Third party ticket sites and City - (Update 03/07/24)

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Just had this come up on my social media.

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They have community shield tickets available from £86 already. @Alex - City Matters how does this happen. Can the City Matters group receive a definitive answer from the club about which ticket sites they work with and what percentage of tickets (especially away games) are given to these sites.

 

[1894southstander]

My mum had to sell her ticket for the last game of the season and got £19 back as she's a pensioner . The lad who was sat next to me and my dad said he paid £200 for the ticket from a site.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

My mum had to sell her ticket for the last game of the season and got £19 back as she's a pensioner . The lad who was sat next to me and my dad said he paid £200 for the ticket from a site.

That’s keeping the prices down for the South Stand Level 3 Blues etc.

 

[berryblue]

My mum had to sell her ticket for the last game of the season and got £19 back as she's a pensioner . The lad who was sat next to me and my dad said he paid £200 for the ticket from a site.

Obviously purchased by a season card/ membership holder and then resold. The club needs to be informed.

 

[Stephen230]

Obviously purchased by a season card/ membership holder and then resold. The club needs to be informed.

Not sure if you’re being sarcastic or not.

But if not. Far from obvious.

 

[1894southstander]

Obviously purchased by a season card/ membership holder and then resold. The club needs to be informed.

Wouldn't surprise me if a city themselves put it on the websites. They give my mum 19 pound back for her season card. Sell it too a website for a profit who in turn sell it for another profit

 

[berryblue]

Deo

Wouldn't surprise me if a city themselves put it on the websites. They give my mum 19 pound back for her season card. Sell it too a website for a profit who in turn sell it for another profit

Deos that mean we have 116 charges now?