Man U tickets on 22:23 - Sep 2 with 3975 views | dingdangblue |
Man U tickets on 21:30 - Sep 2 by 442Dale | Which won’t happen. But even if it did we’d get more tickets then. If we take 6000 at those prices it would be a very good turnout. |
You dont think we will take 6000? | |
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Man U tickets on 22:27 - Sep 2 with 3928 views | Molly |
Man U tickets on 21:24 - Sep 2 by DevonDale | I agree - if all season ticket holders take up their 3 tickets, then pretty much the full initial allocation would be sold before going on general sale. |
From the official site--- ALLOCATION We have received an allocation of just under 8000 tickets. Should these have sold out on or before close of play on Saturday 14th September, then it has been agreed with Manchester United that we will receive a further allocation of tickets. | | | |
Man U tickets on 22:32 - Sep 2 with 3896 views | 442Dale |
Man U tickets on 22:23 - Sep 2 by dingdangblue | You dont think we will take 6000? |
I think that’ll be a good following with the prices as they are. Can only go off the reaction of possible floating fans so far and a few people who’ve mentioned that £37 is far too much for them. Who knows. | |
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Man U tickets on 22:42 - Sep 2 with 3830 views | judd |
Man U tickets on 22:32 - Sep 2 by 442Dale | I think that’ll be a good following with the prices as they are. Can only go off the reaction of possible floating fans so far and a few people who’ve mentioned that £37 is far too much for them. Who knows. |
I hope we sell 10,000 but like 442Dale I have heard first hand a number of fans bemoaning the price having just paid out for school holidays and new uniforms etc. We have a different fan base to premier league clubs. I'm sure the club did it's best to drive Manu pricing down. | |
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Man U tickets on 22:55 - Sep 2 with 3787 views | SuddenLad |
Man U tickets on 22:42 - Sep 2 by judd | I hope we sell 10,000 but like 442Dale I have heard first hand a number of fans bemoaning the price having just paid out for school holidays and new uniforms etc. We have a different fan base to premier league clubs. I'm sure the club did it's best to drive Manu pricing down. |
As ever, those that set the prices, never have to pay them. Prawn sandwiches are extra for us. | |
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Man U tickets on 23:14 - Sep 2 with 3732 views | dingdangblue |
Man U tickets on 22:42 - Sep 2 by judd | I hope we sell 10,000 but like 442Dale I have heard first hand a number of fans bemoaning the price having just paid out for school holidays and new uniforms etc. We have a different fan base to premier league clubs. I'm sure the club did it's best to drive Manu pricing down. |
Mind you, compared to new school shoes those Man U tickets look rather cheap! | |
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Man U tickets on 06:36 - Sep 3 with 3573 views | Ancoats_Blue | I’ll bump a comment I put on the other thread. I’ve no issue with the pricing policy but it’s clear a number of people do. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– I've read and heard several fans claim that our club has inflated the ticket price for Dale fans and engineering a way to charge us more than Utd fans. I understand that's bollocks in the same way that there are Utd home tickets at the same price as ours just like Dale's pricing structure means that our Main Stand prices = the away stand but the Sandy & Pearl Street are cheaper. However, I do think it's worth the Trust putting some pressure on the club to make a statement about this to avoid any more false negativity and misguided ill-will directed at the club leading up the game. Maybe the club can do some rough maths and show that selling the away end out will generate £X for the club to invest in our future. I get the tickets are expensive and out of some fan's price range but in reality we all know that there'll be a mad rush to get to this game. Several sick days pulled, shifts swapped around and overdrafts dipped into. This is a once in a decade type of game for us and surely the sort of fixture that we dream for as a supporter of a lower league club? | | | |
Man U tickets on 06:55 - Sep 3 with 3551 views | Ancoats_Blue |
Man U tickets on 21:30 - Sep 2 by 442Dale | Which won’t happen. But even if it did we’d get more tickets then. If we take 6000 at those prices it would be a very good turnout. |
We took around 6000 to Spurs (Wembley). Although the match tickets were cheaper given the distance involved this meant a much higher cost for transport, food, drink etc. The group I went with all stayed in london. So for Spurs I reckon I spent at least ... match ticket £15 Travel £50 fuel / 4 = £12.50 Parking £8 / 4 = £2 Hotel £100 Food & drink £60 I’m not self employed so not lost any money by taking 2 days off, I know people that will have Feasibly those of you living in Rochdale could attend and travel to the game and spend not a penny more. Ticket £37 Public transport ~£8 On that basis it’s already cheaper than Spurs. If we don’t sell this out i’ll be shocked. Also, factor in the Spurs replay was televised and occurred during the worst winter in living memory. We still took thousands to London mid week. The worst we’ll see in Manchester in September is a bit of rain. [Post edited 3 Sep 2019 9:33]
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Man U tickets on 09:00 - Sep 3 with 3332 views | BobsAdaley | I think it’s relatively clear, but if you have a question for the trust we are always open, info@daletrust.co.uk. With your question and we will get a clarification | | | |
Man U tickets on 09:25 - Sep 3 with 3273 views | 442Dale |
Man U tickets on 09:00 - Sep 3 by BobsAdaley | I think it’s relatively clear, but if you have a question for the trust we are always open, info@daletrust.co.uk. With your question and we will get a clarification |
Please could you give clarification around the exact process raising issues with the Trust, including where answers will appear to questions that might affect/interest all supporters. As part of this, as there has been a response in this thread, could there be further clarication in terms of a response to the question asked in the ‘Trust Quiz Night’ thread where it was asked whether the Trust will address concerns raised via this messageboard as part of that agreed process. Thank you. [Post edited 3 Sep 2019 9:27]
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Man U tickets on 09:46 - Sep 3 with 3220 views | TVOS1907 |
Man U tickets on 09:00 - Sep 3 by BobsAdaley | I think it’s relatively clear, but if you have a question for the trust we are always open, info@daletrust.co.uk. With your question and we will get a clarification |
Or answers could just be provided on here, as has been done over other issues. | |
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Man U tickets on 10:31 - Sep 3 with 3126 views | Nafelad | Man U season ticket holders pay a lot less for their ticket, so I have a question - if a Dale senior season ticket holder buys 3 senior concession tickets , is there any check made that two of them will be used by over 65 year olds? | |
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Man U tickets on 11:35 - Sep 3 with 2980 views | D_Alien |
Man U tickets on 10:31 - Sep 3 by Nafelad | Man U season ticket holders pay a lot less for their ticket, so I have a question - if a Dale senior season ticket holder buys 3 senior concession tickets , is there any check made that two of them will be used by over 65 year olds? |
I raised this question on another thread, but no answer so i've phoned the club ticket 'hotline' and been assured that no proof of concessionary age is required when purchasing on behalf of someone else I'm not going to comment on the potential implications. It's possible i suppose that proof might be required at the turnstile [Post edited 3 Sep 2019 11:59]
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Man U tickets on 12:20 - Sep 3 with 2833 views | BuckTheTrend | What is the age threshold for Senior Concessions please?? | | | |
Man U tickets on 12:25 - Sep 3 with 2807 views | D_Alien |
Man U tickets on 12:20 - Sep 3 by BuckTheTrend | What is the age threshold for Senior Concessions please?? |
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Man U tickets on 13:12 - Sep 3 with 2643 views | pioneer |
Man U tickets on 10:31 - Sep 3 by Nafelad | Man U season ticket holders pay a lot less for their ticket, so I have a question - if a Dale senior season ticket holder buys 3 senior concession tickets , is there any check made that two of them will be used by over 65 year olds? |
Wonder what the reaction would be on here if other clubs fans tried to pull that one on us when they visit Spotland. | | | |
Man U tickets on 13:21 - Sep 3 with 2603 views | Nafelad | If proof of age is required at the turnstile, what happens if you haven't got any? Wouldn't the club need to inform people in advance that proof of age will need to be shown, if using a concession ticket? | |
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Man U tickets on 13:21 - Sep 3 with 2602 views | D_Alien |
Man U tickets on 13:12 - Sep 3 by pioneer | Wonder what the reaction would be on here if other clubs fans tried to pull that one on us when they visit Spotland. |
I'd hope there'd be checks at the ground, i.e. if someone using a concessionary ticket intended for 65s-and-over looked like they were clearly below that age Couple of things though. I'm happy with the club not requiring ST-holders having to provide proof of age for additional tickets since it'd be difficult to obtain, requiring a journey to collect (and even then, is that really proof unless they're there in person?) Modern turnstiles (i.e. not Dale's) are often automated so there's no human being checking the veracity of those using concessionary tickets I don't know what the answer is, but relying on people's honesty is probably unwise | |
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Man U tickets on 13:29 - Sep 3 with 2553 views | Nafelad | I think that, with such a price differential (£37 v £22), there is a greater probability that 'older people' would use a concessionary ticket, especially as the turnstile check is electronic. [Post edited 3 Sep 2019 13:30]
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Man U tickets on 13:29 - Sep 3 with 2553 views | SuddenLad |
Man U tickets on 13:21 - Sep 3 by D_Alien | I'd hope there'd be checks at the ground, i.e. if someone using a concessionary ticket intended for 65s-and-over looked like they were clearly below that age Couple of things though. I'm happy with the club not requiring ST-holders having to provide proof of age for additional tickets since it'd be difficult to obtain, requiring a journey to collect (and even then, is that really proof unless they're there in person?) Modern turnstiles (i.e. not Dale's) are often automated so there's no human being checking the veracity of those using concessionary tickets I don't know what the answer is, but relying on people's honesty is probably unwise |
It's much too difficult to enforce, due to time and manpower considerations at the point of entry to the ground and consequent congestion caused as a result. Any checking should/could only be realistically done at the point of purchase. | |
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Man U tickets on 13:33 - Sep 3 with 2526 views | dale_spotland |
Man U tickets on 13:21 - Sep 3 by D_Alien | I'd hope there'd be checks at the ground, i.e. if someone using a concessionary ticket intended for 65s-and-over looked like they were clearly below that age Couple of things though. I'm happy with the club not requiring ST-holders having to provide proof of age for additional tickets since it'd be difficult to obtain, requiring a journey to collect (and even then, is that really proof unless they're there in person?) Modern turnstiles (i.e. not Dale's) are often automated so there's no human being checking the veracity of those using concessionary tickets I don't know what the answer is, but relying on people's honesty is probably unwise |
I know some clubs have stewards in a position where they can see the turnstiles, and for the different age brackets, a different coloured light flashes, alerting the stewards who to expect through. | |
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Man U tickets on 13:38 - Sep 3 with 2495 views | 442Dale | Can anyone who’s been up confirm that it’s ok for a ST holder to take more than one book to get tickets? eg. one person with two ST books can get six tickets. Tried ringing the club but it rings out, understandably with tickets now on sale. | |
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Man U tickets on 13:39 - Sep 3 with 2491 views | SuddenLad |
Man U tickets on 13:38 - Sep 3 by 442Dale | Can anyone who’s been up confirm that it’s ok for a ST holder to take more than one book to get tickets? eg. one person with two ST books can get six tickets. Tried ringing the club but it rings out, understandably with tickets now on sale. |
That's exactly what I did. Took 2 season tickets and bought 6 match tickets. | |
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Man U tickets on 13:59 - Sep 3 with 2426 views | Sheffdale | Helpful and straightforward on the phone as I just bought tickets for myself and a son. Jan Marsh took the call and is as excited as the rest of us. Wanted photos of my season ticket and voucher A. Old Trafford here we come. | | | |
Man U tickets on 14:32 - Sep 3 with 2332 views | boromat | Straight forward enough on the phone they're obviously busy and a bit stressed. I got through on the second attempt. Just need to give in the voucher when I collect. | |
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