Where are you in Wembley!

[DiscoSteve]

I've seen ... sleeping in seats ... downstairs.

At the Stoke Final I was in a 500 block and saw someone slumped in his seat asleep and miss the entire second half - only woke up with the roar on the final whistle!

 

[Corky]

111 row 1, more or less same place as 1999. £56 and closest to the action and the best view (of one goal), and the best for celebrating at the end. No brainer!

 

[Mr Ed (The Stables)]

I will have the best seats in the house, or should I say my house. In front of a 50 inch TV about 8 feet away from my beer fridge I can't wait!!

I can't go to these games anymore due to loads of different reasons, so those that can go enjoy it, embrace the moment, because like me there might be a time also when you can't physically go. Time and tide wait for no man and all that!!

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Ended up in 511 row 2. Bit surprised I got so close to the front of the tier but maybe lucky as only booked acsingle seat.

 

[Citizen of Legoland]

I apologise if this has been covered before but I haven't managed to troll through hundreds of pages on this forum to find the correct topic.

I live in Edinburgh and have 4 season tickets but I am struggling to meet the threshold for tickets. I have just over 2500 LP and I have already booked my flights and accommodation for the final with my Step Dads brother.

What are the chances of actually getting a ticket for the final? Will the threshold drop as low down as 2500 without being in the cup scheme? Any help would be appreciated. Regardless, I will still be travelling down and enjoying the atmosphere in London.

You'll get tickets, but won't be a great choice if demand is like last time, I had about the same number of points then. Was just 500s seats mainly if I recall. Great day and view good, though.

This time I might go if I can get better seats, will probably skip it if only top tier available.

 

[JamboCity]

You'll get tickets, but won't be a great choice if demand is like last time, I had about the same number of points then. Was just 500s seats mainly if I recall. Great day and view good, though.

This time I might go if I can get better seats, will probably skip it if only top tier available.

I will take whatever I can. It's always difficult trying to get tickets for big games when we have so few points but that's the price you pay when you travel 4 hours every second weekend just for home games so we tend to stay away from the away games.

 

[urban genie]

505 just got 3 £56 tickets for me dad, brother and myself. decemt view as not too far up row wise

 

[alib]

what's the jibbing in situation these days? used to be easy - bet 100's of scousers do it? they invented jibbing in didn't they?

 

[Dogtanian]

Well you guys were right, I only got charged child price for my 16 year old son, I have 36 quid in my bank, I will use it to put towards the two sausage rolls deal they sell in the ground :)

 

[Ellenbrook_blue]

505 just got 3 £56 tickets for me dad, brother and myself. decemt view as not too far up row wise

We got £56 too. Row 6 in 118. If anybody wants me to email them a scanned A4 copy of colour coded seating plan. Message me. It does help if you can sort of make your mind up before the options come up.