Anyone got any info about when these go on sale? Keep missing away matches despite having 25 BCP (often down to me not knowing when they go on sale).
Ticket details for Sunderland AFC’s Sky Bet Championship trip to Luton this month have been confirmed. The Black Cats will make the trip to Kenilworth Road on Wednesday 23rd October, kick-off 7.45pm BST. The Club has received an allocation of 1,344 tickets for the fixture, which includes seven wheelchair spaces. Tickets for the match will be priced at the following: PRICING - Adult (23-65): £29.00 Senior (66+) & Under 22: £25.00 Golden Senior (75+) & Under 19: £21.00 Youth (Under 17): £13.00 Junior (Under 14) : £10.00 AMBULANT PRICING - Adult (23-65): £24.00 Senior (66+) & Under 22: £21.00 Golden Senior (75+) & Under 19: £18.00 Youth (Under 17): £15.00 Junior (Under 14) : £12.00 Please note that any under-14 tickets must be sold with an accompanying adult. For this fixture, the club will follow its ticketing process - Away (Cat A) Phase 1: Season Ticket Holders with +55 BCP: Supporters in this Phase are guaranteed a ticket. This phase will run from 10am Tuesday 8th October – Wednesday 9th October at 4pm. Phase 2: Season Ticket Holders with +50 BCP (Subject to availability). This phase will run from 10am Thursday 10th October – Friday 11th October at 4pm. Phase 3: Ballot Phase. Any tickets that remain from our initial phases will be allocated via ballot, further details of eligibility will be announced on Monday 14th October, with the ballot open from Tuesday 15th October 10am until Wednesday 16th October at 4pm. This is an all-paper tickets fixture. Age verification measures will be in place throughout the forthcoming season, therefore the age band that you are purchasing must match the age band on the season ticket.
50 ****ing points for phase 2? Mental. It's an 800 mile round trip to home games for me, but I kept my SC for the increased chance of getting away tickets. Not worth it anymore for me sadly.
seems like they are making away tickets harder to get, what was wrong with old way that was working fine
Used to be able to get away tickets for games in London and the SE with no bother at all. I'd see the same people, who were clearly also exiles in the SE, over and over at different grounds. There's clearly plenty of people down this way who want to go to games. Now though, bloody impossible to get tickets.
We have a considerable number who only go to away games....they rent out their home tickets to get the necessary points...they enjoy the away matches better.
For years far too many people, branches included, using their cards and their mates cards to buy tickets and sell them on so they always get the tickets plus more points.
This is a situation with dozens of scenarios where someone is going to end up missing out and angry. At Portsmouth I helped out two lads, from the Isle of Wight, who almost never make it to home games so don't have SCs. It was easy to buy tickets because around 40,000 people chose not to go. The lads I was with included some from Hastings, Bristol, Devon, Cornwall, Oxford, Rotherham, etc. Some have SCs but don't get to every home game so give away tickets. I don't think I paid for a home match last season but decided to support the club more and bought a SC this time. Because I'm in Scotland I won't get to more than half the home games so will give it to people as I've done once already. Conversely I'll struggle to buy away tickets with it so will never accumulate points. The away games I'd prefer to attend would be the closest but they're most likely to sell out, I've no chance for Hull. One of my sources, in the Midlands, buys tickets for his group with their SCs as he works from his own office. There are often more who want them than he gets so no risk. But sometimes Sky changes the date, etc, so people subsequently can't go and the tickets become available and aren't always sold. If idiots didn't throw things from the away section, at the SOL, we'd allow more visitors and we'd probably get more in return ... who knows, it's an imperfect situation.
same, when either me dad or I, or family in Manchester ( Dad's side from Neville's cross/Wingate) we would be near the same people all the time now? be lucky to get tickets for games this season
@Smug in Boots im looking for 2 tickets for this match for me and my brother. I know it’s a small allocation so Im not expecting miracles mate. are you travelling down for it?
https://www.safc.com/news/2024/october/14/ticket-ballot-details-for-luton-away/ Sunderland AFC season ticket holders with +30 Black Cat Points will be able to enter a ballot for Luton Town tickets from Tuesday morning. The Black Cats will make the trip to Kenilworth Road on Wednesday 23 October, kick-off 7.45pm BST. The phase three ballot will commence from 10am on Tuesday 15 October and will be open until 4pm on Wednesday 16 October. Tickets for the match will be priced at the following: PRICING - Adult (23-65): £29.00 Senior (66+) & Under 22: £25.00 Golden Senior (75+) & Under 19: £21.00 Youth (Under 17): £13.00 Junior (Under 14) : £10.00 AMBULANT PRICING - Adult (23-65): £24.00 Senior (66+) & Under 22: £21.00 Golden Senior (75+) & Under 19: £18.00 Youth (Under 17): £15.00 Junior (Under 14) : £12.00 Please note any under-14 tickets must be sold with an accompanying adult. Fans will be able to enter the ballot as an individual or as a group (maximum of nine supporters). All season ticket holders included within the group must be eligible to enter the sales phase and groups will be successful or unsuccessful as a collective. How do I apply for the ballot? Once applications open for any given away game, applications can be made via our e-ticketing website. Applications are only able to be made by supporters who have not purchased tickets for the fixture. Supporters can contact the Ticket Office team via [email protected] should they need assistance entering the ballot. Please note that we are unable to accept late applications. Supporters will then be asked to supply their card details for pre-authorisation. How will I know I have been successful? Once the ballot has taken place, payment will subsequently be collected from the lead booker's card, and the tickets will then be sent to the lead booker's address. An confirmation email is sent to Supporters who are successful.
