ticket page ! I am too old for this internet shit.

Now done. When I got in reasonably painless.

 

[Blue Maverick]

Block 108 row 11 £45 sorted in 3 mins happy days, having to make this one cheap I’m anticipation of an expensive May/June

 

[cibaman]

Nothing wrong with the cheapest tickets, I've only ever bought the cheapest tickets at wembley, as whilst I want to see City win there, I object to the place itself, and I refuse to line the pockets of an organisation that does f**k all to help my club.

The cheapest tickets give a great view in my opinion, and if you pick carefully, you can get a good view of the presentation, both picking up the trophy, and on the pitch afterwards.

The mid priced ones are the worst value. If you're behind the posts you're standing. If you're near the half way line you're sitting. If you're in between you don't have a particular good view and spend half the game listening to people arguing over sitting or standing.

 

[cibaman]

The only advice I'd give is don't go too low behind the goal - you'll end up watching the action at the other end on the screen behind you.

Anything backwards of row 20 is OK I'd say.

I would agree about being too low. I was on the front row for the Liverpool game.

Although its a brilliant place to watch a penalty shoot out at your end. You can see the expressions of the penalty takers, especially their eyes, as they're running up and its quite easy to judge how well they will take their penalty.

 

[tedmak]

Just bought my ticket. Tickets available in all price ranges but the longside, upper tier opposite the tunnel can't be bought. Find it odd as can't have sole out that quick.
Upper tier tunnel-side is fine for availability.

 

[Taza]

Easy online 1 minute- OMG loads left

 

[Didsbury Dave]

I would agree about being too low. I was on the front row for the Liverpool game.

Although its a brilliant place to watch a penalty shoot out at your end. You can see the expressions of the penalty takers, especially their eyes, as they're running up and its quite easy to judge how well they will take their penalty.

Wembley's bottom tier is like the one at the Etihad - way too "shallow". Even 15-20 rows back you can't get the perspective on the play properly.

 

[aka blue jambo]

The only advice I'd give is don't go too low behind the goal - you'll end up watching the action at the other end on the screen behind you.

Anything backwards of row 20 is OK I'd say.

Ta .. I definitely prefer being higher up

 

[Silva's Magic Boot]

Just bought my ticket. Tickets available in all price ranges but the longside, upper tier opposite the tunnel can't be bought. Find it odd as can't have sole out that quick.
Upper tier tunnel-side is fine for availability.

Ticket office clearly isnt expecting us to sell out so holding back on selling the seats that are hidden from TV view

 

[tedmak]

Ticket office clearly isnt expecting us to sell out so holding back on selling the seats that are hidden from TV view

A bit of a conspiracy theory - but, to be fair to you, I can't think of another reason.

 

[City & Blue Brazil]

Ticket office clearly isnt expecting us to sell out so holding back on selling the seats that are hidden from TV view

I thought there were some greyed out areas as had expected to book in block 522 but couldn't, they could perhaps sell blocks to Brighton fans and move segregation round like happened at city v Wigan cup final?

 

[lancs blue]

Nothing wrong with the cheapest tickets, I've only ever bought the cheapest tickets at wembley, as whilst I want to see City win there, I object to the place itself, and I refuse to line the pockets of an organisation that does f**k all to help my club.

The cheapest tickets give a great view in my opinion, and if you pick carefully, you can get a good view of the presentation, both picking up the trophy, and on the pitch afterwards.

Agreed, I bought a Cat.4 ticket again in a similar position to the Chelsea final, row 20 - the first row at £30 - in block 506 this time, excellent view.

 

[Silva's Magic Boot]

A bit of a conspiracy theory - but, to be fair to you, I can't think of another reason.

They regularly do it for cup games at the Etihad, third tiers for example will be greyed out until theyve shifted most of the lower seats. Guess these are the ones most in view of the cameras

 

[cibaman]

Wembley's bottom tier is like the one at the Etihad - way too "shallow". Even 15-20 rows back you can't get the perspective on the play properly.

I’m in row 26 as I was for Chelsea which was perfectly fine

 

[cleavers]

Agreed, I bought a Cat.4 ticket again in a similar position to the Chelsea final, row 20 - the first row at £30 - in block 506 this time, excellent view.

I've done that every time in the new wembley, great view, the only downside has been idiots arguing if its not going well, but that happens anywhere.