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Re: £26 or £36 tickets

by tktufc91 » 23 May 2011, 15:21

Tickets bought, £26 in Block WL103, seat row KK. Roll on Saturday!! :scarf: :scarf: :scarf:

Re: £26 or £36 tickets

by tommygull » 23 May 2011, 13:53

I still think the Tollgate which is right next to the Trafford Bar tram stop on the line to Altrincham and 5-10 min walk from OT. Beer garden and will do a barbeque if we ask them I reckon as they normally do for home games.

Re: £26 or £36 tickets

by UpminsterGull » 23 May 2011, 11:48

Just bought our two.
Went for £36 but he told me they can only sell corner ones at the moment.
We'll move if we're amongst day trippers or view not good.

Re: £26 or £36 tickets

by Regiment » 23 May 2011, 11:39

i'm happy to crash in there. as we've not been given the trafford, does that imply boro have been given it ??

i know on man utd games, they're REALLY strict about it being home fans only, but that's understandable in Man Utds case.

Re: £26 or £36 tickets

by Southampton Gull » 23 May 2011, 11:26

We can make our own minds up surely. Trafford Arms for me ;-)

Re: £26 or £36 tickets

by Regiment » 23 May 2011, 11:25

Southampton Gull wrote:I've heard they've allocated us the Samuel Platts

http://www.qype.co.uk/place/85959-Sam-Platts-Manchester" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I would rather have gone to the Trafford Arms personally but I was intending to do some research later about pubs and parking and putting a thread up. If you've got some time Brady then feel free :)
i'll ask around mate. got a few Man Utd mates who head up that way quite a lot, so i'll ask them. the trafford wouldve been good. excellent venue for a pre-match beer, and huge bar, so never a problem getting served when i've been there on match days before.

Re: £26 or £36 tickets

by tommygull » 23 May 2011, 11:10

I just ordered my tickets for the £36 section. He told me that they are now up to WU2004 which is right in the middle I believe so phone now!

Re: £26 or £36 tickets

by Southampton Gull » 23 May 2011, 11:01

I've heard they've allocated us the Samuel Platts

http://www.qype.co.uk/place/85959-Sam-Platts-Manchester" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I would rather have gone to the Trafford Arms personally but I was intending to do some research later about pubs and parking and putting a thread up. If you've got some time Brady then feel free :)

Re: £26 or £36 tickets

by Regiment » 23 May 2011, 10:57

as my boy is coming with me, and he's only 8, i figured if we ended up too close to the front, his view would be seriously compromised, particularly if everyone is standing, so that's really what swayed it for me. so long as we're behind the goal as requested, the atmosphere will be good, we'll join in and should have a decent view of the game.

probably not the right thread to ask, but while i'm here, any idea if any decisions have been made on prematch drinking points by the local rozzers ???

Re: £26 or £36 tickets

by diamondgirl » 23 May 2011, 10:41

I think I will go for the £36 but try and get into the sections behind the singing ones. I like a nice overall view of the game....at both ends so I'm thinking that the £26 might be a bit low for me. I stood in the back row, at Shrewsbury, and the view was brilliant. However, I don't want to be lumbered with the same, awful view, that we get at the Don Valley. Decisions decisions..

Re: £26 or £36 tickets

by Southampton Gull » 23 May 2011, 10:18

I've gone for the cheaper tickets as I know most of the singers just won't be able to afford the more expensive option and I feel that's where most of them will go.

Re: £26 or £36 tickets

by Regiment » 23 May 2011, 09:53

regiment0609 wrote:i was going to go for £36, and now i don't know !!! i wonder if you can now pick your block, where you couldn't yesterday, or the only change is singing or not.

if i can get in WU204 or FAM206, i'd be happy with that, but if not, i'm going to go for singing - if i ever get through on the phone that is ;-)
i have finally just got through and ordered my tickets, and went for the £36 ones. singing section is only 103 and 104 at the front behind the goal (£26). i asked for tickets in the blocks directly behind the singing section, so fingers crossed that's what i get !!

Re: £26 or £36 tickets

by Fletch » 23 May 2011, 09:13

Richinns wrote:There is not a bad view at Old Trafford. Stay with £26 singers.
Have you sat in the front rows behind the goal? You need to be at least 6 rows back in the WL blocks or you can forget about seeing anything in the other half...

Re: £26 or £36 tickets

by tktufc91 » 23 May 2011, 09:08

Right then, for those thinking of going in the Yellow Army section, £26 seats or £36 seats, where will you be?

Re: £26 or £36 tickets

by Regiment » 23 May 2011, 09:03

i was going to go for £36, and now i don't know !!! i wonder if you can now pick your block, where you couldn't yesterday, or the only change is singing or not.

if i can get in WU204 or FAM206, i'd be happy with that, but if not, i'm going to go for singing - if i ever get through on the phone that is ;-)

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