: Wed Feb 18, 2009 1:45 am  

wire-quin wrote:

I paid £18 to stand on a crumbling terrace with no cover at Cas yesterday

£20 for a decent seat with a bar underneath and a band playing after the game is a bargain

You only have to travel twice per year (Quins & Celtic) try doing it every second week.

Get yourself down here and have a good day out.

Don't get me wrong, I'd love to get down there, I don't even particularly mind the time spent getting there, but Harlequins away is something I don't think I'll ever manage. It costs too much and if I had the extra money I'd go to Murrayfield Magic or Wembley.

: Wed Feb 18, 2009 10:56 am  

booked my ticket this morning asked for row w,will have to wait and see what they send me hope its not row a

: Thu Feb 19, 2009 7:26 pm  

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£20 is very reasonable.... http://www.hardpointphotography.fotopic ... 24088.html

Quins Tickets : Thu Feb 19, 2009 7:36 pm  

Quick question!

Am I being unreasonable?

I went to the stadium this afternoon to see about Quins tickets. I asked for confirmation that the tickets they had were for reserved or unreserved seating. The response was “reserved seating” I was informed that the only had about 20 tickets left but were expecting about 100 more to arrive soon from the Quins.

I asked if I could pick were I wanted to sit and the block. I was told you can pick the block i.e. £15Ticket or £20 Ticket. I said that I wanted to pick were I wanted to sit, but was told I couldn’t. When I asked why, I was informed that they just took the tickets off the pile as they come, so couldn’t tell me were I was going to sit within the stand.

After speaking to my mate who may be going down to the game with me said that he had never head of that before. He said that when travels away watching his football team he can log onto his teams site and pick the Block and Seat he wants at away matches.

What I’m getting at is why have reserved seating if you can’t pick your seat and sit in the area you want? I could get a seat next to the £15 ones therefore should of only paid £15

Cheers
Dave

: Thu Feb 19, 2009 7:40 pm  

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Re: Quins Tickets : Thu Feb 19, 2009 7:55 pm  

UK DAVE wrote:

Quick question!

Am I being unreasonable?

I went to the stadium this afternoon to see about Quins tickets. I asked for confirmation that the tickets they had were for reserved or unreserved seating. The response was “reserved seating” I was informed that the only had about 20 tickets left but were expecting about 100 more to arrive soon from the Quins.

I asked if I could pick were I wanted to sit and the block. I was told you can pick the block i.e. £15Ticket or £20 Ticket. I said that I wanted to pick were I wanted to sit, but was told I couldn’t. When I asked why, I was informed that they just took the tickets off the pile as they come, so couldn’t tell me were I was going to sit within the stand.

After speaking to my mate who may be going down to the game with me said that he had never head of that before. He said that when travels away watching his football team he can log onto his teams site and pick the Block and Seat he wants at away matches.

What I’m getting at is why have reserved seating if you can’t pick your seat and sit in the area you want? I could get a seat next to the £15 ones therefore should of only paid £15

Cheers
Dave

Apparently we are sharing with Quins fans now in just 1 open stand so I guess the reserved element is so we don't sit in Quins season ticket holders seats. I too would prefer to sit in an area of choice though.

: Thu Feb 19, 2009 8:29 pm  

Will I be able to pay £15 on the day?

: Thu Feb 19, 2009 8:40 pm  

Orrell Lad wrote:

Will I be able to pay £15 on the day?

I would guess not.

: Thu Feb 19, 2009 8:58 pm  

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Hogan Knows Best wrote: £20 is very reasonable.... http://www.hardpointphotography.fotopic ... 24088.html Amazing

: Thu Feb 19, 2009 9:08 pm  

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Hogan Knows Best wrote: £20 is very reasonable.... http://www.hardpointphotography.fotopic ... 24088.html Makes £20 look cheap