FAMILY STAND QUERY

I can't be the only one in this predicament, my boy will soon be classed as an adult, what happens when it comes to replacing our season tickets in a couple of years if it's a sell out, can any see a way around it?

Get breeding. Produce a replacement.

He l prob go straight on the waiting list and be bumped to the top, not every1 will renew their season tickets thats for sure

Get breeding. Produce a replacement.

Second thoughts. Just thought this through properly. Please ignore earlier suggestion as it is cheaper to pay the adult price, than produce and raise a replacement.

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problem is you have to have an under 16 with you

I think they keep some Back for General sale,they prob give u one of those seats

I can't be the only one in this predicament, my boy will soon be classed as an adult, what happens when it comes to replacing our season tickets in a couple of years if it's a sell out, can any see a way around it?

Gwyn there are still over 1500 seats within the "Home" area so you get to chose which of the available seats you want to move to. There will always be a % of seats which will be available so the same will apply in a couple of years.

How old will you be in 2 years time because you may be able to get a Family Stand ST in your own right.

I can't be the only one in this predicament, my boy will soon be classed as an adult, what happens when it comes to replacing our season tickets in a couple of years if it's a sell out, can any see a way around it?

Gwyn there are still over 1500 seats within the "Home" area so you get to chose which of the available seats you want to move to. There will always be a % of seats which will be available so the same will apply in a couple of years.

How old will you be in 2 years time because you may be able to get a Family Stand ST in your own right.

Maybe (by then) he will be able to find an adult to take him in? Sorry, couldn't resist.

I can't be the only one in this predicament, my boy will soon be classed as an adult, what happens when it comes to replacing our season tickets in a couple of years if it's a sell out, can any see a way around it?

Gwyn there are still over 1500 seats within the "Home" area so you get to chose which of the available seats you want to move to. There will always be a % of seats which will be available so the same will apply in a couple of years.

How old will you be in 2 years time because you may be able to get a Family Stand ST in your own right.

Maybe (by then) he will be able to find an adult to take him in? Sorry, couldn't resist.

Well if he is 60 he can get in under a concession. Maybe his lad can take him in.

I can't be the only one in this predicament, my boy will soon be classed as an adult, what happens when it comes to replacing our season tickets in a couple of years if it's a sell out, can any see a way around it?

Gwyn there are still over 1500 seats within the "Home" area so you get to chose which of the available seats you want to move to. There will always be a % of seats which will be available so the same will apply in a couple of years.

How old will you be in 2 years time because you may be able to get a Family Stand ST in your own right.

Maybe (by then) he will be able to find an adult to take him in? Sorry, couldn't resist.

Well if he is 60 he can get in under a concession. Maybe his lad can take him in.

I guess this could be a problem for the club, as they currently have a supposidly full family stand that I guess over the next few years the 'child' will be too old.

Supposing we stay in the premiership I guess a very high number of these will be looking to renew in other areas

I guess this could be a problem for the club, as they currently have a supposidly full family stand that I guess over the next few years the 'child' will be too old.

Supposing we stay in the premiership I guess a very high number of these will be looking to renew in other areas

A good "problem" to have. But if we stay in the PL, then the ground will be extended, so probably it will not be a problem anyway.

I guess this could be a problem for the club, as they currently have a supposidly full family stand that I guess over the next few years the 'child' will be too old.

Supposing we stay in the premiership I guess a very high number of these will be looking to renew in other areas

A good "problem" to have. But if we stay in the PL, then the ground will be extended, so probably it will not be a problem anyway.

They are adding another 5000 seats to the stadium the season after next

I can't be the only one in this predicament, my boy will soon be classed as an adult, what happens when it comes to replacing our season tickets in a couple of years if it's a sell out, can any see a way around it?

Gwyn there are still over 1500 seats within the "Home" area so you get to chose which of the available seats you want to move to. There will always be a % of seats which will be available so the same will apply in a couple of years.

How old will you be in 2 years time because you may be able to get a Family Stand ST in your own right.

Hadn't thought of that, problem solved, I love being old.

I'm in the same situation myself. My youngest is 16 this year so next season is our last in the family stand. I phoned the ticket office to ask for confirmation before renewing our season tickets. I was told that there are no guarantees, they said I will 100% not be able to renew in the family stand but I would not necessarily get tickets in another part of the ground if they have sold out.

Doesn't seem like a fair way to reward people who have stuck by the club through thick and thin. I'm banking on the extra seats going in!