First visit to new stadium

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Tilly'sowner

Tilly'sowner

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Hi

Think I need some guidance folks!

The last time I attended a Spurs match was at White Hart Lane and bought a ticket at the gate!

Right, I’ve purchased 3 tickets via FanPass and these will be sent to me in due course (Fulham match). I believe these will be sent electronically. Do I only require these tickets to ensure entrance to the match? That is, I don’t need anything else?


i will be taking my boys (10 and 12). We are members but the tickets obviously won’t appear under our memberships.

I bought the fanpass tickets before we became members!

Thanks all.
 
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I'm pretty sure you get a paper ticket.

My son and I have been going down the past few seasons as members, and I used to print the tickets off at home. It has a bar code thing on it so you don't need anything else.

I used to be a long standing season ticket holder but I emigrated to Nottingham 20 + years ago, but we have recently taken the plunge and bought two new ones!
 
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Okay, thanks!

What’s the best time to arrive at the stadium for a 3pm ko? Is there any point arriving early? Just wondering if there’s anything to entertain the kids before KO.

thanks.
 
Tilly'sowner said:
Okay, thanks!

What’s the best time to arrive at the stadium for a 3pm ko? Is there any point arriving early? Just wondering if there’s anything to entertain the kids before KO.

thanks.
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The bars open , what more can a kid want ? , a walk round the inner concourse has lots of spurs history, find the old centre spot which is marked with a plaque and I'm sure Just walking into the seating area should be a memory, spurs shop where you can buy them the new shirts <laugh> and dont forget the place is cashless and there is a ban on bags over A4 size , decent food , and hopefully the south stand will be in full cry
Most of all I hope they have a day to remember
 
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Perfect, I’ll take them for a pint!

Cheers, shame the cheese room isn’t there anymore though.

We’re looking forward to it and I’m hoping the boys will want to return. My eldest doesn’t like crowds, which is why I’ve been unable to take them previously but he’s willing to try it at last. It might help him if everyone can keep the noise down…:emoticon-0127-lipss
 
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Tilly'sowner said:
Perfect, I’ll take them for a pint!
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<laugh>

My youngest was getting served at the bar at football from the age of 14...and getting **** from stewards about having a Junior membership at the turnstiles at Wembley.

One little tip...If you buy a beer, don't be tempted to touch the disc at the bottom of the glass until the thing's empty, because everything in it will be on your shoes in an instant. Every time I've been to the new stadium, I've seen someone do it.
 
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"Thanks for that Brian" said:
<laugh>

My youngest was getting served at the bar at football from the age of 14...and getting **** from stewards about having a Junior membership at the turnstiles at Wembley.

One little tip...If you buy a beer, don't be tempted to touch the disc at the bottom of the glass until the thing's empty, because everything in it will be on your shoes in an instant. Every time I've been to the new stadium, I've seen someone do it.
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My mate done it at the first test event when the youth team played.

Lost over 3/4s of his beer <laugh>
 
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Chaps

Travelling from mid-Kent - is it possible to book a parking spot in the area and driving up or is it simply better to use public transport?

Thanks
 
Tilly'sowner said:
Chaps

Travelling from mid-Kent - is it possible to book a parking spot in the area and driving up or is it simply better to use public transport?

Thanks
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If you go on tinternet there are plenty of companies offering pre booked parking , prices varied £12.50 to 32.00 quid , most expensive guaranteed to have all 4 wheels when you get back to the carpark
 
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Alfie Conn said:
If you go on tinternet there are plenty of companies offering pre booked parking , prices varied £12.50 to 32.00 quid , most expensive guaranteed to have all 4 wheels when you get back to the carpark
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Cheers. It's so obvious eh?

Just paid £45 to park at a nearby school (I need a large parking spot for the pick up truck I drive)!
 
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