Etihad
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Is there no category 4 this year?
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Ticket Sales Criteria - Real Madrid and FA Cup Semi?
- Thread starter Didsbury Dave
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Tin hat on. :-)
1. Fans in the CL cup scheme.
2. Fans not in the CL cup scheme, but have been to more than one CL match and are season ticket holders.
3 Fans not in the cup scheme, but have been to more than one CL match and are Citizen Card holders.
4. Season ticket holders.
5. Citizen card holders.
*Why more than 1 CL match? Because many non City fans bought 1 ticket for the Real Madrid match after joining via the Citizens Card farce. And know doubt they will try to get a ticket again for the Real Madrid game.
One more very important point. The price of under 18 tickets. Newcastle was £30. Stop taking the piss out of people, parents, and under 18 year olds. They are our future support. Stop pricing them out of home matches when they have a rare opportunity to get a match ticket.
1. Fans in the CL cup scheme.
2. Fans not in the CL cup scheme, but have been to more than one CL match and are season ticket holders.
3 Fans not in the cup scheme, but have been to more than one CL match and are Citizen Card holders.
4. Season ticket holders.
5. Citizen card holders.
*Why more than 1 CL match? Because many non City fans bought 1 ticket for the Real Madrid match after joining via the Citizens Card farce. And know doubt they will try to get a ticket again for the Real Madrid game.
One more very important point. The price of under 18 tickets. Newcastle was £30. Stop taking the piss out of people, parents, and under 18 year olds. They are our future support. Stop pricing them out of home matches when they have a rare opportunity to get a match ticket.
M18CTID
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Community Shield sales process for this season showed how many could be shifted if made available to enough people quickly enough. I know we didn't sell out last season or the season before against Liverpool (I think no direct trains and it being Easter weekend had a lot to do with that one though because we had more fans at the Sheff Utd semi) but I'd expect us to sell out this time round if they get the sales process right.Gettign 34,000 tickets reinforces my point in the original post: if they don't whack these out on sale to basically whoever wants one as quickly as possible they won't sell out.
U18s weren't all £30 - some of them were, but some were also £15.Tin hat on. :-)
1. Fans in the CL cup scheme.
2. Fans not in the CL cup scheme, but have been to more than one CL match and are season ticket holders.
3 Fans not in the cup scheme, but have been to more than one CL match and are Citizen Card holders.
4. Season ticket holders.
5. Citizen card holders.
*Why more than 1 CL match? Because many non City fans bought 1 ticket for the Real Madrid match after joining via the Citizens Card farce. And know doubt they will try to get a ticket again for the Real Madrid game.
One more very important point. The price of under 18 tickets. Newcastle was £30. Stop taking the piss out of people, parents, and under 18 year olds. They are our future support. Stop pricing them out of home matches when they have a rare opportunity to get a match ticket.
Greenandblue
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Real Madrid will probably have a morning sales window for any Cityzens who attended 1 or more UEFA Champions League Group Stage fixture/s in season 2022/23 or 2023/24. Not an unfair criteria to be honest, they weren't very glamorous groups, and if you spent time and money going along you probably deserve a first shout for RM, even though it doesn't hugely suit me....
Do we care that so many of these "City fans" were jumping up and down when Arsenal won the penalty shoot-out?Community Shield sales process for this season showed how many could be shifted if made available to enough people quickly enough. I know we didn't sell out last season or the season before against Liverpool (I think no direct trains and it being Easter weekend had a lot to do with that though) but I'd expect us to sell out this time round if they get the sales process right.
No they weren't. You are right. But most were in L3. Not 1 under 18 ticket should be priced at £30 regardless where that seat is in the stadium. It's a piss take. No fan should be trying to make excuses for that price. I'm not saying you are. You are making a valid point.U18s weren't all £30 - some of them were, but some were also £15.
M18CTID
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How many? Dozens or hundreds or thousands?Do we care that so many of these "City fans" were jumping up and down when Arsenal won the penalty shoot-out?