Topic: Spurs away selling details, Saturday 15/09/18 KO 1230

[ABJ]

Liverpool FC have released the following away ticket details for the Premier League match against Tottenham Hotspur at Wembley Stadium on Saturday September 15.


The game will kick-off at 12.30pm BST.

Liverpool FC has received a total allocation of 3,118 stand tickets for this ALL ticket fixture. Supporters not in possession of a ticket are urged not to travel.

Ticket prices

Adult - £30

Over 65 - £19

Young Adult (18-21) - £22.50

U18s (Junior) - £17

Please be aware that supporters in possession of concessionary tickets will be asked for ID at the turnstiles.


Hospitality Members

Kenny Dalglish Box holders, Premium Level and Centenary Club members should contact the Hospitality Department on 0151 264 2222, option 2.

Disabled Supporters

Liverpool FC has received within the allocation 14 pairs of wheelchair and personal assistant tickets priced at £30. Ambulant tickets are also available and concessions apply. Please click here.

Ticket Sales

The below sales will take place online only.

Tickets will be available to Season Ticket Holders, Official Members and Fan Card Holders based on attendance at Premier League away fixtures during Season 2017-18 on the following days:

Attendance at 10 games: From 8.15am on Thursday August 30 until 10.45am on Friday August 31.

Supporters who purchase during this sale are guaranteed a ticket.

Supporters can purchase one ticket per qualifying supporter for up to a maximum of 10 tickets per transaction.

Sales will then take place in the following priority order on a first come first served basis, subject to availability. We cannot guarantee that tickets will be available to all who apply:

Attendance at nine or more games: From 11am until 1.45pm on Friday August 31.

Attendance at eight or more games: From 2pm on Friday August 31 until 10.45am on Monday September 3.

Attendance at seven or more games: From 11am on Monday September 3.

Supporters can purchase one ticket per qualifying supporter for up to a maximum of four tickets per transaction.

Should there be any tickets remaining following the initial sales, Liverpool FC will make a further announcement. Supporters are advised to check www.liverpoolfc.com/tickets for sale updates.

https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/tickets/313933-tottenham-hotspur-v-liverpool-away-ticket-details

[Dan The Man 28373]

A massive 2 more tickets compared with the match at Wembley last season. 

Sold out on 8 last season, initial sales & returns.  Same initial loyalty as last season (10 to 7 aways).

Guaranteed ticket on Thursday

[RedPat]

So Palace away had an initial allocation of 2915 the club then received an extra 83 more tickets so the total allocation was 2998.Palace sold out on 5 credits from last season.The Spurs allocation is 3118 ie 120 more tickets than Palace but will probably sell out on 8 credits like last season possibly 7.Obviously Spurs at Wembley is a more attractive fixture than a Monday at Palace for the Corporate brigade.

[Craig S]

So Palace away had an initial allocation of 2915 the club then received an extra 83 more tickets so the total allocation was 2998.Palace sold out on 5 credits from last season.The Spurs allocation is 3118 ie 120 more tickets than Palace but will probably sell out on 8 credits like last season possibly 7.Obviously Spurs at Wembley is a more attractive fixture than a Monday at Palace for the Corporate brigade.

The initial allocation for palace only went down to 8. It only went to 5 on returns. So spurs is actually lower in that respect.

[daindan]

So Palace away had an initial allocation of 2915 the club then received an extra 83 more tickets so the total allocation was 2998.Palace sold out on 5 credits from last season.The Spurs allocation is 3118 ie 120 more tickets than Palace but will probably sell out on 8 credits like last season possibly 7.Obviously Spurs at Wembley is a more attractive fixture than a Monday at Palace for the Corporate brigade.

Us corporates only get 10% of the allocation even then every game has a waiting list with 500/600 out of 900 odd  applying for 300 odd tickets

[Sooty89!!!]

Us corporates only get 10% of the allocation even then every game has a waiting list with 500/600 out of 900 odd  applying for 300 odd tickets

”look at me I’m a hospitality STH” Pathetic!

[campioni]

Us corporates only get 10% of the allocation even then every game has a waiting list with 500/600 out of 900 odd  applying for 300 odd tickets

So you have a 1 in 2 chance of getting an away ticket, regardless of whether you have the credits or not?

[Barry Banana]

Us corporates only get 10% of the allocation even then every game has a waiting list with 500/600 out of 900 odd  applying for 300 odd tickets

Isn't it tiered, with Premium Hospitality having guaranteed tickets if they want them: and Lower Level Hospitality being in the ballot you describe?

It would explain why games with similar allocations have significantly different sales criteria: varied premium hospitality take up.

[Tiger Tony]

Isn't it tiered, with Premium Hospitality having guaranteed tickets if they want them: and Lower Level Hospitality being in the ballot you describe?

It would explain why games with similar allocations have significantly different sales criteria: varied premium hospitality take up.

My concern is Southampton, Cardiff and Newcastle at end of the season if we are in a title challenge. Always qualified for Newcastle and Southanpton, bet it will be touch and go at best if we are in the mix....

Transparency from the club would help. The Mancs do a breakdown of away allocation, number of applications and % chance of success for each group (exec/corporate, loyalty pot and other STH)

[kalle-anka]

My concern is Southampton, Cardiff and Newcastle at end of the season if we are in a title challenge. Always qualified for Newcastle and Southanpton, bet it will be touch and go at best if we are in the mix....

Transparency from the club would help. The Mancs do a breakdown of away allocation, number of applications and % chance of success for each group (exec/corporate, loyalty pot and other STH)

Yeah imagine Newcastle if we are top of the league by the time the tickets go on sale.. sell out on 18 

[RedPat]

My concern is Southampton, Cardiff and Newcastle at end of the season if we are in a title challenge. Always qualified for Newcastle and Southanpton, bet it will be touch and go at best if we are in the mix....

Transparency from the club would help. The Mancs do a breakdown of away allocation, number of applications and % chance of success for each group (exec/corporate, loyalty pot and other STH)

Southampton and Newcastle are always below 4 credits in fact Southampton last season went all Season tickets.If Cardiff away was before Christmas it would go to 4 or lower.If these matches in the run when we will probably be going for the title require high credits because the club are taking more for their sponsors corporates etc I will be sick.

[daindan]

Isn't it tiered, with Premium Hospitality having guaranteed tickets if they want them: and Lower Level Hospitality being in the ballot you describe?

It would explain why games with similar allocations have significantly different sales criteria: varied premium hospitality take up.

Nope so the main stand exec boxes and the exec lounge get wtf they want.  That’s 300k a season for the box or 11k a ticket for exec lounge.The chemistry, beautiful game, centenary club and kd boxes are in a ballot as per the selling notices anything lower don’t get access to any aways

[daindan]

So you have a 1 in 2 chance of getting an away ticket, regardless of whether you have the credits or not?

This season it’s harder cos it seems everyone of the 900 odd eligible are applying so more like 1/3

[daindan]

”look at me I’m a hospitality STH” Pathetic!

No I was correcting someone’s post. Idiot

[daindan]

Southampton and Newcastle are always below 4 credits in fact Southampton last season went all Season tickets.If Cardiff away was before Christmas it would go to 4 or lower.If these matches in the run when we will probably be going for the title require high credits because the club are taking more for their sponsors corporates etc I will be sick.

Set number mate. Plus if the ultra corporates don’t take them up it goes back in general swag pot. Kiev 1200 was returned by prh and corporates

[redgriffin73]

Couldn't access the whole of the front bit of 116 dead on 8.15am, first available row was the front of the slightly higher block, row 33 or whatever it is. Went for 115 in the end.

[Dan The Man 28373]

Got the same seat as last season, 114 towards the back. Hope for a better result!!

[AP823]

Transparency from the club would help. The Mancs do a breakdown of away allocation, number of applications and % chance of success for each group (exec/corporate, loyalty pot and other STH)

This is the minimum the club should be doing! Sure the fan forums have requested it but nothing happened.

[Philipm20]

Tickets from first sale arrived today.

[campioni]

Could they make the tickets any bigger?!

[redgriffin73]

Could they make the tickets any bigger?!

Mine's not here yet, are they like Wembley cup final tickets?

[carl123uk]

Mine arrived from the 1st sale. Different envelope to normal as there twice as long

[campioni]

Mine's not here yet, are they like Wembley cup final tickets?

Don’t think they’re as tall as cup final tickets but they’re really wide.

[redgriffin73]

Don’t think they’re as tall as cup final tickets but they’re really wide.

Sounds a really handy pocket size!

[redgriffin73]

How's this selling? Waiting for an exchange to go up to try and get one more.

[Shanklygates]

I logged in dead on 8.15 first day and there was a block greyed out so went for the row immediately in front of it - and if they tell us to sit down they'll be told where to go! Though supporting the team might be a bit much!

Corporates - 10% of the tickets 1% of the noise

[Too early for flapjacks?]

Tickets in the Spurs end are now available on 'restricted' general sale , with tickets "only available to supporters registered on our ticketing database before 1 July 2018". Anyone able to get me a ticket?

[redgriffin73]

Saying Sold Out on the official, are we able to have an exchange please?

https://www.liverpoolfc.com/tickets/tickets-availability

[Dan The Man 28373]

Returns now on 7,6 & 5 aways, on sale from Monday 10th September, 2pm.

[RedPat]

Returns now on 7,6 & 5 aways, on sale from Monday 10th September, 2pm.

Had a look at 14.05 saying sold out bit weird as the announcement said 7 credits was on sale from 2pm today until 10.45 tomorrow then a 6 and a 5 sale I certainly got the impression there was enough for all on 7.

[Leathered]

Never been to Wembley as an "away" fan before. Anyone going to a pub before the game, or just bevvying outside like for Finals?

[swedish_pete]

Never been to Wembley as an "away" fan before. Anyone going to a pub before the game, or just bevvying outside like for Finals?

I have the same question, I read about The Green Man pub being for away fans, so I reckon we’ll head there before the game.

I also received this info for ppl coming in to London by train/coach/whatever and are planning on taking the tube to Wembley Park

Due to pre-planned engineering works, there will be no service on the Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City and Circle lines between Baker Street and Aldgate which may cause some disruption to your journey to and from Wembley Stadium for the Liverpool match on Saturday.

Pre-Match Advice
Supporters travelling to the match using Euston or King's Cross St Pancras are advised to alight Tube or Rail services and walk west along Euston Road, or use local bus services 18, 30 or 205 to Baker Street. From there use Metropolitan line services to Wembley Park station. Supporters who would usually travel to Liverpool Street on Greater Anglia routes should instead alight at Stratford and change for the Jubilee line directly to Wembley Park. Supporters who travel on to Liverpool Street will be directed to the Central line and advised to change at Bond Street for Jubilee line services to Wembley Park. A normal Saturday service will operate on all other routes.

Post-Match Advice
After the match, queues into Wembley Park station will take longer to clear than normal. This is to prevent overcrowding at both Wembley Park and Baker Street stations. Please be patient and listen carefully to announcements from London Underground, Metropolitan Police and Wembley Stadium staff when queuing on Olympic Way.
Alternatively, supporters can use the Bakerloo line or London Overground services from Wembley Central station or use Chiltern Railways services from Wembley Stadium station. The usual managed queuing systems will be in operation at both these stations.
Supporters who do elect to use Wembley Park station and are travelling to Euston or King's Cross St Pancras are advised to use Metropolitan or Jubilee line services to Baker Street and continue your journey by foot or use local bus services 18, 30 or 205. Supporters who are travelling to Liverpool Street are advised to travel on the Jubilee line directly to Stratford and interchange for connecting services.
Supporters using Metropolitan line services to Baker Street for onward travel in central London are advised to interchange onto Bakerloo line services for a quicker and easier journey, as Jubilee line trains are expected to be extremely busy on arrival from Wembley Park. If you are travelling back to London Bridge or Waterloo, please use the Jubilee line from Wembley Park as space to board these services will be very limited at Baker Street.

I figured it might help someone...if it doesn’t belong here, I’m sure the mods will remove the irrelevant info.

[J_Kopite]

Stratford to Wembley Park will take a long fucking time (almost an hour) - don't get there too late if you're planning that route.