No they shouldn’tQuote:
Originally Posted by erin go bragh
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No they shouldn’tQuote:
Originally Posted by erin go bragh
Why?Quote:
Originally Posted by erin go bragh
As someone who got an away ticket via a user on here but who's travelling consisted of a 30 minute train ride from my office, I think the above idea is brilliant but fundamentally flawed 😅Quote:
Originally Posted by erin go bragh
Nobody who went to luzern should be guaranteed an away ticket for villa because it went to a generals sale. Tickets were also 100% passed on too.
Hibs should also do a collection In Birmingham with ID to reduce the chance of tickets getting passed on to non ST members for this game.
£20 for a ticket I believeQuote:
Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
Where did you see this?Quote:
Originally Posted by percy veer
Nah. We were lucky enough to have that experience, can’t see why we should be rewarded for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by erin go bragh
Email to membersQuote:
Originally Posted by TheGreenMan
1st season ticket this season and been told I can't buy a ticket for this game as its a category A game. How long must I wait until I am eligible?
If you have a season ticket you should be able to buy one now. Make sure you’re logged into your e-ticketing account properly, sometimes it kicks you out so you have to log back in again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billyy
This is the message I get.Unfortunately, one or more items in your basket is assigned to a newly registered client, which is not allowed. Newly registered clients are not eligible to purchase for Category A games (Celtic, Rangers and Hearts) or for certain games in cup competitions. Please note - these restrictions are also in place when booking via our ticket office at Easter Road.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
Send an Email to [email protected], with your issue and they will sort you out! You’ll get an out of office message, but they always get back to you. I’m sure you’ll get sortedQuote:
Originally Posted by Billyy
seems like too much hassle TBH, Tickets are going to get passed on no matter what.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
It's a great idea and again something most other clubs do with a decent level of demand. If there's any type of priority system or group, HibsFirst, STs or whatever, then the club should do all they can to make sure those actual people with priority are the ones attending.Quote:
Originally Posted by percy veer
Could obviously be way out with this and sorry if it's already been explained, but I'm guessing we'll have an agreement in place and Villa will charge us £21 or whatever we're charging them at ER?
Otherwise it's a bit **** charging our own walk up fans £30
Will probably just go straight to general sale.
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Originally Posted by JohnM1875
Cheers 👍🏻Quote:
Originally Posted by BoomtownHibeys
Hibs could easily identify season ticket holders that traveled and reward them noQuote:
Originally Posted by Hermit Crab
No, that won't work or happen. Hibs need to sort ticketing out longer-term as it doesn't really recognise loyalty or attendance & is open to people passing tickets on, but there is nothing changing ahead of Villa or mid-season. HibsFirst, then season ticket holders.Quote:
Originally Posted by erin go bragh
Reward those who were fortunate enough to go to Luzern even more by guaranteeing them Villa tickets....not for me. How about those who were in Luzern not getting tickets and giving others a chance to travel to see Hibs in Europe at a more affordable place....no? Neither option is realistic so in the absence of any loyalty scheme all ST holders should be given an equal chance. Similar issue to Scotland Travel Club when points were awarded for away games, but those who could afford to go to all the games harvested all the points and others who wanted to go to games never got the chance to accumulate any points. Members paid a fee when they never really had a chance of getting tickets. No easy answers other than giving everyone an equal chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by erin go bragh
Is that because you didn't go to any of the away games? I'd be rewarding the guys who went to both away games so far. It won't happen because Hibs don't care if there's no money in it for themQuote:
Originally Posted by DIXIHIBS
No i didnt go to either away game but that shouldnt stop me having the chance. If hibs had stated beforehand those going to Andorra/Luzern would get first option of tickets in later rounds then no arguement, but they didnt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brooster
How about rewarding the non season ticket holders that attended the 2 home games as well then, or the small number that’ll be bothered to turn up on tomorrow……where does it end🙄
You seem to be making up a problem that doesnt actually exist.............Quote:
Originally Posted by DIXIHIBS
No i was replying to someone who thought that those who travelled to the two away games should be guaranteed a ticket for Villa. I didnt agree. No problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by green day
Why should Hibs First be given priority over season ticket holders? Many season ticket holders have had season tickets for decades 40+ years and more so why should they be overlooked at the expense of some newly introduced scheme?Quote:
Originally Posted by the_ginger_hibee
Hibs First membership clearly states that it's for the prioritising of domestic away League and cup fixtures only. European ties shouldn't come into it.
https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/hibs-first-1 "A Hibs First Membership includes priority access to away tickets for Hearts, Celtic and Rangers fixtures as well as all other cinch Premiership, League Cup and Scottish Cup matches. Priority ticket access to any potential European ties is also included."Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobo
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Originally Posted by Billyy
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Originally Posted by bingo70
Sure I read somewhere that you won't qualify for the first 6 months, could be wrong as it didn't apply to me so just skirted over it...
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Originally Posted by Bobo
Hibs First is a continuation of the former Away Season Ticket scheme where all members had to buy a ticket for most games whether we could attend them or not. It was introduced after the disastrous failed loyalty points scheme to reward loyalty. Bear this in mind, last season this was nowhere near fully subscribed and it was only capped at 350 but this season the Hibs First scheme was capped at 500, Every single STH got the option to join up and if you chose not to then thats only on you I'm afraid.
By the way, the official press release from Hibs regarding Hibs first also states priority access to any potential Euro ties is also included so you you're wrong.
A Hibs First Membership includes priority access to away tickets for Hearts, Celtic and Rangers fixtures as well as all other cinch Premiership, League Cup and Scottish Cup matches.
Priority ticket access to any potential European ties is also included.
https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/hibs-first-1