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Cardiff Swansea match tickets for January's home game are on sale from 10am Monday

Further details on allocation and who can buy to follow

NIBluebird wrote:Cardiff Swansea match tickets for January's home game are on sale from 10am Monday

Further details on allocation and who can buy to follow

Surely it is a 1st come 1st served for city fans without a season ticket?

pembroke allan wrote:

NIBluebird wrote:Cardiff Swansea match tickets for January's home game are on sale from 10am Monday

Further details on allocation and who can buy to follow

Surely it is a 1st come 1st served for city fans without a season ticket?

well it should be flexi 5 first
members 2nd
people who are to some degree invested.

dogfound wrote:

pembroke allan wrote:

NIBluebird wrote:Cardiff Swansea match tickets for January's home game are on sale from 10am Monday

Further details on allocation and who can buy to follow

Surely it is a 1st come 1st served for city fans without a season ticket?

well it should be flexi 5 first
members 2nd
people who are to some degree invested.

Flexi Members plus season ticket allocation

NIBluebird wrote:

dogfound wrote:

pembroke allan wrote:

NIBluebird wrote:Cardiff Swansea match tickets for January's home game are on sale from 10am Monday

Further details on allocation and who can buy to follow

Surely it is a 1st come 1st served for city fans without a season ticket?

well it should be flexi 5 first
members 2nd
people who are to some degree invested.

Flexi Members plus season ticket allocation

that's what they did last year.. so someone that's actually bought a ticket is on the same standing as someones man u / jack mate. our fans should be first...

dogfound wrote:

pembroke allan wrote:

NIBluebird wrote:Cardiff Swansea match tickets for January's home game are on sale from 10am Monday

Further details on allocation and who can buy to follow

Surely it is a 1st come 1st served for city fans without a season ticket?

well it should be flexi 5 first
members 2nd
people who are to some degree invested.

Ok I'll go with that makes sense

pembroke allan wrote:

dogfound wrote:

pembroke allan wrote:

NIBluebird wrote:Cardiff Swansea match tickets for January's home game are on sale from 10am Monday

Further details on allocation and who can buy to follow

Surely it is a 1st come 1st served for city fans without a season ticket?

well it should be flexi 5 first
members 2nd
people who are to some degree invested.

Ok I'll go with that makes sense

think itll be a big attendance but I don't think there will be a clamour for tickets like there was for Man Utd / Liverpool but I think those most likely to watch the City should be getting first dibs....obv ST holders have their seats anyway..

Ticket office said season ticket holders , Flexi and away members have first pick from 10am Monday

NIBluebird wrote:Ticket office said season ticket holders , Flexi and away members have first pick from 10am Monday

Does anyone know if there is a restriction on the number of tickets a ST holder can buy e.g. a maximum of 2?

Hi

Bought mine this am .

It's one at the moment

But if you've away membership plus season ticket you can purchase 2

Most of canton gone

Heading towards a near full house

pembroke allan wrote:Heading towards a near full house

Hope we give them a pathetic allocation like they did for us

I bought two half season tickets today in the middle of the canton 105 (surprised them seats were available). They told me I'll be in 108 for the Swansea game though.

On Eticketing it is a bit misleading. There is a pop up message when you click "restrictions" that states you can buy 4 tickets.

I attempted to do this but was only allowed 2, but I guess 2 is better than 1.

goats wrote:

pembroke allan wrote:Heading towards a near full house

Hope we give them a pathetic allocation like they did for us

Hope so to I thought we wre giving like for like now when we get restricted allocations by away clubs... but money talks as we cannot fill any extra seats if lower allocation due to segregation so expect them to have normal amount

Should be a sell out

Especially if we carry on our run

Why wouldn't they open up the upper ninian tier red seats for sale straight away?

Isawgarystevensscoreagoal wrote:Why wouldn't they open up the upper ninian tier red seats for sale straight away?

Selling them in fazes to make sure all sections sold before moving to upper level

Very short sighted imo. If they expect anywhere near a sell out then red seats should be on sale from the off. I'm sure there are plenty that would choose elevated view over being in a corner somewhere. Including a fair number of those who sat there last season who have been displaced.

Isawgarystevensscoreagoal wrote:Very short sighted imo. If they expect anywhere near a sell out then red seats should be on sale from the off. I'm sure there are plenty that would choose elevated view over being in a corner somewhere. Including a fair number of those who sat there last season who have been displaced.

the last 2 championship games here between us had crowds of 25k and 26k.. and we were having decent seasons.. not sure we will see many more for this one..

They were sell outs though. Before red seat extension and no doubt some capacity list for segregation.

I appreciate Sunday 12 noon and sky are factors but I'm still amazed.

If that's the case then shame these fixtures aren't still on Boxing Day.

Reminded of a thread on here a few weeks back about whether we were a big club. Comparisons and views shared re the likes of Derby, Leeds, Forrest. If we don't even have a section of our ground open for our really significant derby fixture I'm not sure we can argue we are a big club.

Isawgarystevensscoreagoal wrote:They were sell outs though. Before red seat extension and no doubt some capacity list for segregation.

I appreciate Sunday 12 noon and sky are factors but I'm still amazed.

If that's the case then shame these fixtures aren't still on Boxing Day.

Reminded of a thread on here a few weeks back about whether we were a big club. Comparisons and views shared re the likes of Derby, Leeds, Forrest. If we don't even have a section of our ground open for our really significant derby fixture I'm not sure we can argue we are a big club.

I don't think they were sell outs mate. certainly not the 25k..