2023/24: Tottenham Hotspur v Burnley – Ticket Information

[ClaretTony]

Prices still to be confirmed but what I've picked up from Spurs, absolutely nothing from our club on them.


https://www.uptheclarets.com/2023-24-to ... nformation

[ClaretTony]

Prices now confirmed

[clarets1978]

Tickets are digital and allocation is 1400

[ClaretTony]

Tickets are digital and allocation is 1400

Just picked up on that so will include at the link.

[ClaretTony]

Now done - there was nothing available until some time after they went on sale

[ClaretTony]

We’ve also split the seating/standing tickets this time.

[ClaretTony]

I’m confused with the seating/standing tickets. I’d assumed that the seating tickets were at the front but am I right in that they are just different sections?

[Claret Till I Die]

There were 2 sections of 118 for sale originally; One stating no standing and another that just gave seat numbers.

[Leisure]

I’m confused with the seating/standing tickets. I’d assumed that the seating tickets were at the front but am I right in that they are just different sections?

Think that they are to the left of the standing seats.

[ClaretTony]

Think that they are to the left of the standing seats.

It’s changed from two seasons ago when it was the front rows for seats. If I’d known that I’d probably have gone in the sitting section.

[littlemissclaret]

My ticket confirmation says "fulfilled at ticket office", does anyone know how or when the tickets will be provided? I'm going away for 3 weeks and only back on the day of the match and I can't get through to the ticket office on the phone. Thanks.

[Leisure]

My ticket confirmation says "fulfilled at ticket office", does anyone know how or when the tickets will be provided? I'm going away for 3 weeks and only back on the day of the match and I can't get through to the ticket office on the phone. Thanks.

They're digital tickets and will be emailed to you a few days before the game.

[Leisure]

Just 11 tickets left.

[durhamclaret]

Sold out

[Woodleyclaret]

Surely our original allocation will be increased ?

[Leisure]

Surely our original allocation will be increased ?

Nope. We elected to just take 1400.

[Goliath]

Nope. We elected to just take 1400.

Did we not make this mistake for games at the end of our last relegation campaign as well. It's quite clear that if we are still in with a chance then tickets would be in higher demand for these games than any other this season.

[Leisure]

Did we not make this mistake for games at the end of our last relegation campaign as well. It's quite clear that if we are still in with a chance then tickets would be in higher demand for these games than any other this season.

But we would have had to notify Spurs weeks ago what allocation we wanted and if we'd taken the other half of the maximum allocation and not sold at least half of them, the Club would have had to pay for the unsold tickets.

[ClaretTony]

Did we not make this mistake for games at the end of our last relegation campaign as well. It's quite clear that if we are still in with a chance then tickets would be in higher demand for these games than any other this season.

Just 1,294 Burnley fans there for our last visit which, like this year, is on the next to last weekend of the season. Don't know how many tickets we took for that game, it was never announced.

[aggi]

Just 1,294 Burnley fans there for our last visit which, like this year, is on the next to last weekend of the season. Don't know how many tickets we took for that game, it was never announced.

Wasn't that Sunday lunchtime? I have a vague memory that you couldn't actually get to the match on the train without staying over.

[Rick_Muller]

Wasn't that Sunday lunchtime? I have a vague memory that you couldn't actually get to the match on the train without staying over.

you're correct that it was a Sunday 12:00 kick off, which likely did affect the attendance. I live in Bedford and I recall not bothering as even for me being "southern" based it would have meant an early start to the day on a Sunday with little or no public transport. Which is different this time as its a 3pm Saturday, and I have already got my Super Off Peak ticket for £24 to get me there from MK - trouble is the rumour of a train strike! so I may well be driving to Cockfosters as I usually do for a trip to the big smoke (unless someone can recommend an alternative to that)

[ClaretTony]

Wasn't that Sunday lunchtime? I have a vague memory that you couldn't actually get to the match on the train without staying over.

It was a Sunday and I recall not long after leaving we got news that Brighton had gone in front at Leeds so it must have been the early game.

Just checked and it was 12 noon kick off.

[Kebsclaret]

you're correct that it was a Sunday 12:00 kick off, which likely did affect the attendance. I live in Bedford and I recall not bothering as even for me being "southern" based it would have meant an early start to the day on a Sunday with little or no public transport. Which is different this time as its a 3pm Saturday, and I have already got my Super Off Peak ticket for £24 to get me there from MK - trouble is the rumour of a train strike! so I may well be driving to Cockfosters as I usually do for a trip to the big smoke (unless someone can recommend an alternative to that)

Train strikes Tuesday, Weds and Thursday (7 to 9th May). You’ll be ok

[lakedistrictclaret]

Train strikes Tuesday, Weds and Thursday (7 to 9th May). You’ll be ok

Sorry to put a downer on things, but on the day of the match almost all the train drivers will be on an overtime ban, which will mean loads of last minute cancellations. Weekend rail services rely heavily on drivers working overtime.
You should be ok finding a train to Milton Keynes, because there are plenty of services, but people travelling to Preston and beyond run a real risk of being stranded in London. It very nearly happened to me after the Fulham game