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[Albion] Guest Tickets
- Thread starter amexer
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Originunknown
BINFEST'ING
No, you are responsible for them. The ticket shows your name.
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- #3
Interesting. So they do not need Coved details or photo ID
Foul Play Rocks
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- Feb 23, 2013
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I assume the covid check will be scrapped now the government have said it won’t be a requirement for large venues.
Originunknown
BINFEST'ING
That's entirely separate and is still a condition of entry I believe but may be scrapped soon?
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
It's certainly a condition of entry for Sunday's game at the very least. Whether the club decide to continue with it l've no idea.
Neville's Breakfast
Well-known member
They are continuing with it as per PL guidelines. It’s nothing to do with guest tickets though as the guest will still need to be prepared to show their ID and Covid passport. It won’t stop the OP chipping away with multiple threads though.
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- #8
OK happy to stop posting .
I think I am going to buy a guest ticket. for Sunday. From answers on here will be impossible to show ID if guest ticket in my name
The ID verification is between your Covid Pass (or test result etc) and photo ID. The match ticket itself is not ID-chedked.
Neville's Breakfast
Well-known member
Odd response. From answers on here it is clear your guest can bring their vaccine passport and some form of ID to show the passport belongs to them. The real question is why do you keep stirring and making shit up.
There aren’t any EPL guidelines though?? If you go to the EPL website and click on the link it takes you to the individual links of the clubs.
Postman Pat
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The Premier League want clubs to back COVID-19 certification spot checks at grounds, irrespective of a government U-turn.
Clubs had been advised by the league to prepare for double vaccination or negative test proof to become mandatory from October 1.
That was before the government changed course last weekend, shelving plans for COVID passports for large-scale events.
The league is keen to plough on regardless with a policy of making matches as safe as possible to attend, even if it means more stringent conditions for fans than those imposed by government.
https://theathletic.com/news/premie...tification-checks-from-october-1/gJ88M3JCKfjm
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- #13
Thanks for a reasonable answer