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Swansea [A] Tickets to go on restricted sale
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I read we had only sold 1700 and was given 2500. Hoping they will open another block tmr?0
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Note, for those travelling by train from Paddington to Swansea on Saturday.
Date:
2 May - 4 May 2026 11:59 PMRoutes affected:
All routes to / from London Charing Cross / London Waterloo EastEngineering work is taking place between London Charing Cross and New Cross, no services will run from London Charing Cross or London Waterloo East.
On Saturday and Bank Holiday Monday, a limited service will run from London Cannon Street and London Bridge with most services diverted to run to / from London Victoria.
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totteringham will be a high demand for tickets.Croydon said:This will complete the championship away grounds for me, ready for a minimum of 3 new ones next season in Wolves, Burnley and Cardiff.0 -
1801 sold2
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Going on Saturday. Taking a friend of mine from America. He has never been to a ‘soccer’ match before. 1st game for me since the Millwall debacle at home last September. Looking forward to it!2
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The debacle was away, not at home.Rob said:Going on Saturday. Taking a friend of mine from America. He has never been to a ‘soccer’ match before. 1st game for me since the Millwall debacle at home last September. Looking forward to it!0 -
Will be ticking this one off. I’ll need Bristol City and Stoke next year as well as Cardiff for Championship grounds.0
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1,801 - sold0
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Yeah I defiantly wouldn’t call Millwall home a “debacle”. Should have won though. The debacle was yet to come…superclive98 said:
The debacle was away, not at home.Rob said:Going on Saturday. Taking a friend of mine from America. He has never been to a ‘soccer’ match before. 1st game for me since the Millwall debacle at home last September. Looking forward to it!
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1816 . Good turnout1
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Not the one I was talking about. We were beating them at home and they scored an undeserved equaliser. That was a debacle because even then we couldn’t beat them.superclive98 said:
The debacle was away, not at home.Rob said:Going on Saturday. Taking a friend of mine from America. He has never been to a ‘soccer’ match before. 1st game for me since the Millwall debacle at home last September. Looking forward to it!1 -
Even then, when we had 10 men. Strange idea of debacle!Rob said:
Not the one I was talking about. We were beating them at home and they scored an undeserved equaliser. That was a debacle because even then we couldn’t beat them.superclive98 said:
The debacle was away, not at home.Rob said:Going on Saturday. Taking a friend of mine from America. He has never been to a ‘soccer’ match before. 1st game for me since the Millwall debacle at home last September. Looking forward to it!1 -
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You can’t have been supporting Charlton long if you think that classes as a debacle!Rob said:
Not the one I was talking about. We were beating them at home and they scored an undeserved equaliser. That was a debacle because even then we couldn’t beat them.superclive98 said:
The debacle was away, not at home.Rob said:Going on Saturday. Taking a friend of mine from America. He has never been to a ‘soccer’ match before. 1st game for me since the Millwall debacle at home last September. Looking forward to it!0 -
clive said:
What kind of digital sales process do we have here when tickets are taken off sale almost 48 hours before event time, and for the period that might be high demand, i.e. end of month pay day for some, on top of late bookers? Could it be half paper based, or a middleman such as CAFC involved that needs to settle an account or submit returns before matchday? Or another example of shooting self in foot for commercial revenue and depriving fans from attending?2 -
I’d imagine it will be Swanseas’s decision rather than ours, as they are the ones that actually make money from the ticket sales and can decide when to stop selling themswords_alive said:clive said:
What kind of digital sales process do we have here when tickets are taken off sale almost 48 hours before event time, and for the period that might be high demand, i.e. end of month pay day for some, on top of late bookers? Could it be half paper based, or a middleman such as CAFC involved that needs to settle an account or submit returns before matchday? Or another example of shooting self in foot for commercial revenue and depriving fans from attending?1 -
And given that tickets have not gone off sale this early for any other away game this season, I think it’s definitely a Swansea decision rather than us0
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Maybe any remaining tickets have to be returned to Swansea, so that they can be sold on matchday, in which case the tickets would probably be carried on the team coach, which probably departs from Sparrows Lane sometime Friday morning.swords_alive said:clive said:
What kind of digital sales process do we have here when tickets are taken off sale almost 48 hours before event time, and for the period that might be high demand, i.e. end of month pay day for some, on top of late bookers? Could it be half paper based, or a middleman such as CAFC involved that needs to settle an account or submit returns before matchday? Or another example of shooting self in foot for commercial revenue and depriving fans from attending?0 -
Tickets will be for sale on match day. Yes, to tickets travelling with team. I am in Swansea now. Wondered whether they might travel by train? Friday pre BH roads and all that1
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Popped down to the ticket office this afternoon and got a ticket for the game.5
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What time train are you getting mate?guinnessaddick said:Popped down to the ticket office this afternoon and got a ticket for the game.1 -
7:48 from PaddingtonDaveMehmet said:
What time train are you getting mate?guinnessaddick said:Popped down to the ticket office this afternoon and got a ticket for the game.2 -
Ok mate, we’re on the one afterguinnessaddick said:
7:48 from PaddingtonDaveMehmet said:
What time train are you getting mate?guinnessaddick said:Popped down to the ticket office this afternoon and got a ticket for the game.0 -
I'm on this one too!guinnessaddick said:
7:48 from PaddingtonDaveMehmet said:
What time train are you getting mate?guinnessaddick said:Popped down to the ticket office this afternoon and got a ticket for the game.0 -
Tickets for Saturday's fixture are no longer on sale and will not be available to purchase on the day.BarnehurstBob said:Tickets will be for sale on match day. Yes, to tickets travelling with team. I am in Swansea now. Wondered whether they might travel by train? Friday pre BH roads and all that
https://www.charltonafc.com/news/match-preview-swansea-city-v-charlton0 -
Yes 7.48 to0
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I always find it bewildering that I could book a flight to anywhere in the world on a Friday night, but I can't buy a Charlton away ticket (I am booked and going).2
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You can, the home club just want you to pay in advancese9addick said:
I don’t understand why you can’t (and this happens frequently) buy on the day.RedPanda said:I always find it bewildering that I could book a flight to anywhere in the world on a Friday night, but I can't buy a Charlton away ticket (I am booked and going).0 -
Such a stupid logic that you can’t but on the day.1
