SpiderSpurs
Luke Young
STs haven't updated with the game yet, although the ticket on the app has - so should be any day now.
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Fixture & Ticket News 25/26
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Jurgen the German
Steve Sedgley
Was just thinking the same as I need to sell mine. Got a bloody cousin’s daughter’s birthday party to go to. There’s a WhatsApp group created every year for it. I don’t need to know if Aunty Carol and Uncle Bob can’t make it, just message us in the main family group.
I emailed the ticket office and they said by the end of the first week in August, which should be this weekend
Glenda's Legs
Jack Jull
Just got my eticket for the Super Cup.
Upper section behind the goal and as far as I can make out from what I can find on line, the very back row. Great
Upper section behind the goal and as far as I can make out from what I can find on line, the very back row. Great
Jurgen the German
Steve Sedgley
Just got my eticket for the Super Cup.
Upper section behind the goal and as far as I can make out from what I can find on line, the very back row. Great
Just be glad it’s not the back row at Selhurst Park. Tickets in that part of the ground should be free of charge. Appalling view.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Mate just posted about the QR codes changing for tickets every so often, thought it wasn't happening anytime soon
Glenda's Legs
Jack Jull
I think they change if you are using the Spurs app to get to your ticket but they don’t change on the ST pass in your wallet.
SirPercyHotspur
Matthew Etherington
From THST news , rolling codes pushed back to next season.
Ticketing meeting - July 2025 - Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust
Tottenham Fan Groups Seek Ticketing Fairness and Transparency In a recent meeting between Tottenham Hotspur executives and supporter representatives, discussions over transparency and fairness in ticketing policy led the agenda, with key...
thstofficial.com
SpiderSpurs
Luke Young
The rolling QR code on any tickets in the app has been a thing for a while now.From THST news , rolling codes pushed back to next season.
Ticketing meeting - July 2025 - Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust
Tottenham Fan Groups Seek Ticketing Fairness and Transparency In a recent meeting between Tottenham Hotspur executives and supporter representatives, discussions over transparency and fairness in ticketing policy led the agenda, with key...
SirPercyHotspur
Matthew Etherington
It's all very vague, as far as I know no official announcement has ever been made about rolling codes, just get snippets of info from FAB minutes and THST news.
Not a problem for me I gave up on using a phone to get in and got myself a stadium photo pass, if I ever want to give my seat to friend or family member I can just give them the pass, not once has a steward ever checked the photo on the pass to see if it is me using it.
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SirPercyHotspur
Matthew Etherington
Exchange open for first 3 matches.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
The Club is firmly committed to tackling the unauthorised resale of match tickets, which is a criminal offence under English law.
Ticket touting prevents genuine fans from accessing tickets and can result in away fans in home areas. It also rewards those who seek to profit from fans wishing to support their team in person.
This statement is intended to outline the measures the Club is taking to tackle ticket touting and detail what fans can do to support us with these efforts. It also reaffirms our position on the sale or transfer of away match tickets, as well as the types of sanctions issued to those who pass on or mis-sell tickets.
We also offer direct support to the victims of ticket touts on matchdays, many of whom are unable to access the stadium due to their tickets being invalid. In addition to providing them with documentation which supports in obtaining refunds, we use the information they provide to identify the individuals who mis-sold their tickets. Throughout the 2024/25 season alone, hundreds of indefinite bans were issued to ticket touts.
Touts are also identified through our monitoring of suspicious booking patterns and our investigation of fan reports. We take precautionary actions against any accounts reasonably believed to have direct links to known touts.
By using official Club platforms – which include Ticket Share, Ticket Exchange and Ticket Upgrade – you guarantee the validity of your ticket, ensure you pay face value, and deny support to ticket touts and their platforms. A non-exhaustive list of unauthorised websites can be found on Ask Spurs and should be avoided at all times.
Supporters can also report fraudulent or unofficial ticket listings to us at any time. On matchdays, any away fans in home sections – who will most likely have obtained their tickets from touts – can be reported either to a steward or to our matchday text service, 07537404821.
Away match tickets are strictly non-transferable and issued for personal use only. There are no circumstances under which selling or passing on tickets is permitted – including to friends and relatives. Supporters unable to attend an away fixture they have been issued a ticket for should always contact the Club.
Going forward, to help ensure that tickets are used by the fans they are issued to, we will increase the number of random spot checks and matchday collections required for away games.
We shall therefore continue to take the strongest possible action against anyone found to have sold or passed tickets on unofficially, in accordance with our Sanctions and Banning policy. Recommended sanctions include ticketing point deductions and indefinite Club bans. The policy also allows for enhanced sanctions to be applied where appropriate.
Any supporters who choose to relinquish control of their ticket will be held responsible for the actions and behaviours of the individual(s) in possession of it. This includes where tickets have been passed to friends or relatives and subsequently re-sold.
Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust said:
“THST supports the Club’s policy to ensure that the named ticket holder is the only person who should use a ticket. Demand far outweighs supply, and everyone should have a fair chance of accessing tickets, whether at home or away. We have also asked the Club to continue to explore new technologies and review policies, not only to deter ticket touts, but also to provide opportunities for fans more easily to share tickets legitimately via official channels, ensuring tickets are issued in the fairest way possible to all genuine Spurs supporters.’
Ticket touting prevents genuine fans from accessing tickets and can result in away fans in home areas. It also rewards those who seek to profit from fans wishing to support their team in person.
This statement is intended to outline the measures the Club is taking to tackle ticket touting and detail what fans can do to support us with these efforts. It also reaffirms our position on the sale or transfer of away match tickets, as well as the types of sanctions issued to those who pass on or mis-sell tickets.
What we’re doing
The Club continues to address the issue of ticket touting through targeted purchasing from unofficial sellers, the ongoing development of our own technology, and by working with the relevant authorities to push for wider campaigns against black market ticket sales.We also offer direct support to the victims of ticket touts on matchdays, many of whom are unable to access the stadium due to their tickets being invalid. In addition to providing them with documentation which supports in obtaining refunds, we use the information they provide to identify the individuals who mis-sold their tickets. Throughout the 2024/25 season alone, hundreds of indefinite bans were issued to ticket touts.
Touts are also identified through our monitoring of suspicious booking patterns and our investigation of fan reports. We take precautionary actions against any accounts reasonably believed to have direct links to known touts.
What you can do
Ticket touts sell through unauthorised third-party websites, where listings often far exceed face value and where additional fees substantially increase the amount fans pay. In many cases, the tickets they claim to sell simply do not exist.By using official Club platforms – which include Ticket Share, Ticket Exchange and Ticket Upgrade – you guarantee the validity of your ticket, ensure you pay face value, and deny support to ticket touts and their platforms. A non-exhaustive list of unauthorised websites can be found on Ask Spurs and should be avoided at all times.
Supporters can also report fraudulent or unofficial ticket listings to us at any time. On matchdays, any away fans in home sections – who will most likely have obtained their tickets from touts – can be reported either to a steward or to our matchday text service, 07537404821.
Away match tickets
We’re aware that an increasing number of tickets for our away fixtures are sold or transferred to other supporters. While this is not always done for profit, it prevents supporters who have missed out on a ticket and would have otherwise qualified from being able to support the team away from home.Away match tickets are strictly non-transferable and issued for personal use only. There are no circumstances under which selling or passing on tickets is permitted – including to friends and relatives. Supporters unable to attend an away fixture they have been issued a ticket for should always contact the Club.
Going forward, to help ensure that tickets are used by the fans they are issued to, we will increase the number of random spot checks and matchday collections required for away games.
Sanctions and Banning Policy
Given the options to either return match tickets or distribute them via official platforms, there is no valid reason for any supporter to sell (or attempt to sell) tickets via unofficial channels.We shall therefore continue to take the strongest possible action against anyone found to have sold or passed tickets on unofficially, in accordance with our Sanctions and Banning policy. Recommended sanctions include ticketing point deductions and indefinite Club bans. The policy also allows for enhanced sanctions to be applied where appropriate.
Any supporters who choose to relinquish control of their ticket will be held responsible for the actions and behaviours of the individual(s) in possession of it. This includes where tickets have been passed to friends or relatives and subsequently re-sold.
Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust said:
“THST supports the Club’s policy to ensure that the named ticket holder is the only person who should use a ticket. Demand far outweighs supply, and everyone should have a fair chance of accessing tickets, whether at home or away. We have also asked the Club to continue to explore new technologies and review policies, not only to deter ticket touts, but also to provide opportunities for fans more easily to share tickets legitimately via official channels, ensuring tickets are issued in the fairest way possible to all genuine Spurs supporters.’
Glenda's Legs
Jack Jull
Shirley the club must be able to update the LPs by now and therefore announce the cut-off for the City game. Only a week and a half away now.
I know this is an oft mentioned frustration but how hard can it be?
I know this is an oft mentioned frustration but how hard can it be?
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
If anybody wants a single for Wolves, I'm at Oasis so can't make the game
My ticket is on the TE currently but would take a bit less for a fellow GG'er
Block 252 Row 45
My ticket is on the TE currently but would take a bit less for a fellow GG'er
Block 252 Row 45
SpiderSpurs
Luke Young
My ST hasn't updated with the Burnley game yet.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Mine did a while ago
paxtonwolf
Taffy O'Callaghan
Our wallets havent updated yet, we're Bronze members, still showing tickets from the Brighton game in May
Should they have changed yet???
Glenda's Legs
Jack Jull
Are you iPhone? If yes click on the three dots, then pass details, then just pull down on the screen and it should update.
Or you can untoggle automatic updates and re toggle and that works sometimes as well.
SpiderSpurs
Luke Young
Google Pixel
SirPercyHotspur
Matthew Etherington
Ask your rep to make a complaint at the next FAB meeting on the matter, now Thursday and still no news about City tickets. If no-one complains nothing ever gets done.