Don't train prices go up? I haven't sorted my travel out yet.
Everyone who really wants a Cup Final ticket will get 1 so they could plan their travel in advance of confirming tickets. Yes train prices tend to go up but many coach prices stay the same.
Spot on Tim. The League Cup final both teams always get 32,000 plus allocations making it easier for supporters to get a ticket most of the time. Also the League Cup for the past few years has always been a 4pm/4.30pm kick off time and that is not going to change as it allows Sky to show a 1.30pm/2pm kick off beforehand without any concerns. They wouldn't want League Cup earlier again in case of extra time and penalties overrunning into their next live tv game - rightly or wrongly that is the way it is.
FA Cup final is slightly different as it is about 25,000 and so for any non-season ticket holders there is a bit more jeopardy in whether you will get a ticket. I.e. v Stoke and Wigan sold out in a couple of days whereas the final v Watford took a few days longer.
Slight point of order: for the Wigan final we got about 40,000 tickets because Wigan didn't take up their allocation.
Legend.that queue management thing is up and running early for those perhaps don't know about so get in the queue people
Just a query. I usually drive to Wembley mainly because Im autistic and like being in control. Really don’t want to this time but was thinking of driving to a London station then getting train to ground. Any top tips of which is best to go to? Thanks to anyone who can be arsed to help ;)