Wemberlee!

I’ll be there, making a weekend of it

Cajunboy wrote:Charlie Cairoli.

I had to google him then as I hadn't a clue.

What a load of shit glory hunting fans we have on here.

They don't attend a single cup game but are making a day of it at Wembley like they're Bolton's No1 fans.

#plasticfans

Aye, but have you ever watched Bolton on a cold away game on a Sunday in early April?

I checked at 9am this morning just incase it would let me in so no joy yet. I went and emptied the dishwasher and came back and refreshed the page only to find out that I am now in the queue with 324 people in front of me and its only 9:30am FFS!

Well what a shit show that was! Got the opportunity to book tickets and it kept coming up with a popup stating please leave two seats together plus my session expired so had to log back in.

The whole process is extremely painful.

So we finally have our 3 tickets albeit in Block 504 not far off touching the clouds

Norpig, this should clear up the coach time issue for you.

still very early, even at 7.30am!

Norpig wrote:still very early, even at 7.30am!

3 hours to board everyone!

Some good news for those going on the coaches!

Norpig will be all over Greggs.

Just had a look back on the BWFC website to see when tickets are available to print and it states:

"Print at Home tickets will only be available for the final. Please note, tickets will not be issued at the time of purchase and will be distributed a minimum of five days before the fixture."

This is some info for those (including me) who haven't a clue!

Wanderers have broken through the 28,000 barrier for Wembley with tickets about to go on general sale on Thursday morning.

More than 3,000 tickets were purchased in ‘phase two’ of the sales, which included club members, with ‘phase three’ due to launch at 10am on March 16.

Supporters will be able to purchase six tickets for the final during phase three.

A maximum of nine tickets can be booked in one transaction, providing the booker has all other individual customer numbers and surnames to hand, or the rest of the party are already in their network.

Tickets for the Papa Johns Trophy Final will remain on sale until 9am on Friday March 31.

Ticketmaster's phone line will be open from noon on Thursday, and can be reached on 0844 453 9940.

As of last Friday Plymouth had sold close to 25,000 tickets for what will be only the third trip to Wembley in the club’s history.

By comparison, this will be the 14th time that Bolton have played at the stadium in its various guises down the years, dating back to the very first FA Cup final to be held there in 1923.

Starting from £20 for adults and £10 for juniors, tickets are priced as follows:

Cat 1 - £60 Adults, £45 Young Adult, £30 Conc, Juniors £10.

Cat 2 - £48 Adults, £36 Young Adult, £24 Conc, Juniors £10.

Cat 3 - £42 Adults, £31.50 Young Adult, £21 Conc, Juniors £10.

Cat 4 - £36 Adults, £27 Young Adult, £18 Conc, Juniors £10.

Cat 5 - £28 Adults, £21 Young Adult, £14 Conc, Juniors £10.

Cat 6 - £20 Adults, £15 Young Adult, £10 Conc, Juniors £10.

Please note, concessions are Over 65s, Young Adult (17-21).

£10 tickets are available for all Juniors aged 16 years and under.

All children aged 13 years & under must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

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Struggle to get 18,000 for a home game yet 28,000 are going to Wembley.

Shameful glory hunting.

Natasha Whittam wrote:Struggle to get 18,000 for a home game yet 28,000 are going to Wembley.

Shameful glory hunting.

 We've always had a lot of part timers that only come out for games like this.

Norpig wrote: We've always had a lot of part timers that only come out for games like this.

Don't be too hard on yourself, the trains have been unreliable.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Don't be too hard on yourself, the trains have been unreliable.

Oi i've had a season ticket since 1995