[Albion] FA Cup Semi-Final v Man Utd - 4:30pm, Sunday 23rd April

[martin tyler]

Last year clubs got 36k for semi finals. Anywhere around that figure everyone who wants one should get one

 

[pure_white]

Are tickets issued on phone,paper or both ?

I think Wembley do paper tickets postage probably a tenner though

 

[Bob!]

What order priority do ppl think the tickets will be allocated? If MyAlbion membership is sild on basis of priority for tickets then I can see fans being pissed off if that didnt happen BUT how the club apply the priority is of course up to them. If I recall correctly Cardiff there was no hierarchy thin club said because little time to sell and they wouldnt have had the technical set up now and it was free for all any Tom Dick Harry had to queue with STH etc.

Surely it will be the same as the Liverpool and Grimsby games.

STH's
Albion +
STH guests
Albion + guests.
Purchase history.

 

[ShandyH]

I’m a STH but have started taking my kids who are Albion+ members. Question is: do I miss STH access and risk waiting for tickets to become available for Albion+ so I can bring them along? They’d love it.

 

[Bozza]

I’m a STH but have started taking my kids who are Albion+ members. Question is: do I miss STH access and risk waiting for tickets to become available for Albion+ so I can bring them along? They’d love it.

In 2019 everyone who wanted a ticket got one. I can't recall when I bought but I went with, and sat with, two non-STHs.

This is how the sales were structured...

Each club received 33,466 tickets, with Albion fans being given the West side of Wembley.

Tickets were priced at £30, £45, £65 and £80 for adults, with concessions (U21 / 65+) being £10 cheaper. There were also level 2 / Club Wembley seats available for £120 (£100 concessions).

If you want more details from last time, this is the thread for you: https://www.northstandchat.com/thre...ad-sat-6th-april-17-30pm.371212/#post-8822746

 

[mwrpoole]

I’m a STH but have started taking my kids who are Albion+ members. Question is: do I miss STH access and risk waiting for tickets to become available for Albion+ so I can bring them along? They’d love it.

You’ll get tickets no problem I think, it’s just you’ll have less choice of where to sit.

 

[Lolly3011]

With Utd away at Seville on the Thursday let’s hope the first leg is a defeat or close so they have to play a full squad. Don’t want a big win in the first leg.

 

[Triggaaar]

I’m a STH but have started taking my kids who are Albion+ members. Question is: do I miss STH access and risk waiting for tickets to become available for Albion+ so I can bring them along? They’d love it.

Yes.

 

[feller]

I seem to remember last time round that Citeh gave a lot of tickets back because they couldn't sell them and they went on sale to Albion supporters. Don't think that will happen this time round given the amount of United fans based in the South.

 

[Wallace]

So probably no priority for non STH who went to Boro and Stoke??
At least we got 5 loyalty points! Lucky me...

 

[ShandyH]

In 2019 everyone who wanted a ticket got one. I can't recall when I bought but I went with, and sat with, two non-STHs.

This is how the sales were structured...

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Each club received 33,466 tickets, with Albion fans being given the West side of Wembley.

Tickets were priced at £30, £45, £65 and £80 for adults, with concessions (U21 / 65+) being £10 cheaper. There were also level 2 / Club Wembley seats available for £120 (£100 concessions).

If you want more details from last time, this is the thread for you: https://www.northstandchat.com/thre...ad-sat-6th-april-17-30pm.371212/#post-8822746

Thanks Bozza, that's really helpful.

 

[nwgull]

I think that there might be a bit more demand this time due to the fans we've picked up during the last 4 seasons of Premier League football, particularly the Japanese. Might be a few very casual fans that miss out, but it'll still be a case of everyone that wants one will get one though as long as they don't leave it until the last minute.

 

[Change at Barnham]

It's interesting that the 2019 semi final was played on 6th April and the tickets only went on sale to Season tickets holders on 21st March just 16 days before, and they went on sale to Albion+ members 26th March just 11 days before the game.

On this occasion there is a longer time period between the quarter-final and semi-final which should help make the sales process a little less of a scramble.

 

[Is it PotG?]

So probably no priority for non STH who went to Boro and Stoke??
At least we got 5 loyalty points! Lucky me...

20 I believe....5 & 15 wasn't it?

 

[Is it PotG?]

Can't wait for the offer of £30 Boxpark ticket entry for fans zone

Indeed, was a bargain Ayrton last time iirc.

 

[Wozza]

Tough weekend of fixures, that.

 

[Southern Scouse]

43 years ago I was at Highbury watching us beat the massive 2-1. I still remember the buzz from our winner today, I don’t think I’ll be able to get a ticket this time round but the feelings will be the same. Many thanks to the squad and Roberto.

 

[El Turi]

With it being on a Sunday, everyone who wants a ticket will get one.

 

[Bob!]

Tough weekend of fixures, that.


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It'll be even tougher when they move Man U to Sunday 4.30 as well !

 

[Dick Swiveller]

Liverpool got 34000 last year