UPDATED: “ SOLD OUT “

NOW TOTALLY SOLD OUT

OVER 33,000 TICKETS SOLD

Limited Availability: General Sale – Cardiff City vs. Arsenal
Official web-site: Thursday 10:42 am


31,400 tickets sold for City vs. Arsenal…


Just 300 tickets remain for Sunday’s game against Arsenal. These have now been released for General Sale on a first come, first served basis.


Tickets can be purchased now by visiting our eticketing site, on 0845 345 1400 or via TicketMaster on 0844 453 9058.

Please note, calls to the Ticket Office on 0845 345 1400 cost 3p per minute, plus your standard network access charge.

Calls to Ticketmaster on 0844 453 9058 cost 7p per minute, plus your standard network access charge.

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Hopefully going to be 'bouncing' but without the Ramsay 'love-in' of the past!

Great player, a City legend and always a warm welcome at the club from its supporters...except for 90 minutes on his Sunday, when he is simply 'one of them!'

One of those traditionally odd games where City could get something if the apply themselves and the supporters get behind them

Let's be fair, any points taken in the next three or four games should be considered a bonus but we've done it before (Man City last time) and I'm sure we can do it again!

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So if this is the case 31,700 attendance max?
Capacity is 33400.
Surely this cant be right?

It’s very poor from the club that tickets are not put for sale online.

Gutted I cant make it

It’s very poor from the club that tickets are not put for sale online.

They are mate. And via the ticket office etc. These will go very quickly though.

It’s very poor from the club that tickets are not put for sale online.

They are mate. And via the ticket office etc. These will go very quickly though.

No there not they should all be put online as available not in dribs an drabs.

It’s very poor from the club that tickets are not put for sale online.

They are mate. And via the ticket office etc. These will go very quickly though.

No there not they should all be put online as available not in dribs an drabs.

ticket rationing when they have been on sale for 2 months...its unbelievable

It’s very poor from the club that tickets are not put for sale online.

They are mate. And via the ticket office etc. These will go very quickly though.

No there not they should all be put online as available not in dribs an drabs.

Club still in the past.

These tickets will obviously go but for some games the club will miss out on sales.

Society changes, people like app purchasing, online ticketing. Millenials don't talk on phones, they THINK they have no time to travel to purchase tickets.

Everything should be available online.

It’s very poor from the club that tickets are not put for sale online.

They are mate. And via the ticket office etc. These will go very quickly though.

No there not they should all be put online as available not in dribs an drabs.

Club still in the past.

These tickets will obviously go but for some games the club will miss out on sales.

Society changes, people like app purchasing, online ticketing. Millenials don't talk on phones, they THINK they have no time to travel to purchase tickets.

Everything should be available online.

totally agree, some people will look, not find seats together or in a part of the ground they want to be and leave it there...because its not logical to think that if you keep logging on over a 6 week period all sorts of seats will suddenly be available..

SOLD OUT

BRILLIANT NEWS

On a Sunday, no transport, on Sky, no cheap tickets etc etc etc and Sold out

Is the 31,700 include the away fans if so that makes sense.

BRILLIANT NEWS

On a Sunday, no transport, on Sky, no cheap tickets etc etc etc and Sold out

Makes you wonder why City v Bristol City didn't sell out last season as that was on a Sunday

Was just about to post this

https://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/news/20 ... -sold-out/

Can’t understand how we have gone from 31400 and 300 tickets left to over 33000 though ?

Is that definite ?

Think capacity may be below 33k with the segregation.

Smaller segregation in the prem. I think the record in the stadium was Wales v Belgium in 2015. 33,280. We’ve never had a sell out in the prem since new stand was erected so it will be interesting to see the attendance on Sunday.

I'm sure it will be a smidge over 33,000

Cardiff City have sold out for this Sunday’s mouth-watering clash with Premier League big boys Arsenal.

The Bluebirds didn’t sell out their first home Premier League fixture against Newcastle, but all tickets have been snapped up ahead of this Sunday.

Neil Warnock’s men are again on television at home, with Sky Sports broadcasting Sunday’s early kick-off.

However, that has’t put the supporters off with more than 33,000 expected to pack out the Cardiff City Stadium this weekend.

Arsenal haven’t yet sold out their away allocation, but they are expected to do so by the time kick-off comes around.

The Bluebirds sold out on a few occasions last season with games against Manchester City, in the FA Cup, and Reading, in the final league game, both attracting huge crowds.

This Sunday will see another big crowd at the Cardiff City Stadium as the Bluebirds look to upset the odds against Arsenal in their final fixture before the international break.
Cardiff go into the game still searching for their first league win and their first league goal.

Neil Warnock be hoping the big backing makes all the difference against an Arsenal side who have also started slowly.

*As of Thursday, some hospitality tickets remain on sale. General allocation has sold out.