6k away tickets at MK Dons £12 adults £1 U18s

[Djmiles]

Wasn't even considering it, but at £12 I'm IN.

 

[Simster]

At that price, I reckon we'll take around 4,000. I'd be surprised if we sell all 6,000 without a concerted effort, and there doesn't seem to be the appetite to line their pockets - hardly surprising after what we've been through historically.

 

[Quinney]

At that price, I reckon we'll take around 4,000. I'd be surprised if we sell all 6,000 without a concerted effort, and there doesn't seem to be the appetite to line their pockets - hardly surprising after what we've been through historically.

I think it will depend on the next three away games. If we get 6 or more points, at those prices, we might well shift the majority. This is perceived as a "local" away game and it's 120 miles away.

 

[edna krabappel]

At that price, I reckon we'll take around 4,000. I'd be surprised if we sell all 6,000 without a concerted effort, and there doesn't seem to be the appetite to line their pockets - hardly surprising after what we've been through historically.

Wouldn't it be ace if (say) 5000 Albion fans turned up, and not a single pie, pint, hot dog, Mars Bar or cup of tea was bought in the away end?

Won't happen, of course, but it would be a lovely statement to make.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

on sale Thursday. Surely we should sell that out.

PG

probably the worst place you would EVER WANT TO TRAVEL TOO FOR A FOOTBALL MATCH
regards
DR

 

[BRIGHT ON Q]

probably the worst place you would EVER WANT TO TRAVEL TOO FOR A FOOTBALL MATCH
regards
DR

Good ground , cheap price , loads of tickets , fairly near , near the end of season to roar the side towards the premiership.....

Oh no, I don't think I will bother because it's Milton Keynes .......

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Good ground , cheap price , loads of tickets , fairly near , near the end of season to roar the side towards the premiership.....

Oh no, I don't think I will bother because it's Milton Keynes .......

that's what i said, last trip left 10 mins into the second half and went for a beer else where
regards
DR

 

[carteater]

Might just go to this...

If I can also get tickets for the cheap train...

 

[Postman Pat]

MK Dons for the superb price of just £12 for adults and £1 for under 16s.

while under-18s can secure their seat for only £1

Which is it?

 

[edna krabappel]

Good ground , cheap price , loads of tickets , fairly near , near the end of season to roar the side towards the premiership.....

Oh no, I don't think I will bother because it's Milton Keynes .......

He talks about games, he doesn't GO to them, didn't you know that?

 

[BRIGHT ON Q]

He talks about games, he doesn't GO to them, didn't you know that?

Oh ok.

 

[Geestar]

A lot of talk just to say "I'm in"

 

[Postman Pat]

Might just go to this...

If I can also get tickets for the cheap train...

Rail replacement between brighton and three bridges....

 

[The Birdman]

I'm looking to go to that - I'm setting off early to take in the National Computing Museum on the way. Does that make me doubly sad?

and Bletchly Park I think somthing happened there a few years ago

 

[Guinness Boy]

My sister in law lived between Northampton and Milton Keynes for a while and whenever we went up there for a weekend she dragged us shopping - because that's all there is to do. Honestly I think I'd rather live in Grimsby or Stoke, at least they've got character. Plastic shithole of a town that looks like it was designed by being thrown up by somewhere fairly grim in the Mid West that survived thanks to its WalMart and garish, strip lit bars. Then some ct added some roundabouts for a laugh. The plasticness extends right down to their crappy ground full of Spurs supporting Tobys who only know songs to the tune of Sloop John B.

You'd find more historic charm and character in Perth, Australia and better restaurants in Khartoom. Ghastly place. And Bletchley is its arse end

 

[grumpyoldgit]

Last time we played there got off at Bletchley went into one of the local hostelries, absolutely heaving with Brighton and only 2 bar staff, gave up after about 40 minutes, as we were leaving tempers were getting frayed old bill turned up and it started kicking off, ended up at Tesco for some cans, can't get a beer on the concourse as it overlooks the pitch and we lost, shithole, but for 12 quid I,ll be back.

 

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

That's my plan, if we go. Family of four will cost £26 (£4 LESS than my ONE ticket for Bristol City next week). But if we go, we won't park in their car park, we'll eat elsewhere, take our own snacks in, and won't buy a program. Winkleman isn't going to make anything much out of me.

the prick.

This, exactly this scenario for us. Wasn't going, am now

 

[Dirty Dave]

I was looking at trains for this one a few weeks back. Southern do a day save - unlimited travel for something like £38 for 4 people on the southern network (which MK falls within). You can only purchase online but it's currently unavailable and I was told they don't know how long it would be down. Although you can buy from tourist office in Eastbourne lewes and seaford

 

[Hillian1]

They could offer tickets for 50p with free travel from Sussex and I'd still refuse to give that disgusting parasitical club even so much as a penny.

 

[sully]

I was looking at trains for this one a few weeks back. Southern do a day save - unlimited travel for something like £38 for 4 people on the southern network (which MK falls within). You can only purchase online but it's currently unavailable and I was told they don't know how long it would be down. Although you can buy from tourist office in Eastbourne lewes and seaford

I'm sure that's what we did last time we went. Seem to remember buying the ticket at the old travel shop on the Steine. Is that still there? (I'm not known for my observation skills)