Ticket Exchange

[burnden]

We are pleased to confirm the details our new Ticket Exchange initiative which will be trialled at our remaining April home fixtures against Portsmouth (Saturday 13^th April, 3pm KO), Shrewsbury (Tuesday 16^th April, 7.45pm KO) and Port Vale (Saturday 20^th April, 3pm KO)

 

 

https://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/ticket-exchange-faqs

[tomski]

Seems a good idea 

[Traf]

14 minutes ago, tomski said:

Seems a good idea 

for who?

[ZiggyStardust]

So I can buy a U-18 ticket at £45 (?), then sell it 23 times for £5 a pop ?

I am in.

[L/H White]

2 minutes ago, ZiggyStardust said:

So I can buy a U-18 ticket at £45 (?), then sell it 23 times for £5 a pop ?

I am in.

doesn't work like that. 

the seat has to be sold first

[gonzo]

Ill just carry on giving mine away for free and hope I get ones for extra family members when I need them in return.

No way I can be arsed faffing to make a tenner.

Good idea like.

[TrickyTrotter]

Between 1000 and 3000 ST seats not used each match.

[gonzo]

Surely a large proportion of them will be kids?

[Leyther_Matt]

Just now, TrickyTrotter said:

Between 1000 and 3000 ST seats not used each match.

I think even 3,000 doesn’t tell the full story for midweek games.

Ticketmaster must be doing the hard sell on Ticket Exchange as a few clubs have taken it up. Varies how much each fan gets though - Hibs do 50% of the ticket sale (so a kick if a kid buys it) and Hull KR do a fiver so a tenner is pretty generous really.

Won’t be partaking myself though unless all of ours are unused so we don’t have a randomer plonked in the middle of us.  

[tomski]

1 hour ago, Traf said:

for who?

For all. I appreciate the club get another chunk but like anything if you aren’t happy I suppose you can sell yourself. 
 

Fwiw I just give mine away the few times I can’t make it as I’ve been given plenty of frees over the years.

[Horwich]

4 minutes ago, TrickyTrotter said:

Between 1000 and 3000 ST seats not used each match.

More like 6000

[Cheese]

2 hours ago, ZiggyStardust said:

So I can buy a U-18 ticket at £45 (?), then sell it 23 times for £5 a pop ?

I am in.

U-13's are £45. U-18's are £69 (or £59 if it's a renewal).

[Bertie]

Don’t get what’s in this for the club (aside perhaps for a bit of PR with ST holders).  Unless we were selling out each week (which we never will) the club loses money on any match-by-match sales to punters buying these seats compared to non-ST seats (by having to credit the fiver/tenner to the STH).  Most unlike Neil this one 😵‍💫

[Lt. Aldo Raine]

I wouldn't have thought the demand over the course of a season would be high enough to make it worthwhile, but I suppose there's no harm in trialling it 

[Leyther_Matt]

14 minutes ago, Bertie said:

Don’t get what’s in this for the club (aside perhaps for a bit of PR with ST holders).  Unless we were selling out each week (which we never will) the club loses money on any match-by-match sales to punters buying these seats compared to non-ST seats (by having to credit the fiver/tenner to the STH).  Most unlike Neil this one 😵‍💫

There’s been a suggestion that ST holders aren’t bringing people along because they can’t get a ticket in the same stand so this goes some way to remedying that.

[little whitt]

10 minutes ago, Leyther_Matt said:

There’s been a suggestion that ST holders aren’t bringing people along because they can’t get a ticket in the same stand so this goes some way to remedying that.

THIS 

prop ESL 

they are looking at 

[Johnnyrotten]

2 hours ago, TrickyTrotter said:

Between 1000 and 3000 ST seats not used each match.

That's the average - no way is it that low for some night matches.

£5 back for kids tickets seems very generous for the Tuesday night one v Shrewsbury.

[Big E]

2 hours ago, Leyther_Matt said:

There’s been a suggestion that ST holders aren’t bringing people along because they can’t get a ticket in the same stand so this goes some way to remedying that.

He could also stop the ban on ticket sales in ESL

[athywhite1958]

12 hours ago, Cheese said:

U-13's are £45. U-18's are £69 (or £59 if it's a renewal).

My grandson has just turned 12 and his renewal is £59

[Traf]

I'm just a bit sceptical about letting the club sell Junior's ticket for £30 and then give me a £10 credit.

These schemes always seem to benefit those suggesting them more than those it is aimed at.

I'll file it under bookies cash-out offers etc.

[Big E]

12 minutes ago, Traf said:

I'm just a bit sceptical about letting the club sell Junior's ticket for £30 and then give me a £10 credit.

These schemes always seem to benefit those suggesting them more than those it is aimed at.

I'll file it under bookies cash-out offers etc.

That’s all their ticket is worth tho isn’t it if you spread it over the season. 
 

the big issue is you get nothing if it doesn’t sell so why bother 

[Cheese]

23 minutes ago, athywhite1958 said:

My grandson has just turned 12 and his renewal is £59

My mistake. I meant Under-12's not Under-13's!

[Casino]

14 minutes ago, Big E said:

That’s all their ticket is worth tho isn’t it if you spread it over the season. 
 

the big issue is you get nothing if it doesn’t sell so why bother 

how do you know if its been sold

[Big E]

5 minutes ago, Casino said:

how do you know if its been sold

I assume they apply the credit 

[SatanGreavsie]

2 minutes ago, Big E said:

I assume they apply the credit 

is that credit off the next ST? Or just towards some tat from the club shop?