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Fixture & Ticket News 25/26

Glenda's Legs said:
No. We have it for home cup games (I don't know how it works for PL games for non-ST holders) but the club has no visibility as to who scans in for an away game. I guess there would need to be some co-operation between clubs to share that information - no idea how easy that would be, it doesn't sound like it should be that difficult as long as a club's entry system logs that info.
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Most PL grounds now have the QR code entry...so it's just a computer task really. As, as you say, if clubs are willing to share.

Although a passed on/resold ticket still gets the original holder the points. Would cut out the non attendees though
 
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mephitis said:
Agree. That said my ST has an obstructed view. South 254 Row 6, cant see the other end of the pitch for the crossbar and top netting. Lot of money to pay to, have to, watch half the match on the telly, even if the screen is over 1000 m2.
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Surely that’s the case in every single stadium in the world?
 
Gazza Dazzla said:
Surely that’s the case in every single stadium in the world?
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Yep! I was being sarcastic. If I was that bothered, why would I have renewed my ST every season since we moved back?
Plus side is you can seen a lot of sh!t that goes on at corners etc. you can't see from further back.
 
Useful this

Ahead of our clash against Aston Villa this Sunday, we’d like to let you know about travel disruption which may affect some journeys to the stadium, as well as alternative transport options available.
  • Northumberland Park station will be closed on Sunday – supporters will need to use Tottenham Hale for limited Greater Anglia services instead.
  • Greater Anglia services will be substantially reduced, with two trains per hour expected to run between Liverpool Street and Waltham Cross. Services will also operate between Stratford and Meridian Water.
  • No Greater Anglia services will operate north of Waltham Cross, with limited capacity rail replacement bus services in operation towards Hertford East and Stansted Airport.
  • Additional Weaver Line services will operate through White Hart Lane before and after the match – though there will be no service between Edmonton Green and Cheshunt, with rail replacement bus services in operation.
 
markysimmo said:
Yep and the pricing of the CL games too, 1 Cat A, 1 Cat B and 2 Cat C's
It's not the sport of the common man anymore that's for sure
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Yeah, it's not the money for me, it's stupid kick off times and days and the whole 'experience' at the new ground.

We are a client reference these days, not actually fans.
 
Dear Supporter,



Ahead of next week’s sales windows for our home fixtures against Liverpool, Sunderland and West Ham United, we wanted to update you on a change you may notice on our e-ticketing site.



What’s New?



We want to ensure that the process of purchasing tickets is as easy and fair for Members as possible. Next week’s on-sale will therefore see the introduction of our virtual waiting room.



Members on the e-ticketing site prior to the 10am sale will be placed in the waiting room and allocated a random place in the queue when sales begin. Once you reach the front of the queue, you’ll be able to access the e-ticketing site and purchase tickets as normal.



Shorter Wait Times



As queue places will be allocated randomly, there will be no need to log in early to obtain a place. Everyone on the site will be given a random place at 10am – ensuring fair and equal access for all.



Stopping Bots



The virtual waiting room uses best-in-class technology that actively helps us prevent bots from accessing our website. In addition to shorter queue times, this results in more tickets being available for genuine fans to purchase.



We’re confident that this will deliver a stronger user experience for One Hotspur Members and thank you for your continued support.



Kind regards,

Tottenham Hotspur
 
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