Play-off tickets

[Fox Fan]

Why?

Why not? Car's are often an irrational purchase, if they were rational everyone would be driving round in Kia's or some such.

That shouldn't be right then, cos two people can't sit in one seat, no matter how many tickets might have been bought by one person.

I've had the same Client ref number since getting my ST when we moved to here, and I gave my cash to me mate who paid for them on his card cos he could get over here and my shifts meant I couldn't. He didn't have the same client ref as me...

I wonder if this online ticketing system might allow you to buy more than one set of tickets. I have no idea about how sophisticated the online booking system is, but I wonder if it would block an attempt to purchase more tickets if your brought the first set from the ticket office in person.

 

[beaumontfox]

But wouldn't that mean you'd have people turning up with tickets for seats already taken?

I'd be a tad pissed off if someone was sat in my seat when I got in the ground.

 

[Dour]

Just think, armchair fans, all those kids on free season tickets who spend the whole match playing on their DS's could have 2 play-off final tickets each while you, loyal supporter that you are, are denied the chance of going to the one match that you would have gone to this season.

 

[Blue Maniac]

Just think, armchair fans, all those kids on free season tickets who spend the whole match playing on their DS's could have 2 play-off final tickets each while you, loyal supporter that you are, are denied the chance of going to the one match that you would have gone to this season.

I don't get it.

 

[Dour]

Why?

Good question. We had one once and I thought it was shit. Mebbe Fox Fan has the Cosworth version?

 

[GazLCFC]

This must be new then. Last season I knew at least one person who had two tickets, both with the same number.

It's not new. When I had two season tickets (starting from the first season at the Walkers) I had two client reference numbers.

My friend has two tickets in his name, one for himself and another for his cousin. They have the same client ref. and as I understand it, even though only one has been to enough away games to move to P2, if they need two away tickets they can get them both on P2.

Not sure how it would work if there is say 4 STs on 1 ref, if they all get the same away priority. I assume so.

 

[Blue Maniac]

My friend has two tickets in his name, one for himself and another for his cousin. They have the same client ref. and as I understand it, even though only one has been to enough away games to move to P2, if they need two away tickets they can get them both on P2.

Not sure how it would work if there is say 4 STs on 1 ref, if they all get the same away priority. I assume so.

Thank you. Knew I wasn't mental.

 

[beaumontfox]

Ah but at least they are in ground playing their DS........:icon_wink

I know one thing, I bet L1 won't be STH only for this match just like it's supposed to have been STH only all season til certain games when it was full of folk and needing to be asked several times to shift when they were sat in our seats.....a bit annoying that actually, as when any of us want to buy a match ticket for someone, we get told we can't and have to move our ST if we want to sit with said person.

Had a few disagreements about this.

Also know that just like the last few years, those of us in L1 who just want to be able to applaud the lads as they walk round the pitch won't be able to go onto the paved bit in front of the stand like the other stands, cos the stewards and police pack the area in front of us and treat us all like wannabe thugs.

 

[Dour]

I don't get it.

Just rolling together a set of disconnected rants seen on here with possible ticketing arrangements. Must've only made sense to me.

 

[beaumontfox]

My friend has two tickets in his name, one for himself and another for his cousin. They have the same client ref. and as I understand it, even though only one has been to enough away games to move to P2, if they need two away tickets they can get them both on P2.

Not sure how it would work if there is say 4 STs on 1 ref, if they all get the same away priority. I assume so.

Well i'm sorry but imo that's wrong.

No wonder so many folk have managed to get P1 and P2 when they definitely haven't earned them by going the required amount of away games. Then again, I know folks who have walked in and just asked for a P1 and they've been given the card without checking to see if they were entitled to it or not.

Why do people try and scam things they don't have the right to? Makes you wonder why you bother putting the time, money and effort in going the away games when you know folk can do that. It takes the piss.

 

[Leigh]

Only 2000 for the away trip? Crikey, seems a bit stingy. I take it there is no 15% rule then. At least that means no moving of L & N in the home leg.

Happy with those ticket prices as well.

 

[GazLCFC]

Ah but at least they are in ground playing their DS........:icon_wink.

Eh! Was that in reference to my post?

Also know that just like the last few years, those of us in L1 who just want to be able to applaud the lads as they walk round the pitch won't be able to go onto the paved bit in front of the stand like the other stands, cos the stewards and police pack the area in front of us and treat us all like wannabe thugs.

I can guarantee the chavvy t**** at the back will be singing "on the pitch" after about 2 minutes.

 

[beaumontfox]

Those feckers knocked a kid over last season and didn't give a shit when his mum was trying to pick him up, just kept on pushing and shoving with the stewards.

Ignorant tossers. Anyone would think they are the only fans who count.

 

[Fox Fan]

But wouldn't that mean you'd have people turning up with tickets for seats already taken?

I'd be a tad pissed off if someone was sat in my seat when I got in the ground.

I don't think so. I expect it may just allow you to access the part of the site required to buy the tickets, where you can then buy them in another section.

This may all be wrong though, so I'll wait and see first.

 

[GazLCFC]

Well i'm sorry but imo that's wrong.

No wonder so many folk have managed to get P1 and P2 when they definitely haven't earned them by going the required amount of away games. Then again, I know folks who have walked in and just asked for a P1 and they've been given the card without checking to see if they were entitled to it or not.

Why do people try and scam things they don't have the right to? Makes you wonder why you bother putting the time, money and effort in going the away games when you know folk can do that. It takes the piss.

I have thought that all season, but as it's my friends it makes it easier for us. Of the two, one has been to away games, the other nine so at least they have made the effort. Will wait and see next season what happens when we go in on P2 sales days. I'm sure they wont face any problems though

 

[Profondo Rosso]

Also, I hate the view behind the goal. Find it much harder to get the movement of the game in perspective, especially when it's down the other end of the pitch.

edit: That referred to the kop being the place not to be, I'm a few pages out.

 

[SJN-Fox]

When I bought a second ST a few years ago, I was told that I wasn't allowed to have two tickets in my name, that I would have to put it in someone elses name and it had a new client ref.

 

[Matt_B]

Ah but at least they are in ground playing their DS........:icon_wink

I know one thing, I bet L1 won't be STH only for this match just like it's supposed to have been STH only all season til certain games when it was full of folk and needing to be asked several times to shift when they were sat in our seats.....a bit annoying that actually, as when any of us want to buy a match ticket for someone, we get told we can't and have to move our ST if we want to sit with said person.

Had a few disagreements about this.

Also know that just like the last few years, those of us in L1 who just want to be able to applaud the lads as they walk round the pitch won't be able to go onto the paved bit in front of the stand like the other stands, cos the stewards and police pack the area in front of us and treat us all like wannabe thugs.

Surely that's the downside to sitting close enough to the away fans to hear them chanting back?

 

[Motown Fox]

Leicester City have announced ticket selling arrangements for the Coca-Cola Championship play-off semi-final home leg.


Supporters are advised to read the selling arrangements with care to ensure they can purchase their tickets at the correct time.

Here on the OS and had an email about it as well

SEASON TICKET HOLDERS


Current season tickets holders’ seats will be reserved until 8pm on Friday April 30. All season ticket holders are guaranteed a ticket for the home leg of the semi-finals, as long as they have purchased prior to 8pm on April 30. This guarantee also applies to any supporter who has purchased a season ticket for next season.

How to buy your ticket:

Online at www.lcfc.com: from 9am on Wednesday April 28

By phone: from 9am on Wednesday April 28,
Tickets will go on sale via a special telephone hotline, 0844 248 5008, in association with Ticketmaster.


Please note, the normal Ticket Office phone line (0844 815 5000) will only be open for the sale of Season Tickets, Memberships and match ticket sales for the Middlesbrough game. NO PLAY-OFF TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE THROUGH THIS NUMBER.


In person: from 9am on Thursday April 29
Season Ticket Holders will be able to buy in person, from the Main Ticket Office, from 9am on Thursday April 29


The normal £1 per ticket booking fee will apply for on-line purchases, with a £2 per ticket fee applying for all purchases over the phone. :icon_evil

Season ticket holders will be able to purchase 1 ticket per season ticket client reference number provided.


MEMBERS

Online at www.lcfc.com: from 9am on Saturday May 1,

By phone: from 9am on Saturday May 1
Tickets will go on sale via a special telephone hotline, 0844 248 5008, in association with Ticketmaster.

Please note, the normal Ticket Office phone line (0844 815 5000) will only be open for the sale of Season Tickets, Memberships and match ticket sales for the Middlesbrough game. NO PLAY-OFF TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE THROUGH THIS NUMBER.


The normal £1 per ticket booking fee will apply for on-line purchases, with a £2 per ticket fee applying for all purchases over the phone.



In person: from 9am on Saturday May 1
Members will be able to buy in person, from the Main Ticket Office, from 9am on Saturday May 1


Members will be able to purchase 1 ticket per membership card.


Due to attention focusing on the Middlesbrough game on Sunday May 2nd, the Main Ticket Office will NOT be selling Play-Off tickets to personal visitors on Sunday May 2nd, although the on-line and telephone options will remain open via Ticketmaster.



GENERAL SALE


General sale priority will first be given to supporters in possession of ticket stubs from City’s final three Coca-Cola Championship fixtures (QPR, Watford and Middlesbrough).


2 Day “Final Three” Priority

In person: from 10am until 2pm on Monday May 3 and from 9am until 5pm on Tuesday May 4
This priority will apply to personal visitors ONLY at the City Ticket Office, strictly ONE ticket per person.

General release:

Online at http://www.lcfc.com/page/Home/: from 9am on Wednesday May 5


By phone: from 9am on Wednesday May 5.
Tickets will go on sale via a special telephone hotline, 0844 248 5008, in association with Ticketmaster.


The normal £1 per ticket booking fee will apply for on-line purchases, with a £2 per ticket fee applying for all purchases over the phone.


In person: from 9am on Wednesday May 5
Supporters will be able to buy in person, from the main Ticket Office, from 9am on Saturday May 1


A maximum of 2 tickets per person can be purchased through general sale. The name and address details of all attendees will be required at the time of purchase.


On-line and telephone sales will cease at 5pm on Thursday May 6th. After this time, only personal visitors to the Main Ticket Office will be accepted.


DISABLED SUPPORTERS

Disabled Season Ticket Holder:


In person: from 9am on Wednesday April 28 to 8pm on Friday April 30

Disabled Members:

In person: from 9am until 5pm on Saturday May 1.

General sale:

Disabled supporters in possession of “Final Three” Match ticket stubs can purchase their tickets on Monday May 3 and Tuesday May 4, before General Sale on Wednesday May 5.

TICKET PRICES

Leicester City had requested a two tiered pricing structure, with a discounted price for Season Ticket Holders. However, this request was rejected by the Football League under their rules for the competition. The Club have therefore decided to charge the following prices in non corporate areas:-
West Stand, East Stand & Kop

•Adults £25
•Seniors £19
•Under 22 £12
•Under 18 £12
•Under 12 £6
•Under 8 £3
Family Stand
•Adults £19
•Seniors £14
•Under 22 £10
•Under 18 £10
•Under 12 £5
•Under 8 £1
A £2 per ticket premium will be added on any tickets, if any are still available, if they are purchased on the day of the game.


· Wednesday April 28 – 9am to 5pm FOR DISABLED SUPPORTERS & THEIR HELPERS ONLY


· Thursday April 29 – 9am to 8pm FOR SEASON TICKET HOLDERS ONLY


· Friday April 30 – 9am to 8pm FOR SEASON TICKET HOLDERS ONLY


· Saturday May 1 – 9am to 5pm FOR MEMBERS ONLY


· Sunday May 2 – 9am until Kick Off (THE TICKET OFFICE WILL ONLY BE OPEN FOR MIDDLESBROUGH TICKET SALES. NO PLAY OFF TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE TO PERSONAL VISITORS)


· Monday May 3 – 10am to 2pm FOR SUPPORTERS WITH TICKET STUBS SAVED FROM THE QPR,WATFORD AND MIDDLESBROUGH GAMES ONLY


· Tuesday May 4 – 9am to 5pm FOR SUPPORTERS WITH TICKET STUBS SAVED FROM THE QPR,WATFORD AND MIDDLESBROUGH GAMES ONLY


· Wednesday May 5 – 9am to 8pm GENERAL SALE


· Thursday May 6 – 9am to 5pm GENERAL SALE


· Friday May 7 – 9am to 5pm GENERAL SALE


· Saturday May 8 – 9am to 1pm GENERAL SALE


· Sunday May 9 – 9am to 1pm GENERAL SALE


The [email protected] e-mail facility will not be available during the period of sale for the Play-Offs. All e-mails sent to this address will receive an automated message with details of how to purchase tickets through alternative methods.

 

[No.6 Muzzy Izzet...]

I'm not sure if I'm reading it correctly. Is the ticket office open till 8 pm this Thursday and Friday?

To be honest I'm being lazy in not reading it thoroughly.