Ticket prices and sale dates for Spurs away

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Can we keep this thread to tickets please?

There is a general info thread for travel, parking, pubs etc. and I’ve moved all the non-ticket posts into there.

Bought two online and were order numbers 956/959 so if that’s anything to go by we’ve sold nearly 1000 in ten minutes!

We got 7. Not sure what numbers we were.

Just purchased one - 1405.

1989_claret wrote:Bought two online and were order numbers 956/959 so if that’s anything to go by we’ve sold nearly 1000 in ten minutes!

I doubt it....getting rid of the poor view tickets first to them with most points.

Leisure wrote:Just purchased one - 1405.

You've never purchased 'one' in your Life.

Now up to 1444

strayclaret wrote:Now up to 1444

I bought 1st min for Sheffield Utd and was on front row (in rain) to witness our 'non-performance'!

I'm delaying purchasing Spurs tickets until last min of 6000 points allocation (hopefully to ensure a better view)

claretblue wrote:I bought 1st min for Sheffield Utd and was on front row (in rain) to witness our 'non-performance'!

I'm delaying purchasing Spurs tickets until last min of 6000 points allocation (hopefully to ensure a better view)

Same. So I just stood in some empty seats at the back.

Just bought my two, no idea how many we had sold when I bought mine.

Can you buy them anytime online or just office hours ?

yosserhughes wrote:Can you buy them anytime online or just office hours ?

Anytime.

yosserhughes wrote:Can you buy them anytime online or just office hours ?

You ever shopped online before mate

All the time.

DOyou think it will go to general sale? Is there the option for the club to get more if they sell the allocation?

Longsider wrote:DOyou think it will go to general sale? Is there the option for the club to get more if they sell the allocation?

We’ve taken the maximum allocation

Out of interest, how did you find out which “order number” you were? I’ve just bought a spurs ticket and don’t recall seeing it anywhere. Thanks

Whitgord wrote:Out of interest, how did you find out which “order number” you were? I’ve just bought a spurs ticket and don’t recall seeing it anywhere. Thanks

On your purchase history but I can only ever get that to work on an actual computer.

Longsider wrote:DOyou think it will go to general sale? Is there the option for the club to get more if they sell the allocation?

I'd say it's highly unlikely it will get as far as general sale.

jrgbfc wrote:I'd say it's highly unlikely it will get as far as general sale.

Might not even get down to 2000+ points.

Thanks GWW (I was apparently order 1034).

What allocation did we get, just happy got mine for daughter and me.

I hope it does go to general sale as I want 5 tickets and when I saw the allocation I thought I would be fine..not so confident now!

I was informed sheff utd wouldn't get to general sale but I just managed to get one hoping for the same for spurs. Fingers crossed.

1989_claret wrote:Bought two online and were order numbers 956/959 so if that’s anything to go by we’ve sold nearly 1000 in ten minutes!

I got mine online at 12.29 and was #628

Just bought two but on a tablet and no idea what number we're up to.

Lowbankclaret wrote:What allocation did we get, just happy got mine for daughter and me.

Just over 3000.

Lowbankclaret wrote:What allocation did we get, just happy got mine for daughter and me.

3,038

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just got seat No 1794

they go on sale at the ticket office at 9:15am

Then change from 6000 points to 4000 points required online at 5:00pm today

good luck!

It's a great response.

To say there should only be around 3000 fans on 6k points or more.
Nearly 2k of them have opted for a ticket.

Quickenthetempo wrote:It's a great response.

To say there should only be around 3000 fans on 6k points or more.
Nearly 2k of them have opted for a ticket.

Or have family or friend who wants their ticket.
That is the biggest flaw with the loyalty points system,I would suggest that at least 50% of those at these most wanted to see games are not the actual loyalty points holder themselves.

paulatky wrote:Or have family or friend who wants their ticket.
That is the biggest flaw with the loyalty points system,I would suggest that at least 50% of those at these most wanted to see games are not the actual loyalty points holder themselves.

They must of attended some away games to get the points.

Got 2 tickets this morning.

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paulatky wrote:Or have family or friend who wants their ticket.
That is the biggest flaw with the loyalty points system,I would suggest that at least 50% of those at these most wanted to see games are not the actual loyalty points holder themselves.

That's true, theres 3 none season ticket holders coming with us. 1 only goes on 2 or 3 games a year due to living in Devon, the other is coming for the day out, and the football will get in the way of the day for him..

But it's not what you know its who regards tickets.

"Its the best system and doesnt need changing " so if you cant best them join them.
Eithet that, or just go on the crap games no one else is really bothered with, they'll only be 3 or 4 that sell out.

Whitgord wrote:Thanks GWW (I was apparently order 1034).

I must have been just ahead of you in the online queue, order 1032

MACCA wrote:That's true, theres 3 none season ticket holders coming with us. 1 only goes on 2 or 3 games a year due to living in Devon, the other is coming for the day out, and the football will get in the way of the day for him..

But it's not what you know its who regards tickets.

"Its the best system and doesnt need changing " so if you cant best them join them.
Eithet that, or just go on the crap games no one else is really bothered with, they'll only be 3 or 4 that sell out.

I'm pleased to say this post has been picked up by the club

ClaretTony wrote:I'm pleased to say this post has been picked up by the club

Which bit - that people use friends clarets numbers to get extra tickets or that the whole “points” system should be replaced?

ClaretTony wrote:I'm pleased to say this post has been picked up by the club

How can the club police it?

They haven't done anything wrong until entering the stadium and used the ticket, they don't know who they're looking for or who purchased the tickets?

Are the club really bothered? They let you buy adult tickets on kids claret numbers.

There's a lot of grass goes on the turf!

ClaretTony wrote:I'm pleased to say this post has been picked up by the club

Excellent, better late than never.
Let's hope they act.

Although too late for me and my son to benefit, it may help the next generation, although I doubt the demand will be as high as the first few seasons in the premier league.

What was there response CT, will changes be made?

Or is that a topic for the newly formed fan group ?

Quickenthetempo wrote:How can the club police it?

They haven't done anything wrong until entering the stadium and used the ticket, they don't know who they're looking for or who purchased the tickets?

Are the club really bothered? They let you buy adult tickets on kids claret numbers.

Nothing wrong or illegal with buying someone a ticket as a gift I'm afraid.
So even when entering the stadium nothing can be done.

There was another popular game Angus where it happened.

Burnley Ace wrote:Which bit - that people use friends clarets numbers to get extra tickets or that the whole “points” system should be replaced?

Then theres the supporters clubs...

The current system is floored and no one can or wants to do anything about it


When I mentioned it many years ago I was told to shut up, and accept it.
So i do.

MACCA wrote:Then theres the supporters clubs...

The current system is floored and no one can or wants to do anything about it


When I mentioned it many years ago I was told to shut up, and accept it.
So i do.

Say each supporters club gets an allocation up to 50 tickets every game but it is every game is that wrong ? Nobody seems to have an issue that they will have got tickets for Watford this weekend. When ever it is a game close by (previously Huddersfield this season Sheff Utd) or a new ground we see the same comments to change things.

What about the younger fans who have built up their points the last few seasons, should they have there total wiped out and back to 0 again. Maybe the club could introduce away season tickets and those wishing to go every game would automatically get one. We will probably sell out 3 or 4 full allocation away games this season, next season Spurs will be like Arsenal for demand. You could argue if we are to start losing points perhaps Premier League points should be the first to go as it is a lot easier to get fans to turn up in this division than the championship.

claretonthecoast1882 wrote:Say each supporters club gets an allocation up to 50 tickets every game but it is every game is that wrong ? Nobody seems to have an issue that they will have got tickets for Watford this weekend. When ever it is a game close by (previously Huddersfield this season Sheff Utd) or a new ground we see the same comments to change things.

What about the younger fans who have built up their points the last few seasons, should they have there total wiped out and back to 0 again. Maybe the club could introduce away season tickets and those wishing to go every game would automatically get one. We will probably sell out 3 or 4 full allocation away games this season, next season Spurs will be like Arsenal for demand. You could argue if we are to start losing points perhaps Premier League points should be the first to go as it is a lot easier to get fans to turn up in this division than the championship.

I agree.

I mentioned supporters clubs regards people saying things can be enforced once in the ground.
What about the supporters who go on supporter coaches that dont have 6k points or no season ticket. Itd be harsh not allowing entry or throwing them out once down there.

Think the majority understand if you want a ticket enough you can and will get one, regardless of points, restrictions and supposed rules in place.

That's the point I'm making.

The tickets to supporters clubs such as London Clarets is a disgrace given that they are allocated without the same restrictions as people buying direct. There's no justification for that.

ClaretTony wrote:I'm pleased to say this post has been picked up by the club

More likely its been reported to them
Some supporters coaches would be half empty if all on board had to have 6000 pts
Will the ticket office stop saving tickets for certain supporters?

supporters clubs are no longer randomly allocated tickets.

For each game they have to apply for an allocation same as rest of us with supporting season ticket holder numbers with the correct allocation of points.

After Aberdeen this came into force.

Each supporters club was warned about getting tickets for fans who haven't got the right points. It allegedly came to light that one supporters club were even getting tickets for banned fans upto and including Aberdeen away.

That was how it was supposed to be, would be sad if they've let it slip so soon

Spike wrote:
Each supporters club was warned about getting tickets for fans who haven't got the right points. It allegedly came to light that one supporters club were even getting tickets for banned fans upto and including Aberdeen away.

Was it an official supporters club though?

I was aware of a coach being put on doing this, and there were band people, none season ticket holders etc with no questions asked.
A few people I know had to use that option when potentially missing out on big away games.

Still ways to get round it if you want a ticket.
More hassle than it's worth policing it to be fair.

Is anyone really that bothered who does get away tickets and whether they're a season ticket holder, have 6k points, live local or even support Burnley?

It's the whole day out and what you make it, is watching Burnley away IMO.

Spike wrote:supporters clubs are no longer randomly allocated tickets.

For each game they have to apply for an allocation same as rest of us with supporting season ticket holder numbers with the correct allocation of points.

After Aberdeen this came into force.

Each supporters club was warned about getting tickets for fans who haven't got the right points. It allegedly came to light that one supporters club were even getting tickets for banned fans upto and including Aberdeen away.

That was how it was supposed to be, would be sad if they've let it slip so soon

This isn't the case for Spurs tickets