League Cup final tickets

[wolfie1988]

We sold out the last League Cup Final so don't see why we wouldn't sell this one out.

The only negative amongst City fans is the Wembley fatigue factor but given that we've been so many times to Wembley I think those that were getting fed-up with Wembley dropped out of the running a long time ago.

Here's how you might imagine the exhaustion factor amongst City's fanbase. We could be at 'X' where we're fast approaching the limit of the Wembley exhaustion factor????

I think the first 2-3 games fatigue factor would rise slowly, then after 4-5 finals it rises fast. But 15 games, and 8-9 years it's rising much more slowly, and we're in that phase now.

Are you on a wind up on here?

 

[jimharri]

No problem you will get a ticket

I'm cautiously optimistic, and I've had a pm off a long term member on here offering a possible ticket should they all have gone by thursday. I'll be over anyway; flights and hotel booked a couple of weeks ago.

 

[jimharri]

The 40 quid tickets down behind the goal are the first 8 rows, meaning the view of the far end of the pitch isn't great....but then row 9 to the back of the tier is 72 quid.

The 56 quid tickets are the same as the 40 quid ones, just slightly in the corner.

Personally, I always but the 40 quid one and never had a moan about the view as we stand up anyway (but then, I am row 3 behind the goal at the Etihad South Stand so I am used to it)

What are tier 3 going for; top whack, yeah?

 

[Wirral Blue8]

What are tier 3 going for; top whack, yeah?

Most in the top tier are 56 quid or 40 quid unless you go for halfway line seats which is 72.

I have always been in the top tier and there is not a bad vantage point.

 

[cleavers]

What are tier 3 going for; top whack, yeah?

Cheapest are at the back of tier 3 (level 5 on the planner I think), but I've only ever bought those and always had a good view (apart from Wigan - when no view was good).

 

[remember arthur mann]

Cheapest are at the back of tier 3 (level 5 on the planner I think), but I've only ever bought those and always had a good view (apart from Wigan - when no view was good).

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[cleavers]

Each to their own I guess, it's escalators to the top not steps anyway.

I refuse to pay any more than I need to to The FA/Wembley stadium, and I'm always early enough to get the best cheapest ticket towards the half way line, and have invariably been closer to the presentation of the trophy, and the celebration than most City fans.

 

[bennyboy]

Front row tier 3 for me again.

 

[blue44]

Each to their own I guess, it's escalators to the top not steps anyway.

I refuse to pay any more than I need to to The FA/Wembley stadium, and I'm always early enough to get the best cheapest ticket towards the half way line, and have invariably been closer to the presentation of the trophy, and the celebration than most City fans.

we do the same mate,cheap,great view ,escalator all the way up,we better sush and keep it quiet though ;-)

 

[Greg.W2]

Anyone know if you you still get a discount on virgin trains via City's website. Thanks.