All ticket/travel information thread - 2024/25 edition - Ticket Purchasing FAQ in OP. Please read it and be careful purchasing tickets

I think by the time the evening games finish (Bodo), the direct/quicker trains to London will be done. Theres a direct Euston to Piccadilly Dec 1st (Everton game), gets in 12.04, plenty of time to get to ground for 1.30 kickoff. Back 4.15. £106?

(Try Trainline or Trainsplit apps)

I know Utdheap has replied but fyi, I don’t think pictures of the tickets work.

I am also leaning towards Everton, keeping all these factors in mind. The main thing is tickets on the official website is around 199 pounds per ticket. Seems pricey. Plus the seats are at very closer to behind the goal. However, i don't trust any website since its the first time i am going, not even sure how to transfer if somebody is selling from here, as i just recently signed up to official website.
 
Ahuh, I go down to London a few times a year and if book we’ll in advance, can get quite a bit cheaper but if you’re anywhere near to the date, doubt if can get for under £90… the times I quoted are direct though (which I’d pay more for) so quite quick. About 2 1/2 hours.
I live in the Midlands and get to Manchester via our supporters coach for £20 round trip. I'd much rather travel by train, but struggle to justify the extra £60-80. All the more irritating because getting to London from where I live is only £20-30.
 
I live in the Midlands and get to Manchester via our supporters coach for £20 round trip. I'd much rather travel by train, but struggle to justify the extra £60-80. All the more irritating because getting to London from where I live is only £20-30.

Avanti super fare is fantastic. Book a week or more in advance and it's £20. Highly recommend anyone looking it up.
 
I am also leaning towards Everton, keeping all these factors in mind. The main thing is tickets on the official website is around 199 pounds per ticket. Seems pricey. Plus the seats are at very closer to behind the goal. However, i don't trust any website since its the first time i am going, not even sure how to transfer if somebody is selling from here, as i just recently signed up to official website.
Link for the London fan club… https://www.bookmufc.com/ if want to check bus.
I live in the Midlands and get to Manchester via our supporters coach for £20 round trip. I'd much rather travel by train, but struggle to justify the extra £60-80. All the more irritating because getting to London from where I live is only £20-30.
Yeah, as I live closer (and there’s three of us), we just take it in turns to drive and park at The Lowry, but I do miss the supporters coaches
 
I think by the time the evening games finish (Bodo), the direct/quicker trains to London will be done. Theres a direct Euston to Piccadilly Dec 1st (Everton game), gets in 12.04, plenty of time to get to ground for 1.30 kickoff. Back 4.15. £106?

(Try Trainline or Trainsplit apps)

I know Utdheap has replied but fyi, I don’t think pictures of the tickets work.

Are you sure? I'm going with a friend (who is not a member) and he is borrowing a membership.. a screenshot of the ticket should surely be enough?
 
Are you sure? I'm going with a friend (who is not a member) and he is borrowing a membership.. a screenshot of the ticket should surely be enough?
The app won't allow you to take screenshots but if you take a photo of the ticket barcode from a different phone it works.
 
Are you sure? I'm going with a friend (who is not a member) and he is borrowing a membership.. a screenshot of the ticket should surely be enough?
Be careful with screenshots. Not sure they work anymore - might even be disabled on the app as an option

I’m sure a photograph of the ticket works thoughh
 
Hey again helpful caf ticketers... is it right that only season ticket holders can transfer tickets via the app?
Yes but if it's someone you trust you can create an app ticketing relationship that will allow someone else to access/use your ticket.