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Bristol City [A] tickets to go on restricted sale

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  • Croydon said:
    mart77 said:
    Does anyone know if tickets will be available on the day for this game? Heading to Scotland at 5am tomorrow morning and we were going to head home via Ashton Gate so can’t collect tickets.
    You can buy now and opt to collect at the away ground if you're definitely going to go
    Ah ok, didn’t see that option, cheers 👍🏼
  • edited August 10
    I also have 2 senior tickets available as now unable to travel to Bristol.

    Full price though, I'm afraid but can bring them to The Valley on Tuesday evening ...
    Selling concession tickets at the adult rate.

    I did not know you were a tout Auntie Jean? B)
  • Croydon said:
    mart77 said:
    Does anyone know if tickets will be available on the day for this game? Heading to Scotland at 5am tomorrow morning and we were going to head home via Ashton Gate so can’t collect tickets.
    You can buy now and opt to collect at the away ground if you're definitely going to go
    Sadly not showing as an option now but I’ll try and ring the box office tomorrow and see if they can help. 
  • edited August 10
    It's great to be seeing 25k plus gates now.

    Hopefully it will spur our players on.
  • It's great to be seeing 25k plus gates now.

    Hopefully it will spur our players on.
    Valley attendance less than 22k so by my reckoning the 2nd lowest of the Championship weekend .. 
  • It's great to be seeing 25k plus gates now.

    Hopefully it will spur our players on.
    Valley attendance less than 22k so by my reckoning the 2nd lowest of the Championship weekend .. 
    QPR and Oxford had lower attendances than us. 
  • It's great to be seeing 25k plus gates now.

    Hopefully it will spur our players on.
    Valley attendance less than 22k so by my reckoning the 2nd lowest of the Championship weekend .. 
    True, but most of the clubs with the largest attendances were at home first game of the season.

  • Shorts weather. 
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  • Would go but away, which means all eyes on QPR for us, whenever that goes on sale 
  • Wonder whether this whole knowing where you sit an away game thing is affecting these last sales or maybe people aren’t that bothered, certainly wouldn’t affect Millwall away…
  • It's great to be seeing 25k plus gates now.

    Hopefully it will spur our players on.
    Valley attendance less than 22k so by my reckoning the 2nd lowest of the Championship weekend .. 
    11 teams in the championship averaged 22K+ last season. 2 Of those got promoted, however the 3 that came down all averaged more. Birmingham also averaged more, so on that basis if our attendance was the same as Saturday we would rank 14th out of 24, if everyone else's attendance was the same as last season.
  • Plenty of tickets still in Block 35 and a few in 41.

    Personal view, I think it’s a little disappointing given all that’s happened in the last 12 months that we took 2,700 to Reading in L1 this time last year and we are struggling to sell our allocation for first game back in the Champ. 

    TBF, that Reading game was on the 31st August and most holidays would have been over by then, whereas we are probably in that peak point when there will be a lot of families on holiday. Other commitments are currently stopping me from going to Bristol atm, though I’m still working on trying to get around those, but I must admit that the ticket cost and price of the train fare did look a bit on the high side and expected it would put a lot of fans off particularly if they were taking kids along with them.
  • we have B city 4 seasons running in the championship we'll struggle to take half of what we are this Saturday 
    This is a novelty season 
  • Personally would love to go to Bristol...it's a cracking town and some awesome beer spots (hello Left handed Giant in particular), but it's too early in the season for me as am away :-(   I am also a bit more wary on the going away now that I am 'getting older'...Stockport for instance was a nightmare, top row, behind the goal, surrounded by our idiot fans who wanted to fight with each other, berated anyway not shouting at the players, and all wanting to 'sit where they like'....while being abusive to the stewards...just not pleasant really...
  • by my reckoning we looked to have sold about 3.4k. Even if no more are sold I think thats a great turnout still
  • NelsonsFU said:
    by my reckoning we looked to have sold about 3.4k. Even if no more are sold I think thats a great turnout still
    Did we sell all of the original 2.5k?
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  • NelsonsFU said:
    by my reckoning we looked to have sold about 3.4k. Even if no more are sold I think thats a great turnout still
    really? haven't seen any announcement about extra allocation going on sale and surely club would have been hyping that up?
  • Plenty of tickets still in Block 35 and a few in 41.

    Personal view, I think it’s a little disappointing given all that’s happened in the last 12 months that we took 2,700 to Reading in L1 this time last year and we are struggling to sell our allocation for first game back in the Champ. 

    Middle of August when a lot of people are still away on holiday and you're disappointed that we've sold about 2,400 tickets? Seems like pretty decent numbers to me.
  • Unless weve only been given the top half of the allocated blocks.
  • As the end holds Approcx 3900
  • Atyeo Stand TOTAL CAPACITY -
    3,900 seats.

    Atyeo Stand (north-west corner) section N41, 391 seats
    Atyeo Stand section N40, 454 seats
    Atyeo Stand section N39, 531 seats
    Atyeo Stand section N38, 673 seats
    Atyeo Stand section N37, 673 seats
    Atyeo Stand section N36, 490 seats
    Atyeo Stand section N35, 648 seats
    Atyeo Stand, section A12 - No. of wheelchair assistant seats, pitchside at the front of stand - 10 seats.
    No of wheelchair spaces - 10.
    Atyeo Stand, section A13 - No. of wheelchair assistant seats, pitchside at the front of stand - 10 seats.
    No of wheelchair spaces - 10.
    GRAND TOTAL - 3,900 SEATS.
    (3,860 "standard" seats, plus 40 pitch-level spaces / seats for wheelchair users and their assistants)
  • I’m surprised there’s still a few hundred tickets left, still a decent turn out though 
  • NelsonsFU said:
    Atyeo Stand TOTAL CAPACITY -
    3,900 seats.

    Atyeo Stand (north-west corner) section N41, 391 seats
    Atyeo Stand section N40, 454 seats
    Atyeo Stand section N39, 531 seats
    Atyeo Stand section N38, 673 seats
    Atyeo Stand section N37, 673 seats
    Atyeo Stand section N36, 490 seats
    Atyeo Stand section N35, 648 seats
    Atyeo Stand, section A12 - No. of wheelchair assistant seats, pitchside at the front of stand - 10 seats.
    No of wheelchair spaces - 10.
    Atyeo Stand, section A13 - No. of wheelchair assistant seats, pitchside at the front of stand - 10 seats.
    No of wheelchair spaces - 10.
    GRAND TOTAL - 3,900 SEATS.
    (3,860 "standard" seats, plus 40 pitch-level spaces / seats for wheelchair users and their assistants)
    But we've been allocated 2,503 seats and 10 wheelchair spaces as per the OP, so clearly not the whole stand.
  • Plenty of tickets still in Block 35 and a few in 41.

    Personal view, I think it’s a little disappointing given all that’s happened in the last 12 months that we took 2,700 to Reading in L1 this time last year and we are struggling to sell our allocation for first game back in the Champ. 

    Middle of August when a lot of people are still away on holiday and you're disappointed that we've sold about 2,400 tickets? Seems like pretty decent numbers to me.
    As I said, just personal view, but yes, a little surprised. We sold out so many away ends last season, comfortably taking numbers like 2,800 to Peterborough, Reading etc that I thought they’d be huge enthusiasm for the opening away game that it would not even reach general sale (even accounting for holidays).

    Still a good turnout and I’m sure will be a good atmosphere, I just anticipated higher demand all things considered 
    Reading and Peterborough are so much closer though, it’s an hour or so on the train compared to 3 hours plus travel to the ground 
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