FA CUP Ticket information

[blue rebel]

Thanks, where does that leave £65 seats ? :-)

In the royal box handing over the cup lol ! Or between the front and back maybe

First 4 rows of the bottom tier behind the goal and back 10/15 rows of the top tier

Prefer the previous answer, would love to be in the royal box handing over the cup haha would be the best £65 ever spent. :)))

 

[lazerblue]

It is a joke that the cup scheme is the deciding factor for tickets.6500 points and waiting.

Not really, it was made very clear at the start that cup scheme members would get priority for the cup tickets

apparently your not as loyal as someone on the cup scheme!! what a joke calling em "loyalty" points when u can just buy em if u can afford it

 

[squirtyflower]

It is a joke that the cup scheme is the deciding factor for tickets.6500 points and waiting.

Not really, it was made very clear at the start that cup scheme members would get priority for the cup tickets

apparently your not as loyal as someone on the cup scheme!! what a joke calling em "loyalty" points when u can just buy em if u can afford it

why

how much did it cost to join the cup scheme?

 

[Corky]

The FA Cup scheme works out cheaper than most final tickets.

Beer is cheaper on our ground too; £1.50 a pint cheaper.

 

[paulchapo]

It is a joke that the cup scheme is the deciding factor for tickets.6500 points and waiting.

Not really, it was made very clear at the start that cup scheme members would get priority for the cup tickets

apparently your not as loyal as someone on the cup scheme!! what a joke calling em "loyalty" points when u can just buy em if u can afford it

It worked for the club and atmosphere though didn't it?Instead of getting 25k against Watford there were 46k there.The prices for cup fixtures were kept low as well and you only got deducted for home games,of which would only be 4 at most if we were drawn at home every game,the semi final being optional.

It annoyed me against Stoke in the final as all tickets sold because the club allowed ANYONE on the cup scheme to buy a ticket at the death,regardless of points, which meant i missed out.I vowed it wouldn't happen again.

It is possibly a maximum of £80-£100 if we get drawn at home every round.It is a gamble as we may not make the final but it is a gamble worth taking,as trying to buy off touts etcetera if we do is more expensive and stressfull.

 

[dw7]

It is a joke that the cup scheme is the deciding factor for tickets.6500 points and waiting.

Not really, it was made very clear at the start that cup scheme members would get priority for the cup tickets

apparently your not as loyal as someone on the cup scheme!! what a joke calling em "loyalty" points when u can just buy em if u can afford it

If you go to every cup game and your on the cup scheme it works out cheaper than if your not on the scheme so it's hardly "buying" points

 

[Hinchcliffe at the far post]

Don't worry... Turn up on the day and go to the Wigan end. The touts will be giving tickets away by 16:45.

Join the cup schemes next season... You know it makes sense ;)

Particularly as is was free to join and guarateed you low match prices for the early rounds... If you remember!!!

 

[moomba]

why

how much did it cost to join the cup scheme?

There is a potential cost committing to have an undetermined amount of money taken out of your account when you're not sure there will be money in the account when the club chooses to ask for it. Unauthorised overdrafts, returned payment charges etc. You can always opt out of the scheme if it gets to that, but then you're back at the end of the queue again.

The scheme unquestionably favours those with spare cash than those without.

 

[dw7]

I'd love to see this forum if we made the champions league final where cup scheme members out number the amount of tickets we'll get

 

[squirtyflower]

why

how much did it cost to join the cup scheme?

There is a potential cost committing to have an undetermined amount of money taken out of your account when you're not sure there will be money in the account when the club chooses to ask for it. Unauthorised overdrafts, returned payment charges etc. You can always opt out of the scheme if it gets to that, but then you're back at the end of the queue again.

The scheme unquestionably favours those with spare cash than those without.

his suggestion was that it costs to join the cup scheme, it doesn't

the extra cash, i get as I've said plenty of times mate, however you do get something in return......watching City win 3-0, 4-0, 5-0