multi tickets and match prices

chevyfire

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Anyone know when the 10 match multi ticket is being released or pricing for up coming home games like Portsmouth?
The multi match ticket is a good idea they now need to promote it get the fans in.
 
There is a forum user called MR.T who seems to know a lot about when tickets are released, I'm sure he will be on soon enough to update you.
 
There is a forum user called MR.T who seems to know a lot about when tickets are released, I'm sure he will be on soon enough to update you.

Wish I'd seen this bit of information before starting my latest thread Dav0 !!....perhaps MrT will answer my queries ??.
Thanks !.
 
Really surprised that the club have not been putting these forward with the season already underway. Thought it may be a way of getting a few more roaming fans on and a bit more money into the coffers.
 
Anyone know when the 10 match multi ticket is being released or pricing for up coming home games like Portsmouth?
The multi match ticket is a good idea they now need to promote it get the fans in.
I believe that it is £15 to get in :)
 
it isn't for "good" reasons:rolleyes:

Ring 01254 356950 and nice people + me (still in training) will assist you;)
 
it isn't for "good" reasons:rolleyes:

Ring 01254 356950 and nice people + me (still in training) will assist you;)
Fair enough, but surely someone can put an explanatory note on the site to avoid the frustrating waste of time?
 
it isn't for "good" reasons:rolleyes:

Ring 01254 356950 and nice people + me (still in training) will assist you;)

Fine for Accyweb readers, but not too impressive for others. I had a call today from a friend who is a Cheltenham supporter and who wanted to book 4 tickets online - his thoughts about ASFC were not very complimentary. Last week I had a call from 2 friends in Yorkshire who want come to a game at the Store First Stadium; they too were mystified at the absence of online booking.

I'm sure there is a "good" reason, Mr T, but yet again it gives a very poor impression of our club to the outside world. And let's remember that when booking online, the prospective purchaser can see a stadium plan and thus choose his/her seat. That's rather difficult in a phone conversation even for a miracle worker such as your good self.
 
Fine for Accyweb readers, but not too impressive for others. I had a call today from a friend who is a Cheltenham supporter and who wanted to book 4 tickets online - his thoughts about ASFC were not very complimentary. Last week I had a call from 2 friends in Yorkshire who want come to a game at the Store First Stadium; they too were mystified at the absence of online booking.

I'm sure there is a "good" reason, Mr T, but yet again it gives a very poor impression of our club to the outside world. And let's remember that when booking online, the prospective purchaser can see a stadium plan and thus choose his/her seat. That's rather difficult in a phone conversation even for a miracle worker such as your good self.
The only sensible way is communication @ transparency.;)
 
Bernard and friends "we are stanley" needs bombing:mad: brain childs of the past!!

understand the issues, but as always sadly complecated:mad:

Please call and talk to reception; hopefully "old gits" wont answer!!

Trying too improve, promise:)
 
Thing is MrT summat on website in way of reason, or when hopefully it will return to running, may go some way to help.;)
 
it isn't for "good" reasons:rolleyes:

Ring 01254 356950 and nice people + me (still in training) will assist you;)

It still seems not to be working. I rang today as suggested and was told that it's not possible to book tickets in advance. Only pay at the gate.
 
It still seems not to be working. I rang today as suggested and was told that it's not possible to book tickets in advance. Only pay at the gate.
I don't understand what point you're trying to make. You can pay at the gate for virtually all Stanley's matches, certainly for all league matches. With the apathy of the Accrington public as it is, what would be the point of Stanley spending its sparse resources on setting up an elaborate and unnecessary system for buying tickets in advance?
 
I don't understand what point you're trying to make. You can pay at the gate for virtually all Stanley's matches, certainly for all league matches. With the apathy of the Accrington public as it is, what would be the point of Stanley spending its sparse resources on setting up an elaborate and unnecessary system for buying tickets in advance?
Surely the point is people may want to buy the 10 ticket deal the club advertised?:confused: pish the fans off more n less chance than ever of getting folk through the gates?
 
I don't understand what point you're trying to make. You can pay at the gate for virtually all Stanley's matches, certainly for all league matches. With the apathy of the Accrington public as it is, what would be the point of Stanley spending its sparse resources on setting up an elaborate and unnecessary system for buying tickets in advance?

The ticket is not for me - it's for a friend who will be making his first visit. I could ask him to pay at the gate and then refund his money. Hardly friendly, methinks. In the past, I have bought tickets in advance for 3 or 4 family members and booked the seats next to my season ticket seat. They visit from North Yorkshire. If they happen to be delayed en route, it is (or was) good to know that at least the seats alongside mine were reserved for them.

Sorry - I didn't realise that taking a card number and issuing a ticket was an elaborate system. :confused:
 
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