warpig
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Bluebee2 said:
tell him to get enrolled at the local college. even if he hates it and doesnt go to any lessons,it wont cost him anything and he'll get the discounted ticket prices.
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Old Trafford Away Tickets
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tell him to get enrolled at the local college. even if he hates it and doesnt go to any lessons,it wont cost him anything and he'll get the discounted ticket prices.
He will be next season, but he's still at School and has to pay £40 for the scum game.warpig said:Bluebee2 said:So does one of my lads, he's just turned 16 and has to pay full price and £15 for the last round when students got in for £5.
tell him to get enrolled at the local college. even if he hates it and doesnt go to any lessons,it wont cost him anything and he'll get the discounted ticket prices.
felixbg
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Bluebee2 said:He will be next season, but he's still at School and has to pay £40 for the scum game.warpig said:tell him to get enrolled at the local college. even if he hates it and doesnt go to any lessons,it wont cost him anything and he'll get the discounted ticket prices.
this annoyed me for ages when i was 16 ... well worth getting a sister/brother an under 16 ticket and using that. only drawback is that my sister has a load of my loyalty points, but i saved myself hundreds over the last 3 seasons because of it.
Regular Joe
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It might make a crucial difference to falling attendances if clubs woke up to this issue and kept the concessionary price until age 18. For the very few 16-17 year olds who have a decent income to afford adult ticket prices there must be thousands who are priced out of the habit of attending games, and they may never come back.
desperatedon
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warpig said:Bluebee2 said:So does one of my lads, he's just turned 16 and has to pay full price and £15 for the last round when students got in for £5.
tell him to get enrolled at the local college. even if he hates it and doesnt go to any lessons,it wont cost him anything and he'll get the discounted ticket prices.
Forgive me for being dense here but my son who has just turned 16 and is at college has a 16-18 seasoncard. I have been paying full adult prices for the cup games. Am I right in thinking that he can get cheaper tickets being a student?
The Arsenal 1/4 final was £5 for students compared with £15 for 16-21's.desperatedon said:warpig said:tell him to get enrolled at the local college. even if he hates it and doesnt go to any lessons,it wont cost him anything and he'll get the discounted ticket prices.
Forgive me for being dense here but my son who has just turned 16 and is at college has a 16-18 seasoncard. I have been paying full adult prices for the cup games. Am I right in thinking that he can get cheaper tickets being a student?
CTID_92
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I think it was only £5 for students at Manchester uni wasn't it? Cause i know i had to pay £15 and it's £20 this time, still worth it :)Bluebee2 said:The Arsenal 1/4 final was £5 for students compared with £15 for 16-21's.desperatedon said:Forgive me for being dense here but my son who has just turned 16 and is at college has a 16-18 seasoncard. I have been paying full adult prices for the cup games. Am I right in thinking that he can get cheaper tickets being a student?
Craig said:Anyone know if the ticket office is open today,and how many points it is down too now? Cheers
Anyone?