Pay on the Gate Tickets

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TheJasperCo

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• Mar 23, 2013

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Hi, just wondering if anyone can tell me how much cheaper (if at all) are tickets bought on the day from the ground. I'm hoping to see my first away game, against Boro in a few weeks, and wondering if I could get a ticket for less than £30 as quoted on the Albion website. Thanks

 

edna krabappel

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• Mar 23, 2013

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I doubt it. Tickets are frequently more expensive on the gate than if bought in advance.

Do Middlesbrough really charge £30? No wonder their stadium is always empty.

 

ATFC Seagull

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• Mar 23, 2013

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Normally about 2 quid more, plus no loyalty points, unless you go in the home end maybe.

 

edna krabappel

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ATFC Seagull said:

Normally about 2 quid more, plus no loyalty points, unless you go in the home end maybe.

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Unless you go to Cardiff, who charge about a tenner more if you pay on the gate

 

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TheJasperCo

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£29 if brought online in advance to be exact, and the Boro website explicitly forbids away fans sitting in the home stands. No matter, I'll happily pay the full amount beforehand, ty for the help anyway.

 

Beach Hut

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• Mar 23, 2013

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TheJasperCo said:

£29 if brought online in advance to be exact, and the Boro website explicitly forbids away fans sitting in the home stands. No matter, I'll happily pay the full amount beforehand, ty for the help anyway.

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So why not pay the same and buy one in the away end via the club says confused.com

 

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TheJasperCo

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Beach Hut said:

So why not pay the same and buy one in the away end via the club says confused.com

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That's what I mean, just haven't explained it very well Book a seat on the Albion ticket website looks like my only sensible option.

 

Beach Hut

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• Mar 23, 2013

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TheJasperCo said:

That's what I mean, just haven't explained it very well Book a seat on the Albion ticket website looks like my only sensible option.

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OK got you now, need to book our four seats at some point, will it sell out at Borough - like hell

 

seagullsovergrimsby

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• Mar 23, 2013

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TheJasperCo said:

Hi, just wondering if anyone can tell me how much cheaper (if at all) are tickets bought on the day from the ground. I'm hoping to see my first away game, against Boro in a few weeks, and wondering if I could get a ticket for less than £30 as quoted on the Albion website. Thanks

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The match ticket will cost the same. To avoid the £2 online booking fee you can get the Middlesbrough ticket from The Amex ticket office (Queens Road ticket office only sells home tickets). POTG means that the away club keeps all the money , buying in advance from the Albion earns a small commission for selling the tickets on their behalf.