I'm looking for two tickets for Newcastle (h), seated together. Both members. DM.
All ticket/travel information thread - 2024/25 edition - Ticket Purchasing FAQ in OP. Please read it and be careful purchasing tickets
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Imran (@Annihilate Now!) are here to discuss three 1-1 draws.
The first got us knocked out of the FA Cup, the next puts us in a good position in our Round of 16 Europa League game, and the latest was an actual decent performance against Arsenal at Old Trafford.
All hopes for the season now rest on the Europa League - does Amorim have the squad to win it?
I don’t think it will affect attendances to be honest
All tickets now £66 for the rest of the season no matter where, or category.
So a kids ticket is now £66
Absolute disgrace.
And they accuse us of touting? Even the Glazers weren't this bad when it came to ticketing.
I mean technically the Glazers still sit behind the ticketing no?
But yeah INEOS are going to be a nightmare with this stuff, already clear.
Right. So from what I can make of this rubbish decision from the club is:
If you buy a ticket during one of their “shambolic” ticket release dump days - you can still buy concession tickets.
If you don’t manage to get a ticket via the ticket dump (likely for most) then the tickets that become available leading up to the games are £66 flat rate - no matter what?
If it’s the end of concessions completely then forget it, might aswell throw my membership away. No way I’m paying £132 plus refreshments in the stadium plus travel from Birmingham (I know - my own choice) but that’s just silly.
If you buy a ticket during one of their “shambolic” ticket release dump days - you can still buy concession tickets.
If you don’t manage to get a ticket via the ticket dump (likely for most) then the tickets that become available leading up to the games are £66 flat rate - no matter what?
If it’s the end of concessions completely then forget it, might aswell throw my membership away. No way I’m paying £132 plus refreshments in the stadium plus travel from Birmingham (I know - my own choice) but that’s just silly.
Statement from MUST
Club put up remaining Members match tickets to £66 per game for remainder of season
Tonight the club informed the Fans Forum of changes to certain ticket policies that will take effect immediately. The Club has indicated that it will post the details of these changes online but the headline is that, with immediate effect, all Members tickets for the remainder of this season will increase to £66 each, and that this price will apply for kids and over-65s as well as adults.
This means that for an adult member to take their kid to a game in the remainder of this season will cost £132. Well over double the minimum price they could pay to do it today. And this change is happening overnight, immediately.
The Club claims that 97% of this season's tickets are already sold, so that this will only affect a small number of people, but we believe this stat is misleading, as we will explain below.
The Club has provided zero consultation on the matter, neither with the Forum nor the Fan Advisory Board nor MUST. We were simply informed of the decision that there will be price rises affecting certain fans that are “urgently needed” to address profitability and sustainability concerns.
Suffice it to say, that the idea that the fans must pay their “fair share” for the Club’s excesses and/or mismanagement—and above all, the Glazers lack of investment over two decades—is offensive.
We fans have done everything we have been asked. We have cheered the players on even in the face of substandard performance. We have gone to matches and abided by the new usage rules for tickets. We have taken on a price increase this year. This is in addition to the hundreds, even thousands loyal fans pay to follow United home and away.
There is a risk that this is only the opening salvo of what will surely be massive pressure to implement a significant price rise for next season. Once they have got used to charging £132 for a parent and child to come to OT, will they really go back to the old pricing levels for next season?
We are absolutely in favour of running a sustainable business, but football clubs are hardly ordinary consumer businesses. Ours is clearly in “rebuilding mode.” Moreover, it is not like we have options to take our custom elsewhere: we are not going to “choose another provider” like one might pick a telecoms company.
If the club has a need for short term capital they should issue new shares, as they did when INEOS first arrived, and bring in funding from existing or new shareholders.
We have objected to this action in the strongest possible terms, both for the action itself and the complete lack of consultation, which is a step backward based on the process we had agreed with the Club before INEOS’ arrival.
Over the coming days MUST will be seeking urgent discussions with the Club to get them to listen to fans' concern at this policy. United fans have sucked up a lot. We will not be silent on this and we need to be prepared to resist any attempts to further drive up ticket prices.
Many thanks for your continued support
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M.U.S.T.
Club put up remaining Members match tickets to £66 per game for remainder of season
Tonight the club informed the Fans Forum of changes to certain ticket policies that will take effect immediately. The Club has indicated that it will post the details of these changes online but the headline is that, with immediate effect, all Members tickets for the remainder of this season will increase to £66 each, and that this price will apply for kids and over-65s as well as adults.
This means that for an adult member to take their kid to a game in the remainder of this season will cost £132. Well over double the minimum price they could pay to do it today. And this change is happening overnight, immediately.
The Club claims that 97% of this season's tickets are already sold, so that this will only affect a small number of people, but we believe this stat is misleading, as we will explain below.
The Club has provided zero consultation on the matter, neither with the Forum nor the Fan Advisory Board nor MUST. We were simply informed of the decision that there will be price rises affecting certain fans that are “urgently needed” to address profitability and sustainability concerns.
Suffice it to say, that the idea that the fans must pay their “fair share” for the Club’s excesses and/or mismanagement—and above all, the Glazers lack of investment over two decades—is offensive.
We fans have done everything we have been asked. We have cheered the players on even in the face of substandard performance. We have gone to matches and abided by the new usage rules for tickets. We have taken on a price increase this year. This is in addition to the hundreds, even thousands loyal fans pay to follow United home and away.
There is a risk that this is only the opening salvo of what will surely be massive pressure to implement a significant price rise for next season. Once they have got used to charging £132 for a parent and child to come to OT, will they really go back to the old pricing levels for next season?
We are absolutely in favour of running a sustainable business, but football clubs are hardly ordinary consumer businesses. Ours is clearly in “rebuilding mode.” Moreover, it is not like we have options to take our custom elsewhere: we are not going to “choose another provider” like one might pick a telecoms company.
If the club has a need for short term capital they should issue new shares, as they did when INEOS first arrived, and bring in funding from existing or new shareholders.
We have objected to this action in the strongest possible terms, both for the action itself and the complete lack of consultation, which is a step backward based on the process we had agreed with the Club before INEOS’ arrival.
Over the coming days MUST will be seeking urgent discussions with the Club to get them to listen to fans' concern at this policy. United fans have sucked up a lot. We will not be silent on this and we need to be prepared to resist any attempts to further drive up ticket prices.
Many thanks for your continued support
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M.U.S.T.
Good statement - we need a united front on this one. INEOS are going to try and take the piss.
Limits on forwarding and huge price hikes for ST holders are nailed on.
The end is near
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The end is near
.So hold on, the club only 2 days ago stated that most of the games from January onwards there would be further ticket releases….. but now all of a sudden they are saying 97% of tickets for the remaining games are sold?
So they were basically going to do ticket releases, and put supporters through ridiculous queue’s for 3% of tickets?
Something doesn’t quite add up here.
So they were basically going to do ticket releases, and put supporters through ridiculous queue’s for 3% of tickets?
Something doesn’t quite add up here.
The likes of Southampton at home if we are 9th in the table in March are not going to sell at £66. They will magically appear at normal rates.
This is our first taste of a shit version of dynamic pricing.
INEOS…
All they needed to do was sort out our football structure. Not turn us into a money hungry corporation.
All they needed to do was sort out our football structure. Not turn us into a money hungry corporation.
What a dirty move from them. Up there with Villa’s CL prices.
Glad there’s a space here for getting hold of some FV tickets when people can’t make it!
Glad there’s a space here for getting hold of some FV tickets when people can’t make it!
Thanks @TheReligion, didn't realise there was discussion already about this, thought it seemed too quiet.
Unfortunately the end is neigh for the everyday football fan.
Unfortunately the end is neigh for the everyday football fan.
It's worthy of its own thread TBH.
yeah was going to say - we need to massively kick off about this.
It would of course be a disgrace if we were on course to win the Treble, but it feels especially disgusting to hike the prices up like that when we're in a period of quite probably the worst sustained series of performances and results in about 40 years.
£66 a ticket is just obscene. Football is on it's arse, it's completely unsustainable.
£66 a ticket is just obscene. Football is on it's arse, it's completely unsustainable.
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Absolutely disgraceful. No consultation is an absolute piss take.
That's terrible and shortsighted.All tickets now £66 for the rest of the season no matter where, or category.
So a kids ticket is now £66
Absolute disgrace.
Stupid fecking cnuts.
They are targeting the wrong people here and they know it.
They are targeting the wrong people here and they know it.
I’m starting to think that Ratcliffe isn’t in this because he’s such a big fan after all.
Listen I was a season ticket holder for a very long period and decided to give it up a good few years back, I had a break from attending games as I fell out of love with going to the games but this season I weirdly felt I needed to attend again. Therefore I purchased a membership and have been to all but one home game this season. I've always managed to get a ticket either from fans I know who can't attend to on the app through constantly checking.
I was actually talking about it in the office yesterday how I found the membership far better as I could pick a choose when I wanted to go to suit my busy life.
The club have completely destroyed it now, yes we can get tickets through fans we know or on here but I won't be paying £66 to attend games. Especially in some of the seated areas you should be paying a cheaper price. It's good value in the £30 seats at either end of the stadium, the view isn't as good as being in the North or South stand or even the quadrants so how they can justify £66 for these areas is a disgrace.
More evidence of the dynamic pricing system we've been seeing for music events. It's a total piss take of the membership fans.
I'm afraid this could be the end of me attending games again, I feel totally let down by the club and the new ownership group, it's greed and unnecessary as the reality is you could be talking a few thousand tickets for each game getting exchanged so the financial benefit would be minimal to a club of our size.
Talk about a kick in the balls and a sad reality of what lies ahead.
I was actually talking about it in the office yesterday how I found the membership far better as I could pick a choose when I wanted to go to suit my busy life.
The club have completely destroyed it now, yes we can get tickets through fans we know or on here but I won't be paying £66 to attend games. Especially in some of the seated areas you should be paying a cheaper price. It's good value in the £30 seats at either end of the stadium, the view isn't as good as being in the North or South stand or even the quadrants so how they can justify £66 for these areas is a disgrace.
More evidence of the dynamic pricing system we've been seeing for music events. It's a total piss take of the membership fans.
I'm afraid this could be the end of me attending games again, I feel totally let down by the club and the new ownership group, it's greed and unnecessary as the reality is you could be talking a few thousand tickets for each game getting exchanged so the financial benefit would be minimal to a club of our size.
Talk about a kick in the balls and a sad reality of what lies ahead.
Pair available for Bodo on Thursday.
E336 low down.
Will take less than fv for em.
Cheers
E336 low down.
Will take less than fv for em.
Cheers
Pair for Forest up for sale, bargain price of £82….
Located in W3103
Located in W3103
After 2 for Newcastle. Can swap for 2 Bournemouth if that works.
Pair for Bodo available in Stretty - £66 for both.
Not sure if anyone noticed with all else going on, but a message on the website states the Wolves away ballot didn’t happen on time due to an issue with the payment provider…must have not been used to all the sudden £66 charges.
In light of the price hikes on tickets, of which I am sure there will be no u-turn, I think now would be the perfect time for a fan-to-fan ticket exchange.
This ticket thread is great and hats off to everyone that lists their spares but I’m sure some people find it much easier to resell to the club, a 3rd party system that requires membership for forwarding could mitigate the process.
This ticket thread is great and hats off to everyone that lists their spares but I’m sure some people find it much easier to resell to the club, a 3rd party system that requires membership for forwarding could mitigate the process.
I think I remember once saying that the club itself is turning into the biggest tout there is. This is quite shameful really. Not even a kids concession!
Why are the Glazers seemingly taking none of the blame here?? They are still the majority shareholder and will be in support of any such idea or have come up with the idea themselves.
Have I missed something or is this just the ‘new toy’ syndrome where the newest people get the blame for everything.
Had a Wolves then got cancelled minute later. No idea why that would happen.
*Very last minute*
Two for Bodoe/Glimt tonight in J Stand.
Send me a DM if you want them and can make it in. Must have two memberships.
Two for Bodoe/Glimt tonight in J Stand.
Send me a DM if you want them and can make it in. Must have two memberships.
Can't transfer after turnstiles open unfortunately. You can send photos of the barcode though.
Ugh, nightmare. Thanks for the heads up.
If anybody wants them and doesn’t mind a photo they can take them. Don’t want the seats going empty.
I have mates who are looking for two tickets - but it might be too late for them. Can you wait five minutes?
I have 1 x Everton Hospitality Museum Post match (includes food/unlimited drinks inc beers)
I want 3 Everton regular seats to swap for it, DM
I want 3 Everton regular seats to swap for it, DM
Now that is a random swap.
I've got a spare for Sunday. Stretford end, Tier 1, near the middle of goal. Members only please. FV is £41
Anyone know why the resale option isn't available for the Everton game? There's weirdly no option to sell it back to the club.
Anyway, 1 ticket available Stretford end lower, right at the front 3rd row, corner flag. Season ticket price so only £30.
Anyway, 1 ticket available Stretford end lower, right at the front 3rd row, corner flag. Season ticket price so only £30.
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Hello all - Question. Have you ever gone to a game with the opposition fans? I can get tickets to the Pilzen game but in the home end. Apparently its impossible to get United tickets. My in laws are 40 mins from Pilzen so its ideal for me and my son. What's it like though? Frustrating trying to keep quiet? Will the locals realize and get pissed off?