Be bloody chaos that evening with a full Etihad and a Springsteen concert on at the arena.
Approximately 78k in that neck of the woods.
All open , none were held back and don’t think they ever are for the final…it’s just comm shield and semi final they do thatAre all blocks open for sale or have they held some back like the semi?
Yes. If you avoid the tram it will probably be ok. The shuttle buses have mostly been ok this season. A lot of the music fans walk from town like most City fans.Suppose it depends on your definition of ‘chaos’ but there didn’t seem any particular issues last Friday, when there was a concert on at the same time.
Or any of the other numerous times this season that a match and concert have clashed.
The buses back into town after the match could be a no no due to the KDB after match send off.Yes. If you avoid the tram it will probably be ok. The shuttle buses have mostly been ok this season. A lot of the music fans walk from town like most City fans.
I see the doom and gloom guys have disappeared now it's obvious were going to sell out. Never in doubt. CTID
Its under 18Anyone know what age is the junior concession for Wembley please. Is it u18 or U16. Many thanks
Nocan the seat counters stay off the queue for the 1pm window so the people who actually need to buy tickets get a better place in the queue?
haha cheers mate
Why have they only released 17000 out of 30,000 tickets? Do they set aside the rest for supporters clubs and staff etc? Seems a lot.Lunchtime count ahead of the 1pm window opening:
Level 5 - 3707
Level 2 - 1504
Level 1 - 912
6123 in total
Incidentally, I looked back at last year's thread and the count at the equivalent stage - prior to it opening up to ST holders not on the cup scheme - was around 2800 left. Crucially though, there were around 3000 less tickets available online when the first window opened compared to this time round - approx 14,000 last year vs approx 17,000 this year - so that indicates to me that online sales to points holders are running at or near the same level as they were last year
Good analysis this is. As there's an extra 3,000 tickets compared with last year, I'd expect this to go down to members, especially once the FA give us their returnsLunchtime count ahead of the 1pm window opening:
Level 5 - 3707
Level 2 - 1504
Level 1 - 912
6123 in total
Incidentally, I looked back at last year's thread and the count at the equivalent stage - prior to it opening up to ST holders not on the cup scheme - was around 2800 left. Crucially though, there were around 3000 less tickets available online when the first window opened compared to this time round - approx 14,000 last year vs approx 17,000 this year - so that indicates to me that online sales to points holders are running at or near the same level as they were last year
Yep, the other 13,000 or so were set aside. It was about 16,000 last yearWhy have they only released 17000 out of 30,000 tickets? Do they set aside the rest for supporters clubs and staff etc? Seems a lot.
6k for OSCWhy have they only released 17000 out of 30,000 tickets? Do they set aside the rest for supporters clubs and staff etc? Seems a lot.
Probably some set aside for 1894 and younger fans (18-24s?).6k for OSC
3k for hospitality, players families etc....
They always keep tickets from returns from FA too which is usually around 1-2k
Thought the allocation was over 30k.6k for OSC
3k for hospitality, players families etc....
They always keep tickets from returns from FA too which is usually around 1-2k