Yes Sunday at 4:30pm and Metrolink from Aitrincham terminating at Old Trafford with replacement bus service. So with the game finishing at around 6:30pm it will be a miracle if I get home before 8:30pm.I hadn’t realised that City had made Bournemouth at home, at 4.30pm on a Sunday, the benchmark for expanding the North Stand.
Maybe more of the people who are so concerned about the crowd for this game should turn up and get behind the lads.
With Haaland in this form and Foden back to close to his best, maybe it’s time for City to rethink the guaranteed refunds for season card holders. The touting reselling sites should do one of course.
My coach will probably get me home before you mate. Anyway, it’s an exciting, top of the table, clash. We need to keep the pressure on the other contenders.Yes Sunday at 4:30pm and Metrolink from Aitrincham terminating at Old Trafford with replacement bus service. So with the game finishing at around 6:30pm it will be a miracle if I get home before 8:30pm.
The system is crumbling under its own stupidity.There's no shame is there at the club?
Make moving SC tickets around almost impossible and then offer SC holders the option to buy more tickets but only in certain games.
Maybe 'in certain games' the current registrations should also be dropped for transfer of tickets too.
It's like when I was working, just leave me alone to get on with the job, I'll hit my targets and do a good job. I don't need all the red tape and hoops to jump through.The system is crumbling under its own stupidity.
They did it.for Burnley which was not a.gauranteed.refund.Why?
Just looked in my block (111) to see whether to get a ticket for my good lady, just 2 seats available and nowhere near me so will give it a miss.There's no shame is there at the club?
Make moving SC tickets around almost impossible and then offer SC holders the option to buy more tickets but only in certain games.
Maybe 'in certain games' the current registrations should also be dropped for transfer of tickets too.
My daughter wanted to come with us for Bournemouth. A couple of weeks ago when she bought a ticket there was hardly anything available - literally a seat or two in each section available. Now suddenly there are hundreds and hundreds and she could have been sat near us rather than the other side of the ground. Wtf?
Because...the club can't sell hospitality @£250 if there are loads of normal seats together available at reasonable prices.My daughter wanted to come with us for Bournemouth. A couple of weeks ago when she bought a ticket there was hardly anything available - literally a seat or two in each section available. Now suddenly there are hundreds and hundreds and she could have been sat near us rather than the other side of the ground. Wtf?
Thanks mate. It has definitely changed this season. I sometimes have to use the exchange as I live in Scotland. Used to be you could put them on, then check what was available and see that they were indeed available. The two seats together invariably sold within the hour. Now I never see them as available and they sell separately sometimes days apart. You are I think correct. Tickets get drip released, one or two per section until a couple of weeks before then it’s flooded.Because...the club can't sell hospitality @£250 if there are loads of normal seats together available at reasonable prices.
So they squeeze availability, and people from abroad looking to come to a City game will see that the only way to bring a family and sit together is to buy a package, despite having already bought matchday membership. That's what happens.
Loads will be on soon tellng us that (i) it's the Bournemouth SS3 returns (correct) and (ii) the rest are all season tickets returned on the Exchange (BS).
I no longer even worry about match tickets before booking flights and accomodation, even if the game looks practically sold out, as I know the sales pattern that has evolved..
I'm not complaining (any more) or ranting.... just explaining .
You could maybe try ask for a refund and the buy one closerMy daughter wanted to come with us for Bournemouth. A couple of weeks ago when she bought a ticket there was hardly anything available - literally a seat or two in each section available. Now suddenly there are hundreds and hundreds and she could have been sat near us rather than the other side of the ground. Wtf?
She bought it and I don’t think match members can return their tickets. Maybe worth a check though thanks.You could maybe try ask for a refund and the buy one closer
You can up to a week before, I returned one last season and I'm only a memberShe bought it and I don’t think match members can return their tickets. Maybe worth a check though thanks.
If you’re going to ring them just ask if you can relocate the two seats so you’re sat together, sure I’ve heard others have that done before. Obviously you might have to pay the difference if either of the seats are in a dearer block.She bought it and I don’t think match members can return their tickets. Maybe worth a check though thanks.
When football clubs push their core supporters away through years of price hikes, these people find other things to do with their spare time and stop even looking at buying tickets at all. Once clubs push people away, many never come back.Season ticket holders can order extra? Where are all those that will be rushing to fill the additional seats.
You can (up to 3 extra). Doesn’t say they need to be for members - they will just be allocated to your wallet/phone I think.Does anyone know if cityzen members can now purchase an extra ticket for a non member for the Bournemouth game yet?
That is correct. The purchaser gets an email with the link to upload to a phone (any phone). The email can then be forwarded on to whomever you choose.You can (up to 3 extra). Doesn’t say they need to be for members - they will just be allocated to your wallet/phone I think.
I remember pointing out that this would happen during the treble season, but too many people couldn't see it through their rose tinted treble winning glasses.When football clubs push their core supporters away through years of price hikes, these people find other things to do with their spare time and stop even looking at buying tickets at all. Once clubs push people away, many never come back.
That’s what 13 price rises (some as high as 12%) in 16 years does to a fanbase.
Those who still want to go may only be able to afford one or two games in a month so may be looking at Liverpool, Dortmund or Newcastle over Bournemouth as we have a run of four home games in a row in November. And Bournemouth have returned the top tier so fans may be looking at the £30 tickets in SSL2 in the usual away area than they are around the rest of the ground.
I bought 2 in family stand for me and nephew, rang up today as I now wanted to cancel the 2 I'd bought as I wanted 3 together , wasn't a problem, got 3 together in the returns from Bournemouth and price difference sortedMy daughter wanted to come with us for Bournemouth. A couple of weeks ago when she bought a ticket there was hardly anything available - literally a seat or two in each section available. Now suddenly there are hundreds and hundreds and she could have been sat near us rather than the other side of the ground. Wtf?