Tickets for home leg

[anton123]

Will bronze members still get a discount?

[colincramb]

Personally I wouldn’t even give them the whole of the north. Segregate it off and open the other half to rovers fans. We need to give them as little advantage as possible

[RedJ]

Will bronze members still get a discount?

Says no membership discounts.

[jackthelad]

Don’t really think people can complain at £21. Some just like a moan.

[Haytershead]

Can't argue with prices, guessing we've had to agree with both clubs and EFL.

[Filo]

Got mine online 5 minutes ago, beats going to the ticket office

[deebee]

Charlton fans will have to set off at about 7 to 7.30 am to come here.

[RedRover45]

Charlton fans will have to set off at about 7 to 7.30 am to come here.

Oh dear, how sad, never mind.
It'll be the early hours when we get home from the away leg.

[RedJ]

Got mine online 5 minutes ago, beats going to the ticket office

Wish we could get ours online. Mad that they can't make it so you can buy disabled tickets online if they have one of the people you're buying for down as disabled.

[RedJ]

Taken from the ticket website. This can't be right? under 12 £5 then 17 and under £8? what's that all about, as well as a 12-17 price.

Senior 60+   £17.00
Young Adult 22-24   £17.00
Young Adult 18-21   £13.00
Junior 12-17   £8.00
Under 12   £5.00
17 and Under   £8.00

I also noticed (I've just spotted the 'reserved tickets' screen on the website) on the reserved tickets screen, it says the reason you can't get a carer's ticket from online is because there's no price list for it. Surely there's a way they can make it available to those it applies to?

[RedRover45]

Taken from the ticket website. This can't be right? under 12 £5 then 17 and under £8? what's that all about, as well as a 12-17 price.

Senior 60+   £17.00
Young Adult 22-24   £17.00
Young Adult 18-21   £13.00
Junior 12-17   £8.00
Under 12   £5.00
17 and Under   £8.00

I also noticed (I've just spotted the 'reserved tickets' screen on the website) on the reserved tickets screen, it says the reason you can't get a carer's ticket from online is because there's no price list for it. Surely there's a way they can make it available to those it applies to?

It is right, it's been those prices all season.

[RedJ]

Taken from the ticket website. This can't be right? under 12 £5 then 17 and under £8? what's that all about, as well as a 12-17 price.

Senior 60+   £17.00
Young Adult 22-24   £17.00
Young Adult 18-21   £13.00
Junior 12-17   £8.00
Under 12   £5.00
17 and Under   £8.00

I also noticed (I've just spotted the 'reserved tickets' screen on the website) on the reserved tickets screen, it says the reason you can't get a carer's ticket from online is because there's no price list for it. Surely there's a way they can make it available to those it applies to?

It is right, it's been those prices all season.

Look closer. There's a 12-17 price, and an under 12 price. I know these two are correct and have been this all season as I've had to pay the kids in a couple of times when we've forgotten books. Then there's a 17 and under price - that's dearer than the under 12.

[RobTheRover]

Charlton's ticketing page says we've allocated them 3,001 tickets.

[Boomstick]

Charlton's ticketing page says we've allocated them 3,001 tickets.

They have the option of the extra 800 too.
Which is the wrong decision for me.
Much rather give them to donny fans, I would even rather have 800 empty seats than give them an added advantage.
All about marginal gains at this stage

[the vicar]

Got mine this morning steady stream going in

[dknward2]

Charlton's ticketing page says we've allocated them 3,001 tickets.

They have the option of the extra 800 too.
Which is the wrong decision for me.
Much rather give them to donny fans, I would even rather have 800 empty seats than give them an added advantage.
All about marginal gains at this stage

Who’s to say we will sell out our allocation. If we gave them less and they sell out I’m sure they would find a way into the home end easy enough

[Dare to dream!]

Charlton ave sold 10k for their home leg, how are we doing?

[glosterred]

Charlton ave sold 10k for their home leg, how are we doing?

We’ve sold at least 3, I bought them this morning


COYR

[Bristol Red Rover]

Charlton ave sold 10k for their home leg, how are we doing?

We've already sold 12k.

[RoversAlias]

Charlton's ticketing page says we've allocated them 3,001 tickets.

They have the option of the extra 800 too.
Which is the wrong decision for me.
Much rather give them to donny fans, I would even rather have 800 empty seats than give them an added advantage.
All about marginal gains at this stage

I do understand the thought, but this game won't be won or lost based on who sits I those 800 seats in the North East corner. Our fans will give tremendous support and the ground will be full, I'm sure. That's what matters - how well the fans support the team, not exactly how many thousand of us there are.

[johnny rovers]

Charlton's ticketing page says we've allocated them 3,001 tickets.

They have the option of the extra 800 too.
Which is the wrong decision for me.
Much rather give them to donny fans, I would even rather have 800 empty seats than give them an added advantage.
All about marginal gains at this stage

I do understand the thought, but this game won't be won or lost based on who sits I those 800 seats in the North East corner. Our fans will give tremendous support and the ground will be full, I'm sure. That's what matters - how well the fans support the team, not exactly how many thousand of us there are.

The way I read it is there IS an option to give them more tickets and it's not THEIR option to take.

[RedJ]

Charlton's ticketing page says we've allocated them 3,001 tickets.

They have the option of the extra 800 too.
Which is the wrong decision for me.
Much rather give them to donny fans, I would even rather have 800 empty seats than give them an added advantage.
All about marginal gains at this stage

I do understand the thought, but this game won't be won or lost based on who sits I those 800 seats in the North East corner. Our fans will give tremendous support and the ground will be full, I'm sure. That's what matters - how well the fans support the team, not exactly how many thousand of us there are.

Remember that time we destroyed all the hard work the club had done to build support over the last few years because we gave Palace them extra seats? tragic. And we're about to repeat that very same grievous error and set the club back another two decades here.

[the vicar]

It says on there forum they have been given 3000 with another 800 if they wa t them

[WheatleyRover]

Why have they done that, we should be able to fill the ground for this one like we did for the Palace game, terrible decision.

[roversdude]

When are away leg tickets on sale

[glosterred]

When are away leg tickets on sale

Tomorrow, 7th


COYR

[RobTheRover]

They are selling 4 per STH for their home game. We are currently selling 1 per STH. Sales of ours versus theirs are irrelevant at this stage.

[steve@dcfd]

https://www.doncasterroversfc.co.uk/news/2019/may/charlton-athletic-a-ticket-information/

[Donnywolf]

They've already sold 10k for the Home leg. Would be nice to roll them 3-0 and get em all wanting a refund !

Or for the ultimate "pant wetter" (I just made that upbtw) 3-0 to us in Leg 1 and with them leading 4-0 at home the heavens open. It rains for 30 minutes and despite all their Players and fans (and even Grounstaff) doing their best to clear the pitch and so get to Wembley the Ref (Mick Russell) rules the Pitch unplayable

The game is rearranged and the Addicks win 2-0 and Rovers progress to Wembley POF.

OK I lied about the Ref being Mick Russell - I dont want to make my tale too far fetched 

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

I'm hoping to go the away but need to get out of work tomorrow. Good job we have 3000 which we wont sell all of on a Friday night.