Seat Counters - 2023/24

[Bluearmy]

I wonder if City taking the full allocation for BHA will be held liable for unsold tickets (bar the last block if at least 50% of that block is sold) or they have already come to a different agreement?

Looking at a possible £18k liability as it stands.

It will sell out. Down to hundreds with the date of the fixture not even known yet

 

[M18CTID]

It will sell out. Down to hundreds with the date of the fixture not even known yet

This is what I'm thinking - once the date is known the remainder will shift. I think we've done well to sell as many as we have so far, considering the date is up in the air

 

[xgorton]

Luton,244 left lots of blocks..

 

[HelloCity]

This came up on one of my feeds…

 

[EastMidlandsBlue]

This came up on one of my feeds…

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If that's right then real madrid have taken the bottom 2 tiers allocation which they didn't last year

 

[Stephen230]

If that's right then real madrid have taken the bottom 2 tiers allocation which they didn't last year

I’m almost certain the top tier never went on sale to City fans either.

So be interesting to see who’s sat in there, assuming they haven’t taken that aswell.

 

[Didsbury Dave]

Luton,244 left lots of blocks..

As always, these are Seat exchange tickets.

 

[EastMidlandsBlue]

I’m almost certain the top tier never went on sale to City fans either.

So be interesting to see who’s sat in there, assuming they haven’t taken that aswell.

I thought last year was interesting, because whenever an away team can't sell out we always give them the bottom 2 tiers of the away end. (Perhaps due to Uefa requirements being different to Premier League requirements)

My official guess is that madrid have sold the bottom 2 tiers of the away end, and the top tier will be about a third full, maybe half at a push.

 

[Stephen230]

I thought last year was interesting, because whenever an away team can't sell out we always give them the bottom 2 tiers of the away end. (Perhaps due to Uefa requirements being different to Premier League requirements)

My official guess is that madrid have sold the bottom 2 tiers of the away end, and the top tier will be about a third full, maybe half at a push.

Yeah, just seems a bit odd if they only took one tier for a semi last year and then 12 months later take all three tiers for a QF.

 

[Blue Smarties]

Yeah, just seems a bit odd if they only took one tier for a semi last year and then 12 months later take all three tiers for a QF.

They bought up the home end last year.