Does anyone know if it will be pick a seat or just pick a price bracket when the on-line application process opens on Thursday morning?

 

 

 

edit: before someone asks why does it matter? for example, I want seats in the top tier, so am considering paying ?50 for a seat in blocks 548-552 or 527-531. What I don't want is to end up with a ?50 seat behind the goal in blocks 128-140 as all I could pick in the application process is a ?50 seat. In this case, i'd rather go for a ?40 seat.

Also, if it is pick a seat, then its fastest fingers at 9.30 but if its just a price bracket and pot luck then there is no rush to buy.

 

blah blah blah, sure you know the point I'm trying to clarify here!?

Edited March 21, 201115 yr by YATESY

I very much doubt it's pick a seat. Other than for a season ticket I have never seen this done.

Is this a serious question?

For once No Balls it is.

 

Getting any ?40 ticket around the upper tier isn't too bad but if ideally we want the ?50 tickets in the upper tier I don't really want to end up with one of the ?50 tickets behind the goal. Normally the split of location for the same ticket price isn't as far spread as this.

Edited March 21, 201115 yr by YATESY

I would hope its pick a block. To technical to pick a seat and its easier for them to fill a block up row by row.

Pretty sure it was pick a block last time.

 

PLEASE NOTE, THE IMAGE BELOW IS FROM THE RECENT NFL GAME. THE SEATS DON'T CHANGE POSITION THOUGH.

 

 

 

As above, it will probably be choiced for blocks like when you buy at the Reebok.

Yes, you can pick your seat, and have complimentary pre match drinks delivered to you alongside bar snacks.

 

Theres also a check box for if you want birds with big knockers sat next to you

Pretty sure it was pick a block last time.

 

PLEASE NOTE, THE IMAGE BELOW IS FROM THE RECENT NFL GAME. THE SEATS DON'T CHANGE POSITION THOUGH.

 

 

 

Semi-Final Seating Plan

Just rung our ticket office as its quite critical for our order this.

 

You won't be surprised to know that they have no definite answer either way. At first he doubted we would have many upper tier ?50 tickets at all as our initial allocation doesn't get to the half-way line despite what the stadium plan on the website shows.

He then doubted that the on-line process would allow you to pick a block but ringing up you might be able to.

The call ended with he saying that the safest way to guarantee an upper tier seat is to buy a ?30 or ?40 ticket as the majourity of the ?50 seats are behind the goal and this is where i'll probably end up.

 

 

As a few on here have said, surely you'll be able to pick a block???

Just rung our ticket office as its quite critical for our order this.

 

You won't be surprised to know that they have no definite answer either way. At first he doubted we would have many upper tier ?50 tickets at all as our initial allocation doesn't get to the half-way line despite what the stadium plan on the website shows.

He then doubted that the on-line process would allow you to pick a block but ringing up you might be able to.

The call ended with he saying that the safest way to guarantee an upper tier seat is to buy a ?30 or ?40 ticket as the majourity of the ?50 seats are behind the goal and this is where i'll probably end up.

 

 

As a few on here have said, surely you'll be able to pick a block???

 

With it being through Ticketmaster, they should be able to facilitate that.

I ain't arsed where I sit COYWM

Yatesy, why not just sort out a corporate package then spend the weeks before the game telling us about it as usual?

I've already posted information and uploaded the seating plan.

If you go to the eticketing website and go through the process of buying a seat for the Bolton v West Ham game, it shows a map of the Reebok, you then pick a tier and it shows you the blocks, you then pick a block..

 

As the eticketing we use is run by Ticketmaster, I would expect to see the same thing on Thursday..

Yatesy, why not just sort out a corporate package then spend the weeks before the game telling us about it as usual?

 

 

You've got me confused with HazzyinBolton

There's no point going now Holden's injured anyway.

Not sure if the process will be the same as when purchasing England tickets, but if it is, you select your category, and then it provides a list of blocks to choose from within that category. Once you have chosen the block, it allocates the seats within the block automatically.

Not sure if the process will be the same as when purchasing England tickets, but if it is, you select your category, and then it provides a list of blocks to choose from within that category. Once you have chosen the block, it allocates the seats within the block automatically.

 

 

That'll do for me, cheers.

Edited March 21, 201115 yr by YATESY