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That's it so far, why?
Got tickets to United v Fulham in February 2024!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please tell me that you have only booked the ticket at this stage
That's it so far, why?
Got tickets to United v Fulham in February 2024!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please tell me that you have only booked the ticket at this stage
Guessing you mean the FA Cup? Is that announced tomorrow?That's it so far, why?
Got tickets to United v Fulham in February 2024!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please tell me that you have only booked the ticket at this stage
I'd have waited for the FA to announce what dates the Cup will take place, so you know with fair likelihood that match will happen near the date it is scheduled. Should know tomorrow
I would think so but the FA never does anything smart. Sadly I may have to root for United and Fulham to get dumped out of the League Cup. Although I guess we could try and get tickets for that at Wembley if United made it again.
Thanks
As I know you're a United fan, I would like to take a second to suggest paying up for the VIP experience for the game you are going to. I did it back in 2016 and it was well worth the extra few bucks to me. Now, granted me and my wife like to imbibe and we certainly had more than a few, but they give you three hours of open bar and food - and the food was actually quite decent. You have the chance to sit and chat with a lot of other strong United supporters that often times are visiting from all over the globe - we sat with two awesome guys from Ireland, a couple from Wales and a few others from the UK (can't remember off the top of my head as it was a few years back). Everything about the experience was top notch, they give you a goodie bag of swag, and an ex United player comes and chats for a bit and then will actually engage the crowd - it was a player from the 80's and the name escapes me now but he was more than willing to have a beer and chat with you for a bit. Pretty sure they give you preferred car park spacing as well which is nice especially after the game.
As I know you're a United fan, I would like to take a second to suggest paying up for the VIP experience for the game you are going to. I did it back in 2016 and it was well worth the extra few bucks to me. Now, granted me and my wife like to imbibe and we certainly had more than a few, but they give you three hours of open bar and food - and the food was actually quite decent. You have the chance to sit and chat with a lot of other strong United supporters that often times are visiting from all over the globe - we sat with two awesome guys from Ireland, a couple from Wales and a few others from the UK (can't remember off the top of my head as it was a few years back). Everything about the experience was top notch, they give you a goodie bag of swag, and an ex United player comes and chats for a bit and then will actually engage the crowd - it was a player from the 80's and the name escapes me now but he was more than willing to have a beer and chat with you for a bit. Pretty sure they give you preferred car park spacing as well which is nice especially after the game.
It's going to be cold and rainy in February and a game against Fulham is not going to be the most raucous crowd (my game was against Villa and I had a rant about it how the United posh fans were quiet af while the traveling supporters were in much better voice even though they lost).
I'm sure the additional value I got out of it was the booze and the people I was sat with as it was a fun fun pregame whereas the game was rather drab, but I did figured I'd be remiss by not throwing that out there to a fan. FWIW, the VIP package tickets go for well more than 2x what the Fulham game tickets were against a higher profile club, so you're getting a fair price, imho, especially for a stadium you may well never go to again.
yeah with 5 people it could become pricey - there are plenty of places to pregame right outside of OT so hopefully the weather is nice.As I know you're a United fan, I would like to take a second to suggest paying up for the VIP experience for the game you are going to. I did it back in 2016 and it was well worth the extra few bucks to me. Now, granted me and my wife like to imbibe and we certainly had more than a few, but they give you three hours of open bar and food - and the food was actually quite decent. You have the chance to sit and chat with a lot of other strong United supporters that often times are visiting from all over the globe - we sat with two awesome guys from Ireland, a couple from Wales and a few others from the UK (can't remember off the top of my head as it was a few years back). Everything about the experience was top notch, they give you a goodie bag of swag, and an ex United player comes and chats for a bit and then will actually engage the crowd - it was a player from the 80's and the name escapes me now but he was more than willing to have a beer and chat with you for a bit. Pretty sure they give you preferred car park spacing as well which is nice especially after the game.
It's going to be cold and rainy in February and a game against Fulham is not going to be the most raucous crowd (my game was against Villa and I had a rant about it how the United posh fans were quiet af while the traveling supporters were in much better voice even though they lost).
I'm sure the additional value I got out of it was the booze and the people I was sat with as it was a fun fun pregame whereas the game was rather drab, but I did figured I'd be remiss by not throwing that out there to a fan. FWIW, the VIP package tickets go for well more than 2x what the Fulham game tickets were against a higher profile club, so you're getting a fair price, imho, especially for a stadium you may well never go to again.
Thanks. Considered it. The hospitality pricing was 50% more in cost and I am sure it would be worth it. But a lot of moving parts with 5 of us going so could still look into it further (just wanted to make sure we got into the game!). Also looking into other possible games (Burnley v Arsenal since my bro in law is an Arsenal supporter), game at Wrexham?....
My kid is hoping for the cold and rainy! haha.yeah with 5 people it could become pricey - there are plenty of places to pregame right outside of OT so hopefully the weather is nice.As I know you're a United fan, I would like to take a second to suggest paying up for the VIP experience for the game you are going to. I did it back in 2016 and it was well worth the extra few bucks to me. Now, granted me and my wife like to imbibe and we certainly had more than a few, but they give you three hours of open bar and food - and the food was actually quite decent. You have the chance to sit and chat with a lot of other strong United supporters that often times are visiting from all over the globe - we sat with two awesome guys from Ireland, a couple from Wales and a few others from the UK (can't remember off the top of my head as it was a few years back). Everything about the experience was top notch, they give you a goodie bag of swag, and an ex United player comes and chats for a bit and then will actually engage the crowd - it was a player from the 80's and the name escapes me now but he was more than willing to have a beer and chat with you for a bit. Pretty sure they give you preferred car park spacing as well which is nice especially after the game.
It's going to be cold and rainy in February and a game against Fulham is not going to be the most raucous crowd (my game was against Villa and I had a rant about it how the United posh fans were quiet af while the traveling supporters were in much better voice even though they lost).
I'm sure the additional value I got out of it was the booze and the people I was sat with as it was a fun fun pregame whereas the game was rather drab, but I did figured I'd be remiss by not throwing that out there to a fan. FWIW, the VIP package tickets go for well more than 2x what the Fulham game tickets were against a higher profile club, so you're getting a fair price, imho, especially for a stadium you may well never go to again.
Thanks. Considered it. The hospitality pricing was 50% more in cost and I am sure it would be worth it. But a lot of moving parts with 5 of us going so could still look into it further (just wanted to make sure we got into the game!). Also looking into other possible games (Burnley v Arsenal since my bro in law is an Arsenal supporter), game at Wrexham?....
Enjoy!
I'm sure Titus can better answer but from what we have seen:
when they host United you would be my hero. Yes it's v United but I just want to experience that away entrance!!!!
Not a cop out and I appreciate the answer. I’ll dabble online and ask again when I have specific dates ready.
Yeah the only reason we are looking at Burnley is one of us is an Arsenal supporter. Trying to get tickets through Arsenal's away side.
If we can not get in there I think we will spend most of the early week as tourists in London (including a tour of the Emirates). We would love to see games in other grounds (with the exception of a few places) but location might play a part if it's not a United or Arsenal match.
Now if you could get us into Luton Town on the 17th
Picturing a band of 13 year olds doing situps in the snow while 37 year old James Milner watches over them and corrects their form by doing a few of his own is the platonic ideal of... something. Maybe many things.
Imo, I don't think Saudi has a long term plan. I think everything is being done to secure a WC in the future, I don't think any care is being given to sustaining or improving Saudi football.
Mentioned this before, but I found looking at different fan sites or subreddits the easiest way to go. Ended up using some Spurs membership card from a guy that had an extra ticket for a good price.
Interesting since they announced Messi will make his debut on 7.21.
looking foward to seeing what new MLS rule book they throw out there that somehow allows all of these guys to join... unless they're playing for MLS regular wages.
It's a little know part of Beckham's contract that not only does he get to own a team, but he gets first shot at Messi and the accompanying MDP spots that come with Messi.
The Miami owner said no new rules are coming, like what happened when Becks came.
Update - seats listed now in my section for around 1k per seat
Kante left on a free and Pulisic will be sold soon. Massive turnover.
Rumors Lukaku might also be off to SA since Inter can't buy him and Chelsea don't want to loan him again.
Note to self: don't plan to see Messi in this lifetime.
I bet it dies down by next season and people can see him play for relatively normal prices.
Seen him twice in the Camp Nou and have season tix in Charlotte. The second time in the Camp Nou was quite expensive due to it being great seats against Espanyol for the last home game. Have a priceless video of him scoring a brilliant free kick then.
