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One that's completely unnecessary to make tickets in advance. I'll just be paying on the day.
I think the initial 2100 will sell out and we'll get more
4500 capacity stand, no need to sell tickets in advance, and the fact that away season ticket holders can't take advantage of the adult and juvenile deal is poor, £35 for an adult and juvenile if you're an ASTH but only £29 if you are not. Seems fair...
Will they be lower or upper seats on sale first ?
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Originally Posted by City of Green
No idea but when Aberdeen played there in the cup the upper was busier.
Mrs MK and myself will be calling in at Fir Park on our way back from Inverness. I see that we also qualify for concession tickets due to being 60 . Auld age can have its benefits
If I’m reading this correctly. If you’re an away season ticket holder and you go with an under 12, you have to pay full price for the under 12. So it costs you £35
If you go up to the TO to buy the same, adult plus juvenile, it costs £2
Surely not right?
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Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
Adult and juvenile (U16) with away season ticket = £35
Adult and juvenile (U16) without away season ticket £29
So I have to pay an extra £6 because I'm an AST holder 1 adult and 1 under 16. Seems legit.....
Ridiculous, shows you how much Hibs value away season ticket holdersQuote:
Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
I am sure ASTH are valued Billy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
Just a mix up hopefully.
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Originally Posted by 3pm
Nah, it even says of the fishy site that the "family ticket" 1 adult and 1 juvenile can't apply to AST's.
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Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
I think you should contact one of our Fan Reps and ask them to raise this with the club.
Just doesn't seem right.
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Originally Posted by Keekaboo
I'm sure they'll be reading these threads and taking notes.
Why would they? Hibs don't get a penny out of it to be fair :cbQuote:
Originally Posted by Billy Whizz
I stand corrected! :aok:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
I'm another who will take my chances and "pay on the day" will be my choice.
You'll be deeply offended if the stewards don't ask for proof of age.Quote:
Originally Posted by MKHIBEE
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Nothing to do with Hibs. They can't anticipate clubs doing deals like this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Keekaboo
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Originally Posted by scott_b_
They should value AST's, after all if Hibs hadn't made a massive Noel Hunt of the points system then we wouldn't be having this problem now. An away STH has to pay an extra £6 totalling £35 if they have a junior in their company while normal STH's or walk ups on the day only have to pay £29 for the same tickets. That is wrong!
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Originally Posted by Geo_1875
No but there is no reason why any away STH's who go to every game with a junior should be charged more than someone who doesn't go to every gamed just picks and chooses.
I’ll be offended if they do, ofended if they don’t.just be a different offence takenQuote:
Originally Posted by Golden Bear
Everything to do with Hibs, they are selling the ticketsQuote:
Originally Posted by Geo_1875
What a nonsense, when have we ever come close to selling out the stand at Fir Park for a run-of-the-mill league game?
It made sense to have tickets for places like Alloa over the last few years, but now virtually every away game seems to be all-ticket (at least initially).
It's just a hassle for supporters and I'm sure it puts people off going, so is totally counter-productive.
Bring back the old system of pay at the gate and picking whatever seat you fancy when you get there.
For Park is usually unallocated seating anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Allan M.
Because it's usually pay at the gate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carheenlea
I'm assuming it will be allocated seating if they are selling tickets in advance.