Wembley Ticket Information

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Is it assign or manage that I need my network to be on to get mine and my dad's ticket at the same time?
 
CR17 said:
Is it assign or manage that I need my network to be on to get mine and my dad's ticket at the same time?
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How can I manage ticket privileges?
Once you have added someone to your network, you will automatically have the ability to 'assign' tickets to one another. This means that, when tickets are on sale, you will be able to purchase tickets on their behalf so long as they are eligible to buy tickets for that particular game. They will also be able to do this for you.

You will also be able to submit joint applications for fixtures such as away games, again providing that they are also eligible to apply.

However, if you would like to be able to purchase something which has been reserved under their account, eg. a Cup game ticket, you will need to request the right to 'manage' their account. To do so, please follow the steps below:

Log into your e-ticketing account.
Once logged in, click the round human icon in the top right corner of the page.
Click on 'View Account Menu' and select 'Network'
Select the supporter whose account privileges you would like to amend.
Once selected, you will be able to check whether you have assigning rights or management rights.
To request management rights, click 'Edit' and select the option to 'manage' tickets. Then click 'Send Request'.
Once your request has been sent, the supporter will receive an email notification asking them to confirm that they consent to you managing their account. Once they have approved this request, you will have management rights over their account. (If they do not approve the request, you will only be able to assign tickets to them.)
 
Dave_39 said:

How can I manage ticket privileges?
Once you have added someone to your network, you will automatically have the ability to 'assign' tickets to one another. This means that, when tickets are on sale, you will be able to purchase tickets on their behalf so long as they are eligible to buy tickets for that particular game. They will also be able to do this for you.

You will also be able to submit joint applications for fixtures such as away games, again providing that they are also eligible to apply.

However, if you would like to be able to purchase something which has been reserved under their account, eg. a Cup game ticket, you will need to request the right to 'manage' their account. To do so, please follow the steps below:

Log into your e-ticketing account.
Once logged in, click the round human icon in the top right corner of the page.
Click on 'View Account Menu' and select 'Network'
Select the supporter whose account privileges you would like to amend.
Once selected, you will be able to check whether you have assigning rights or management rights.
To request management rights, click 'Edit' and select the option to 'manage' tickets. Then click 'Send Request'.
Once your request has been sent, the supporter will receive an email notification asking them to confirm that they consent to you managing their account. Once they have approved this request, you will have management rights over their account. (If they do not approve the request, you will only be able to assign tickets to them.)
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ah mint so if it's on manage that means I can still assign them too?
 
Has anyone seen official confirmation of the limit on number of tickets you can get one transaction? Ive seen some say 6, 8 or 10?
 
Just a kick off time would do me. Joke. Buying tickets for a game that we have no idea when it starts !
 
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The lack of a kick of time is a complete joke. And they cant use policing as an excuse. Even the World Cup final has a kick of time set years in advance.
 
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Prehab26 said:
Just a kick off time would do me. Joke. Buying tickets for a game that we have no idea when it starts !
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Agreed. No impact here as we're driving down as usual, but for those booking trains etc it's a joke.
It won't be 3pm as it's a Sat, so got to assume it's a 5.30pm KO
 
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