Junior can't make QPR game on Saturday and want mate to use ticket.Can you upgrade junior ticket for 1 game to an adult.If you can what is best way of doing.Can you do it online and how much does it cost.I'm in ESL.Ta in advance.

As the junior ticket costs next to nothing, it has little value as a single match ticket. You might save about a pound on the normal adult rate.

Can't remember the upgrade cost but its a bit better than what MickyD says. Just take your ST to Bolton Central and they will issue a replacement ticket.

I can only go off last season. A mate used my daughter's ticket and got just over a pound off the ticket.

Just use it anyway,they never check.

I upgraded one for reading. Think it was £21 to upgrade vs £26 for West Lower.

You'll get in anyway

I upgraded one for reading. Think it was £21 to upgrade vs £26 for West Lower.

Yes, it's a few quid less.

It's nice when you get a reply from someone who knows rather than the standard 'I'd imagine.....'

On this subject, if you buy a kids season ticket, it's meant to be loaded with £10 that you can spend in the shop.

 

Except they aren't.

 

And there's only one person who can fix it.

 

And she doesn't work weekends.

 

Fucktards.

Last week for the first time ever I saw a bloke get turned away from West stand lower with a junior season ticket. The bloke sent him to upgrade. I'm guessing he was just a jobs worth though cause when I went in he seemed pretty over the top, I thought he was going to ask for finger prints

I've just done it

 

ESL has just cost me £23

Last season, they had a hit squad with the customer service skills of an amoeba. They formed a barrier before the turnstile. Except there was no explanation as to why they were there or what they were doing...

 

So when you walked past them, they grabbed you i.e. assaulted you. Which is nice.

Last season, they had a hit squad with the customer service skills of an amoeba. They formed a barrier before the turnstile. Except there was no explanation as to why they were there or what they were doing...

 

So when you walked past them, they grabbed you i.e. assaulted you. Which is nice.

 

Only noticed them before the Everton game which was presumably to try (and fail) in stopping Scousers paying on the gate. Must trust us NSL folk that little bit more.

Last season, they had a hit squad with the customer service skills of an amoeba. They formed a barrier before the turnstile. Except there was no explanation as to why they were there or what they were doing...

 

So when you walked past them, they grabbed you i.e. assaulted you. Which is nice.

One grabbed my arm. I politely told him I'd eat his nose if he didn't let go.

Where the fuck they get those tards from, I don't know. They have an angry loser look to them.

They really tightened up on the use of child tickets by adults last season. I was sent to upgrade and so was a pal of mine, the upgrade price depends on the class of game. I paid £28 to upgrade a child ticket at the Blackpool game at the end of the season... I have bought an adult season ticket for my Daughter this year.

I did it a couple of times about 3 seasons ago for WSL but got no allowance at all - had to pay the full adult ticket price

Not sure if that was because i had a "dad and lad" season ticket

Kids ticket now has under 12 or whatever typed on it. Upgraded the nephew's ticket for Reading game over the phone the Tuesday before, cost £19.50 for adult upgrade in WSL.

Picked up ticket from Bolton Central prior to kick off. Took 15 minutes in queue.

HTH