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FAQ below is an edit by Wibble as Sultan is on a break from posting
Ticket purchasing FAQ - thanks to NextSeason who wrote most of this for us (Option 4 is my opinion)
Official options - Face value costs of tickets in the region of £30-£55 (excluding executive tickets)
Option 1 as a full/lite member (£40/£35 per adult)
With this membership you have the chance to buy tickets directly from the club when they go on sale. There are multiple sale points for each game, including start of season, randomly announced dates by the club and even on the week/day of the game. Most of the time it takes a lot of work refreshing the site to pick up tickets using this method.
Option 2 as a forwarding member (£20 per adult)
With this membership, you can't buy tickets directly from the club but you can be forwarded them by other season ticket holders. For example, season ticket holders in this thread who need to get rid of a game. There is a chance that a single ticket will pop up in this thread prior to games which you would be able to receive as a forwarding member. It may be annoying to have to pay for any type of membership if you only want to see a single game but most season ticket holders will want you to have this type of membership so the club treat the transfer as legitimate.
Option 3 as a free member
There's not much you can do with this membership other than receive tickets from a season ticket holder, however there is a £10 charge by the club for this to happen which you should cover really as season ticket holders would much prefer to forward to paid members otherwise.
Option 4 Hospitality and ticket options
You can buy VERY expensive tickets with hospitality, padded seats and probably all sorts of other bells and whistles, from 3rd party providers/sellers. The cost seems to be usually in the region of 330 UK pounds per ticket. You assume that these are legitimate and authorised by the club but it is often hard to tell 100% for sure. If you have more money than sense then proceed at your own risk.
Unofficial options - Cost will fluctuate heavily based on popularity of the match
We don't endorse these options but you can try unofficial sites or someone outside the ground selling on matchday. You should definitely take care when considering these options as there are a lot of scammers out there. Safety measures would include using a credit card for an unofficial site as they offer buyer protection. If trying someone outside the ground, ask to be taken inside the ground by them with the ticket and you will pay them when inside.
FAQ below is an edit by Wibble as Sultan is on a break from posting
Ticket purchasing FAQ - thanks to NextSeason who wrote most of this for us (Option 4 is my opinion)
Official options - Face value costs of tickets in the region of £30-£55 (excluding executive tickets)
Option 1 as a full/lite member (£40/£35 per adult)
With this membership you have the chance to buy tickets directly from the club when they go on sale. There are multiple sale points for each game, including start of season, randomly announced dates by the club and even on the week/day of the game. Most of the time it takes a lot of work refreshing the site to pick up tickets using this method.
Option 2 as a forwarding member (£20 per adult)
With this membership, you can't buy tickets directly from the club but you can be forwarded them by other season ticket holders. For example, season ticket holders in this thread who need to get rid of a game. There is a chance that a single ticket will pop up in this thread prior to games which you would be able to receive as a forwarding member. It may be annoying to have to pay for any type of membership if you only want to see a single game but most season ticket holders will want you to have this type of membership so the club treat the transfer as legitimate.
Option 3 as a free member
There's not much you can do with this membership other than receive tickets from a season ticket holder, however there is a £10 charge by the club for this to happen which you should cover really as season ticket holders would much prefer to forward to paid members otherwise.
Option 4 Hospitality and ticket options
You can buy VERY expensive tickets with hospitality, padded seats and probably all sorts of other bells and whistles, from 3rd party providers/sellers. The cost seems to be usually in the region of 330 UK pounds per ticket. You assume that these are legitimate and authorised by the club but it is often hard to tell 100% for sure. If you have more money than sense then proceed at your own risk.
Unofficial options - Cost will fluctuate heavily based on popularity of the match
We don't endorse these options but you can try unofficial sites or someone outside the ground selling on matchday. You should definitely take care when considering these options as there are a lot of scammers out there. Safety measures would include using a credit card for an unofficial site as they offer buyer protection. If trying someone outside the ground, ask to be taken inside the ground by them with the ticket and you will pay them when inside.
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