[burnzy1987]

Originally Posted by Stephen

Yeah suppose. Good luck with the season ticket.

You went Liverpool, you get a ticket in ballot?

lol, did i heck!!....

my gf grandad been s st holder since '66.......i went with him....in the executive suite!!....brilliant!!!!!.....was in south stand with prawn sandwich brigade!.....

even in south stand awesome atmosphere, i worked out, 50% real fans 50% idiots...

lets hope i get a ticket in the ballot for roma coz there is no ticket exchange for it for some reason??!!???

whats that all about??

EDIT-thanks for the luck with the st mate....even though i will be on my own!!! lmao!

[reddwarf]

I've been to 8 games this season (7 Premier League, 1 FA Cup) and I got 6 of my tickets in the ballot, the other 2 on the ticket exchange.

The only games I applied for that I couldn't tickets for were Chelsea in the league and Arsenal in the FA Cup.

So I think the One United membership is worth getting.

[Drew9]

i dont understand how this ticket exchange thing works ? can anyone explain ?

[reddwarf]

Originally Posted by Drew9

i dont understand how this ticket exchange thing works ? can anyone explain ?

Season ticket holders and One United members can sign up to the Manchester United Ticket Exchange.

Season ticket holders can sell their tickets for games they can not attend and One United members can buy them.

The cost of the ticket is the ticket price + admin fee + delivery charge + credit card surcharge so for e.g. a £38 ticket can cost you around £51.

The good thing about the exchange is that you can more or less choose where you want to sit as there are often at least a few hundred tickets available.

[Stephen]

Originally Posted by reddwarf

Season ticket holders and One United members can sign up to the Manchester United Ticket Exchange.

Season ticket holders can sell their tickets for games they can not attend and One United members can buy them.

The cost of the ticket is the ticket price + admin fee + delivery charge + credit card surcharge so for e.g. a £38 ticket can cost you around £51.

The good thing about the exchange is that you can more or less choose where you want to sit as there are often at least a few hundred tickets available.

I can add that there will rarely be tickets for the big 4 games (City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal), so you haveto be very quick.

[Jazz 16]

Originally Posted by reddwarf

I've been to 8 games this season (7 Premier League, 1 FA Cup) and I got 6 of my tickets in the ballot, the other 2 on the ticket exchange.

The only games I applied for that I couldn't tickets for were Chelsea in the league and Arsenal in the FA Cup.

So I think the One United membership is worth getting.

You have some amount of luck there Dwarfy. Ive been stiffed to many times
to recall.

[jd_united]

Before I got my ST i used to be a One United member and used to be fairly lucky in the ballot. In the space of about 3/4 seasons, I had seen United play Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Real Madrid and lots of other Premiership and Champions League games.

I think it has become harder to get tickets in the ballot now though as the number of ST holders has increased. Viagogo ticket exchange is in theory a good idea, but the price is a bit steep. Cough legalised ticket touting cough

[Drew9]

in the ticket exchange once you have become a one united member, isit possible to enter the exchange for away tickets ?
somebody fill us in with the info thanks


Edit. Merged with your other thread asking the same sort of questions.

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[carlyluvsunited]

Originally Posted by Drew9

in the ticket exchange once you have become a one united member, isit possible to enter the exchange for away tickets ?
somebody fill us in with the info thanks

'Stephen' is the man to ask about this - he is our 'official ticket correspondent' ...

Okie dokie ...

[Red Devil]

what was question 3 ?