| ticket ballot question..... 15:51 - Dec 11 with 943 views | blueysbackside |
....for those of you who have been successful in the ballot:
Is there a particular area (block) to target for a pair of tickets?
My son would prefer to be lower/closer to the pitch. I've explained to him how things are now but, for example, can you get a pair of tickets via the ballot for the North Stand?
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| ticket ballot question..... on 15:55 - Dec 11 with 925 views | EdwardStone |
I think they "Allow" you to buy a ticket in any block you wish when the tix are put on sale
They give you the details on your "Congratulations" e-mail |  | | |
| ticket ballot question..... on 15:58 - Dec 11 with 905 views | hoppy |
| ticket ballot question..... on 15:55 - Dec 11 by EdwardStone |
I think they "Allow" you to buy a ticket in any block you wish when the tix are put on sale
They give you the details on your "Congratulations" e-mail |
They'd still be subject to availability though, wouldn't they. |  |
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| ticket ballot question..... on 16:43 - Dec 11 with 798 views | gringoblue |
You are limited by the seat availability and, depending on how old your son is, age restrictions. In my experience I've never noticed seat availability in the lower tier of the Sir Bobby / North. But as Under 14s aren't allowed in the lower tier of the Sir Bobby, I never look to buy there anyway.
I have managed to get tickets in the lower tier of the Sir Alf / South Stand, so that is probably your best bet if you get access through the ballot. |  | | |
| ticket ballot question..... on 21:28 - Dec 11 with 549 views | EdwardStone |
| ticket ballot question..... on 15:58 - Dec 11 by hoppy |
They'd still be subject to availability though, wouldn't they. |
Of course.... the seat does need to be available.... but you do get a choice if you're early to book | | | |
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