Buying a home game ticket

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Re: Buying a home game ticket

Post by Fez » Mon Sep 01, 2025 7:12 pm

I've just moved my 4 season tickets from NL2 up to the North Upper, so there'll be 4 seats in a row now available down there if this helps anyone wanting to move from CFS etc

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Re: Buying a home game ticket

Post by Casper2 » Tue Sep 02, 2025 8:21 am

jrgbfc wrote:
Mon Sep 01, 2025 11:52 am
Pretty sure if you get a premium membership for 150 quid you go to the top of the queue for away tickets. If you really want to do those 2 games its probably worth it because they aren't the biggest away ends.
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Re: Buying a home game ticket

Post by Greeny » Tue Sep 02, 2025 11:40 am

I am not a season ticket holder these days but bought 2 tickets for the Sunderland game.

The BFC ticket system showed very limited availablity ie single seats only, in all the stands. I purchased seats in the JH/North Stand Upper that were the closest together I could find, but they were not next to each other (Block 9)

On match day there must have been 50+ seats around us available.

So I would suggest there are a lot of walk on tickets available on match day's if you want a "last resort" option.

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