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If you do not take up the offer of a season ticket at Wembley, you don't have to go to the back of the queue, just got this from THFC

If you decide to take up this offer of a Season Ticket for next season, the cost of your One Hotspur Bronze Membership that you recently paid for the 2017/2018 Season will be deducted from the cost of the forthcoming year’s Season Ticket at the checkout point when you pay for your new Season Ticket.

Those One Hotspur Bronze Members who do elect to purchase a Season Ticket at Wembley Stadium will be able to renew their ticket in the New Stadium and be part of the consultation process for seating location arrangements. Furthermore, we can confirm that current Season Ticket Holders and those purchasing a Season Ticket for the first time during this process will have the opportunity to purchase seats together at the New Stadium, albeit working within priority selection windows which will be detailed at a later date, when that seat allocation process commences in the coming months.

In keeping with how we have historically managed the Season Ticket Waiting List, should you decide not to take up the offer of a Season Ticket at Wembley Stadium, you will still retain your place on the Season Ticket Waiting List. This will mean that you will be offered a Season Ticket at the New Stadium dependent on your place on the waiting list and as and when availability arises.

I can only get back from Africa for 4 or 5 games maximum, but I will probably take up the offer. One NOT606 poster has already said that they are interested in some of the tickets that I can't make. Does anyone know how easy it is to let someone else have your ticket?

They are releasing 18,465 extra season tickets at this stage. I'm guessing that not everyone will take up the offer so those further down the waiting list need not fret, I'd like to bet everyone down to about number 20,000 might get an offer in the end.
 
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deedub93 said:
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I can only get back from Africa for 4 or 5 games maximum, but I will probably take up the offer. One NOT606 poster has already said that they are interested in some of the tickets that I can't make. Does anyone know how easy it is to let someone else have your ticket?
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Perhaps Spurcat etc can confirm the truth of some gossip that the club will not
be rendering the plague of Stubhub upon new WHL, and the club will buy/sell
on your ticket equitably if you cannot attend a particular game.
 
Those on the season ticket waiting list between 1-18,465 have been given windows to buy one now.
If you're between 1-4,500, then you have between the 13th of June and the 15th of June to take up this option.
4,501-9,000 have between the 16th and 19th.
9,001-13,500 have between the 20th and 22nd and 13,501 and 18,465 have between the 23rd and 26th.

Those that do not wish to take up this offer will still keep their place on the waiting list, if they renew their membership.
 
Anýone know what the 'Club Wembley' is about? The seats are a bit dearer but what extras are on offer? The cost of food at Wembley is outragous.
 
deedub93 said:
Anýone know what the 'Club Wembley' is about? The seats are a bit dearer but what extras are on offer? The cost of food at Wembley is outragous.
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The main difference is the bars serve alcohol for all European games whereas it is barred in other areas. Supposedly more leg room and supposedly better quality food available. Basically if you're in the other areas of the stadium, you can buy a hotdog. In Club Wembley, a hot dog is called a "gourmet baguette" and so demands a higher price.

The Club Wembley seats extend almost to the corner flags, so the supposed 'enhanced' view is not as grand as they would have you believe. For example, I was in Club Wembley for the semi final and diagonally opposite the far side from where Eriksen crossed. From club Wembley, we all thought it had gone straight in and had no idea Kane had the final touch.

My advice is keep your money and go for the cheaper options.
 
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O.Spurcat said:
The main difference is the bars serve alcohol for all European games whereas it is barred in other areas. Supposedly more leg room and supposedly better quality food available. Basically if you're in the other areas of the stadium, you can buy a hotdog. In Club Wembley, a hot dog is called a "gourmet baguette" and so demands a higher price.

The Club Wembley seats extend almost to the corner flags, so the supposed 'enhanced' view is not as grand as they would have you believe. For example, I was in Club Wembley for the semi final and diagonally opposite the far side from where Eriksen crossed. From club Wembley, we all thought it had gone straight in and had no idea Kane had the final touch.

My advice is keep your money and go for the cheaper options.
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Cheers for the advice
 
O.Spurcat said:
The main difference is the bars serve alcohol for all European games whereas it is barred in other areas. Supposedly more leg room and supposedly better quality food available. Basically if you're in the other areas of the stadium, you can buy a hotdog. In Club Wembley, a hot dog is called a "gourmet baguette" and so demands a higher price.

The Club Wembley seats extend almost to the corner flags, so the supposed 'enhanced' view is not as grand as they would have you believe. For example, I was in Club Wembley for the semi final and diagonally opposite the far side from where Eriksen crossed. From club Wembley, we all thought it had gone straight in and had no idea Kane had the final touch.

My advice is keep your money and go for the cheaper options.
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Gourmet baguette <laugh>
 
The RDBD said:
Perhaps Spurcat etc can confirm the truth of some gossip that the club will not
be rendering the plague of Stubhub upon new WHL, and the club will buy/sell
on your ticket equitably if you cannot attend a particular game.
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I can't answer that because I don't know. My understanding is there is a new ticket exchange set up in the pipeline with details being kept under wrap until being announced shortly.
 
O.Spurcat said:
How is Daniel Levy going to make a few extra quid if people do that ?
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If i dont show up and leave my seat empty, no hot dogs or gormet baguettes will be bought by the person not occupying my seat. On the other hand, if i give my ticket to a friend, he might be a fan of fillet de poisson frites or baguette de crevettes and be prepared to pay through the nez for them.
 
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