Kids to Home Game

[BELFAST_BLUE_BOY]

Going to bring the lad to his first home game to sit with me, he is 3 and can sing a bit, so Colin Bell lower might be noisy for Hull! ..... do I need a ticket for him if he is sitting on my knee and anyone had problems bring young kids in via turnstill?

 

[BlueMoon93]

As long as he's under 3 you can get him in for free and sit him on your lap. That's what I've heard anyway mate, can anyone back me up?

 

[bluemoon27]

i go with my lad and he was allowed in for free up till the age of 4,so yes he is definately allowed in

 

[SuperKevinHorlock]

Going to bring the lad to his first home game to sit with me, he is 3 and can sing a bit, so Colin Bell lower might be noisy for Hull! ..... do I need a ticket for him if he is sitting on my knee and anyone had problems bring young kids in via turnstill?

Good luck mate I'm itching to take my 16 month old son just know it would be complete chaos in the South Stand

 

[Boston]

Yes...we took our daughter from being 2 and didn't pay for her. Took our one year old son last year to the WBA game and they let me in with his buggy.

 

[digbythebiggestdogintheworld]

under 4 definitely
take lots of sweets/comics/other distractions, and be prepared to leave your seat more than you'd like to

 

[Bluemoonbaldboy]

take my little lad all the time stewards don't bat an eye lid at the gate though for obvious reasons search my bag i take change of clothes etc!! best tip take a camera for when moonbeam and moonchester come round my mobile is stuffed full of photos of them with him and my eldest! Sweets are a must!

 

[BELFAST_BLUE_BOY]

Cheers lads, he has been before but only to legends lounge not stand (had a photo with The King that time!) - so this is his second game (proper) - I sit on end seat so should be okay and have a few mates that go with us....the wife worried about violence at the game, told her he is only three and will get away with a police caution :)

 

[ArizonaBlue]

under 4 definitely
take lots of sweets/comics/other distractions, and be prepared to leave your seat more than you'd like to

definitely agree with this.

 

[scall11]

My nephew came to a game when he was about 5, and I spent most of the game dragging him down the concourse so he could 'ski' in the spilt beer, he loved it! He did spent some time watching the game and enjoyed that too.

My sister said the stewards were great too and she couldn't believe how child-friendly it all was.

Tell yer missus he'll be safer at a City game than anywhere else!