1999/2000 Play off final 08:06 - Aug 10 with 1346 views | Meatball | Does anyone remember what the ticket requirements where for gaining access to buy the final tickets? I was a blues Cruise member so I had to part exchange serval tickets to be able to get them. I believe it was around 8/10 games you had to go to? Anyone confrim this or know what games met the requirements. | | | | |
1999/2000 Play off final on 08:11 - Aug 10 with 1306 views | Bluefields | The later allocations were available with 4 ticket stubs, queued for 12 hours overnight. | | | |
1999/2000 Play off final on 08:18 - Aug 10 with 1280 views | MattinLondon |
1999/2000 Play off final on 08:11 - Aug 10 by Bluefields | The later allocations were available with 4 ticket stubs, queued for 12 hours overnight. |
I queued from the early hours with several mates. Radio Suffolk were broadcasting live - seem to remember a really short blonde reporter going up and down the long queue interviewing people. I was listening to it as someone in the queue had it on - one of the stories was that a family were queuing overnight and a ‘lady of the night’ asked them if they wanted business, but then saw the kids and ran off. Queuing seems odd now - these days you simply press the refresh on a computer. | | | |
1999/2000 Play off final on 08:46 - Aug 10 with 1204 views | Wallingford_Boy | I got a general sale one | |
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1999/2000 Play off final on 08:51 - Aug 10 with 1182 views | DJR | I rather doubt there will be a problem getting tickets. Sunderland were given an initial allocation of 37,000 tickets for the play-off final which was increased to 43,000. I think the allocation was pretty high in 2000 because a couple of friends who hadn't been to any games were able to get tickets. | | | |
1999/2000 Play off final on 08:57 - Aug 10 with 1163 views | itfcjoe | Think it was something like 4 ticket stubs, annoyingly a mate who used to come to nearly every game but didn't have a season ticket was able to get 4-5 tickets for his family opposed to me who went every game but couldn't! | |
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1999/2000 Play off final on 09:05 - Aug 10 with 1131 views | Bluish | I remember frantically trying to gather enough ticket stubs together to go. Seem to recall that there were tables laid out in the gym for processing the tickets at the time. | | | |
1999/2000 Play off final on 09:24 - Aug 10 with 1088 views | blueprint |
1999/2000 Play off final on 08:11 - Aug 10 by Bluefields | The later allocations were available with 4 ticket stubs, queued for 12 hours overnight. |
I queued from about 5pm the previous night. Woefully under prepared. Sat on the pavement opposite the Bus Depot and got little sleep if any. Was worth it though. | | | |
1999/2000 Play off final on 09:50 - Aug 10 with 1048 views | Bluefields |
1999/2000 Play off final on 09:24 - Aug 10 by blueprint | I queued from about 5pm the previous night. Woefully under prepared. Sat on the pavement opposite the Bus Depot and got little sleep if any. Was worth it though. |
One of the great days following previous years of play off heartache. | | | | Login to get fewer ads
1999/2000 Play off final on 10:01 - Aug 10 with 1029 views | CrayonKing | I think first priority was 8 stubs, second was 4. I remember stressing because I donated 4 of my 8 to my brother so we could both get a ticket, but they seemed to be selling so fast I thought we might both miss out! | | | |
1999/2000 Play off final on 10:53 - Aug 10 with 987 views | blueasfook | Cant quite remember. I had a few stubs from going to home games that season (wasnt a ST holder then). I do remember spending night in a sleeping bag (along with many others) outside PR to get tickets when the ticket office opened that morning! Was a good laugh actually. | |
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1999/2000 Play off final on 11:24 - Aug 10 with 947 views | TrumptonBlue | Can't remember, but had a good time in the queue chatting to a couple who we bumped into again at Milan Cathedral 18 months later. | | | |
1999/2000 Play off final on 11:35 - Aug 10 with 930 views | Ryorry | Living 200+ miles from Ipswich, managed to get a ticket sitting together with a friend (another ITFC fan who lived in Huddersfield - hi Patrick if you're reading this!) without either of us going down to Suffolk. We both had a few away ticket histories & I think (but can't be sure) silver memberships. Probably done via phone (landline) & post, as I don't think online booking/shopping was much of a thing for us at the time. | |
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1999/2000 Play off final on 11:44 - Aug 10 with 918 views | reuserfivethree | as well as ticket stubs, i think there was also priority for people who had queued up / qualified as priority for the bolton game. after queuing up for the bolton game (with enough stubs) i think i remember getting a voucher together with my bolton ticket that qualified me for 1 final ticket. not sure though... | | | |
1999/2000 Play off final on 12:21 - Aug 10 with 889 views | Clapham_Junction |
1999/2000 Play off final on 11:35 - Aug 10 by Ryorry | Living 200+ miles from Ipswich, managed to get a ticket sitting together with a friend (another ITFC fan who lived in Huddersfield - hi Patrick if you're reading this!) without either of us going down to Suffolk. We both had a few away ticket histories & I think (but can't be sure) silver memberships. Probably done via phone (landline) & post, as I don't think online booking/shopping was much of a thing for us at the time. |
I was at uni at the time and sent my stubs off by post with a request for a ticket. | | | |
1999/2000 Play off final on 13:13 - Aug 10 with 835 views | DJR | These days they will know how many tickets you've bought in the season, so I am sure if you have bought at least four or are silver member there won't be a problem. The following link shows how Nottingham Forest did it for the 36,000 tickets they were allocated for the play-off final. https://www.nottinghamforest.co.uk/news/2022/may/18/play-off-final-ticket-detail | | | |
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