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  • carly burn
    carly burn Posts: 19,462
    Braziliance said:
    Solidgone said:

    Terrible mindset. That 2 million could push their transfer budget and make them competitive.
    Never quite sure if you're on a wind up or not?
  • SporadicAddick
    SporadicAddick Posts: 6,864
    carly burn said:
    Braziliance said:
    Solidgone said:

    Terrible mindset. That 2 million could push their transfer budget and make them competitive.
    Never quite sure if you're on a wind up or not?
    I agree with him.
  • WrightCharlie
    WrightCharlie Posts: 742
    Henry Irving said:
    Quick poll.

    If you have bought a ST for the 25/26 season did you opt for:

    A  Physical ticket

    B  Electronic ticket
    Physical
  • cherryorchard
    cherryorchard Posts: 1,722
    Physical
  • Braziliance
    Braziliance Posts: 8,359
    carly burn said:
    Braziliance said:
    Solidgone said:

    Terrible mindset. That 2 million could push their transfer budget and make them competitive.
    Never quite sure if you're on a wind up or not?
    I get this a lot in person as well.

    In this case I'm taking the piss. There was discussion that more expensive season tickets will possibly help fund out transfer budget. 
  • Fanny Fanackapan
    Fanny Fanackapan Posts: 18,740
    Physical
  • Addictedoldgit
    Addictedoldgit Posts: 1,826
    Electronic 
    Hope I can master the technology!!
  • Blucher
    Blucher Posts: 4,136
    Physical - not really sure why, as I use the Apple wallet for everything else. 

    Maybe I was a little scarred by QR codes on our e-tickets for the Wycombe semi-final being cancelled by the nincompoop outfit to whom the club delegated the ticketing. That surely couldn’t happen with season tickets, although having to queue up at the ticket office for physical tickets was no fun on the night.
  • Valley Ant
    Valley Ant Posts: 468
    My granddaughter, aged 6, has been asked to provide proof of age to check her eligibility for an under 12 ticket.
    Apparently, a copy of her driving licence will suffice.
    I was unable to buy a ticket for her on my account so I had to set an account up in her name.
    I do understand the need to check eligibility for a concession ticket but all seems a bit OTT to me for an under 12 ticket.
    I have emailed the club to question this.
  • guinnessaddick
    guinnessaddick Posts: 28,648
    Valley Ant said:
    My granddaughter, aged 6, has been asked to provide proof of age to check her eligibility for an under 12 ticket.
    Apparently, a copy of her driving licence will suffice.
    I was unable to buy a ticket for her on my account so I had to set an account up in her name.
    I do understand the need to check eligibility for a concession ticket but all seems a bit OTT to me for an under 12 ticket.
    I have emailed the club to question this.
    Legoland issue driving licences.
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  • Kap10
    Kap10 Posts: 15,576
    LargeAddick said:
    Physical, I'm old skool.
    Same here 
  • se9addick
    se9addick Posts: 32,046
    Valley Ant said:
    My granddaughter, aged 6, has been asked to provide proof of age to check her eligibility for an under 12 ticket.
    Apparently, a copy of her driving licence will suffice.
    I was unable to buy a ticket for her on my account so I had to set an account up in her name.
    I do understand the need to check eligibility for a concession ticket but all seems a bit OTT to me for an under 12 ticket.
    I have emailed the club to question this.
    I presume the club also said a birth certificate, passport or something else a 12 year old would actually possess would suffice? Not sure how the club could fulfill the “need to check eligibility for a concession ticket” which is based solely on the age of the ticket holder without checking the age of the ticket holder?
  • Steven81
    Steven81 Posts: 1,005
    Karen alert 🤣
  • AFKABartram
    AFKABartram Posts: 57,829
    Valley Ant said:
    My granddaughter, aged 6, has been asked to provide proof of age to check her eligibility for an under 12 ticket.
    Apparently, a copy of her driving licence will suffice.
    I was unable to buy a ticket for her on my account so I had to set an account up in her name.
    I do understand the need to check eligibility for a concession ticket but all seems a bit OTT to me for an under 12 ticket.
    I have emailed the club to question this.
    I wouldn’t be too hard mate, at the end of the day someone is doing their job and checking that  Someone isn’t buying the cheapest entry ticket incorrectly. It does happen. Laugh it off and provide the evidence, you won’t have to again for future years. 
  • fenaddick
    fenaddick Posts: 11,168
    Wasn’t adults buying kids tickets a pretty big issue a few years ago? It’s certainly been mentioned before 
  • shine166
    shine166 Posts: 13,924
    Valley Ant said:
    My granddaughter, aged 6, has been asked to provide proof of age to check her eligibility for an under 12 ticket.
    Apparently, a copy of her driving licence will suffice.
    I was unable to buy a ticket for her on my account so I had to set an account up in her name.
    I do understand the need to check eligibility for a concession ticket but all seems a bit OTT to me for an under 12 ticket.
    I have emailed the club to question this.
    Literally anyone could apply for a child's ST for a cheap adult seat in the family stand, some kind of proof upon purchasing is to be expected surely. 
  • Valley Ant
    Valley Ant Posts: 468
    I appreciate all the replies but I still think it's too early to require a 6 year old to open their own account in their own name without an appropriate adult being named on the account as well.

  • Rothko
    Rothko Posts: 18,810
    Solidgone said:

    Very very very easy for someone from Bayern Munich to say that, where the whole Bundersliga is set up to serve them 
  • Airman Brown
    Airman Brown Posts: 15,742
    edited June 11
    shine166 said:
    Valley Ant said:
    My granddaughter, aged 6, has been asked to provide proof of age to check her eligibility for an under 12 ticket.
    Apparently, a copy of her driving licence will suffice.
    I was unable to buy a ticket for her on my account so I had to set an account up in her name.
    I do understand the need to check eligibility for a concession ticket but all seems a bit OTT to me for an under 12 ticket.
    I have emailed the club to question this.
    Literally anyone could apply for a child's ST for a cheap adult seat in the family stand, some kind of proof upon purchasing is to be expected surely. 
    All it proves, though, is that you have access to a relevant ID. There is no mechanism to verify that the correct child attends or that any child attends - and the club recognises this is an issue in relation to evening games. I’m not saying the club could or should do anything else, just that it’s a token exercise.
  • shine166
    shine166 Posts: 13,924
    Valley Ant said:
    I appreciate all the replies but I still think it's too early to require a 6 year old to open their own account in their own name without an appropriate adult being named on the account as well.

    Each fan needs a con number, nobody is demanding that the 6 year old does the admin, just asking for proof of age. A 6 year old can't attend without an adult, but with its own con number is eligible for all the other perks such as 4 tickets to Wembley and away games allocation. 
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  • Croydon
    Croydon Posts: 12,733
    Saw on twitter today that Southend are charging up to £420 for their season tickets for another season in the national league
  • _uptheaddicks
    _uptheaddicks Posts: 149
    Season ticket holders, what do you do for the home games that you cannot attend? Is there a resale to the club, or do you assign the ticket to a friend or family member (if they're interested), or just let the ticket go? I''ll be getting a season ticket but know that I can't attend 5-10 games due to work/holidays.
  • valleynick66
    valleynick66 Posts: 4,891
    Croydon said:
    Saw on twitter today that Southend are charging up to £420 for their season tickets for another season in the national league
    If true that’s very expensive and really hard to expect many to stump up that sum. 
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,013
    _uptheaddicks said:
    Season ticket holders, what do you do for the home games that you cannot attend? Is there a resale to the club, or do you assign the ticket to a friend or family member (if they're interested), or just let the ticket go? I''ll be getting a season ticket but know that I can't attend 5-10 games due to work/holidays.
    There is no resale to the club, just family/friend or no one options.
  • Henry Irving
    Henry Irving Posts: 85,232
    _uptheaddicks said:
    Season ticket holders, what do you do for the home games that you cannot attend? Is there a resale to the club, or do you assign the ticket to a friend or family member (if they're interested), or just let the ticket go? I''ll be getting a season ticket but know that I can't attend 5-10 games due to work/holidays.
    My son can't always attend due to work and other friends miss a few games due to holidays etc every season.

    We just let other fans use the tickets if there is interest.

    We don't bother the club.
  • letthegoodtimesroll
    letthegoodtimesroll Posts: 10,622
    We’ve an unwritten arrangement with other ST holders we know to make our/their tickets available if not being used if someone can’t make it to the game and the ticket can be used. It’s resulted in at least one new ST holder and multiple matchday tickets home and away purchased by several people in recent seasons that immediately come to mind.
  • charltonnick
    charltonnick Posts: 3,063
    I've had the email for proof of age that I'm now officially an old codger. I've been a ST holder on and off since 1975
  • _uptheaddicks
    _uptheaddicks Posts: 149
    When do the loyalty points show on your account from a season ticket purchase? Is it on a match by match basis, or will it appear in one lump soon?
  • shine166
    shine166 Posts: 13,924
    Probably after the 1st home game I'd have thought, they can process them all in one go then.
  • MrOneLung
    MrOneLung Posts: 26,862
    i thought season tickets were non transferable ?

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