wembley tickets

Hotel booked just out side london on the M3 53.4 m by road to Wembley, nice steady drive

Surely from Wednesday you dont need to be on any database ??  You just go online to Ticketmaster and buy whatever. I can see the link above before its quoted again.
Wait and see I guess until tomorrow. I cant see us selling more than 30,000 tops. I asked elsewhere was it on Sky Sports in 1996 and answer was no. The fact it is now will remove 5000-10,000 for sure as its expensive day out for a family especially if using public transport

Figures of £100+ train tickets were mentioned yesterday

Tgwu wrote:

Hotel booked just out side london on the M3 53.4 m by road to Wembley, nice steady drive

My mates booked the Premier Inn at Heathrow for 29th and 30th and flying Far East on the Tuesday

There must be some big block bookings gone in looking at the way tickets have sold.

Blocks 102,3 and 5 are nearly gone but 104 is hardly touched. Lots gone behind the goal and the most expensive seats in second tier opposite Royal box but rest of areas hardly touched.

Will the Queen be there ?

Wembley have actually allocated a singing section.

Do they really think only 2 blocks will be singing

Tringreen wrote:

Will the Queen be there ?

I suspect there will be a few queens in the crowd

Iam a season ticket holder but its a right pain in arse for me its easier for me just to walk up to the box office cant believe the club aint selling em over the counter perhaps jimmy didnt want to employ more staff to the already skeleton thin run box office & tendered out to ticketmaster instead to take the piss with "booking fees"soon adds up if you say you buy the six your allowed

Rickler wrote:

What's the leg room like at Wembley?

Quite good really. I'm 6'4" and had no trouble. Even up in the rafters.

harvetheslayer wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

Hotel booked just out side london on the M3 53.4 m by road to Wembley, nice steady drive

My mates booked the Premier Inn at Heathrow for 29th and 30th and flying Far East on the Tuesday

Booked my early this morning for the Sunday night (jury service on Tuesday) at £58 which includes Dinner with of Bottle of house Wine, Bed & all you can eat Breakfast.

Now it is £144

Tgwu wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

Hotel booked just out side london on the M3 53.4 m by road to Wembley, nice steady drive

My mates booked the Premier Inn at Heathrow for 29th and 30th and flying Far East on the Tuesday

Booked my early this morning for the Sunday night (jury service on Tuesday) at £58 which includes Dinner with of Bottle of  house Wine, Bed & all you can eat Breakfast.

Now it is £144

Have prices gone up because they are expecting that you will eat a lot?

Train tickets sorted going up the day before staying with family till the thursday kill two birds with one stone then

Tgwu wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

Hotel booked just out side london on the M3 53.4 m by road to Wembley, nice steady drive

My mates booked the Premier Inn at Heathrow for 29th and 30th and flying Far East on the Tuesday

Booked my early this morning for the Sunday night (jury service on Tuesday) at £58 which includes Dinner with of Bottle of  house Wine, Bed & all you can eat Breakfast.

Now it is £144

With hotel booking sites and airlines every time you look at the website it registers your interest, the more interest it sees for a flight or hotel the more the price goes up. If you are booking something find best price and book immediately.

Tringreen wrote:

Will the Queen be there ?

maybe but i thought he was running to be a poltician in wales last i heard a while back

Frank Bullitt wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

Hotel booked just out side london on the M3 53.4 m by road to Wembley, nice steady drive

My mates booked the Premier Inn at Heathrow for 29th and 30th and flying Far East on the Tuesday

Booked my early this morning for the Sunday night (jury service on Tuesday) at £58 which includes Dinner with of Bottle of  house Wine, Bed & all you can eat Breakfast.

Now it is £144

Have prices gone up because they are expecting that you will eat a lot?

I had to have two rooms and they would not do the two on the cheap deal so I booked one room at a time.

Hellfire we got a guy on Freechat bantering with me that 60,000 tickets wouldn't be enough for Plymouth !!

harvetheslayer wrote:

Hellfire we got a guy on Freechat bantering with me that 60,000 tickets wouldn't be enough for Plymouth !!

As it's on Sky, my guess is 30k max.

Tringreen wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

Hellfire we got a guy on Freechat bantering with me that 60,000 tickets wouldn't be enough for Plymouth !!

As it's on Sky, my guess is 30k max.

Bang on the number I've said likewise

harvetheslayer wrote:

Tringreen wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

Hellfire we got a guy on Freechat bantering with me that 60,000 tickets wouldn't be enough for Plymouth !!

As it's on Sky, my guess is 30k max.

Bang on the number I've said likewise

There will be many that will not go for whatever reason.

I going just to get away from the wife,



OOP's she coming with me

I imagine there might be a rush tomorrow when tickets go on General Sale at 9am. I know there will be a lot of tickets on sale, but it might be advisable to sign up on the ticketmaster site tonight to have a better chance of securing seats/ tickets you want.

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Frank Bullitt wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

Hotel booked just out side london on the M3 53.4 m by road to Wembley, nice steady drive

My mates booked the Premier Inn at Heathrow for 29th and 30th and flying Far East on the Tuesday

Booked my early this morning for the Sunday night (jury service on Tuesday) at £58 which includes Dinner with of Bottle of  house Wine, Bed & all you can eat Breakfast.

Now it is £144

Have prices gone up because they are expecting that you will eat a lot?

Chemical Ali wrote:

I imagine there might be a rush tomorrow when tickets go on General Sale at 9am. I know there will be a lot of tickets on sale, but it might be advisable to sign up on the ticketmaster site tonight to have a better chance of securing seats/ tickets you want.

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I had to re-register as i had forgotten my log in details, sorted now

I can't get a ticket until next week anyway, so i hope there are still some good-ish seats remaining to purchase.

Having not been to Wembury before, except to rescue Graiser when his lorry broke down, I've no idea which seats are best/worse/include a meal/padded for old folk. Can one of you knowledgeable people please tell me, by price and/or block, which seats are best to be ''in and amongst'' the more fervent and loud Argo fans.

tigertony wrote:

Having not been to Wembury before, except to rescue Graiser when his lorry broke down, I've no idea which seats are best/worse/include a meal/padded for old folk. Can one of you knowledgeable people please tell me, by price and/or block, which seats are best to be ''in and amongst'' the more fervent and loud Argo fans.
 

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