Crewe 2nd leg

[donnyguy]

https://www.doncasterroversfc.co.uk/news/2024/april/crewe-home-tickets/

[dknward2]

Great to see we can open the north stand for home fans let's get all 4 stands full of rovers obviously barring the Crewe fans

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

Agreed I really hope we can fill it, tough ask but would be great.  Up to us all to fill the place.

Are we able to tell the club to release season ticket seats for those who aren't going? I've two kids seats that won't be purchased for example.

[Filo]

£20 is a good price butnotice seniors has gone from 60+ to 65+

[ravenrover]

Does anyone know if your season ticket seat is reserved for you?

[Reg of the Rovers]

Does anyone know if your season ticket seat is reserved for you?

Yes, until Mon 6th May

[steve@dcfd]

£20 is a good price butnotice seniors has gone from 60+ to 65+

It could be an EFL stipulation in these games

[Filo]

£20 is a good price butnotice seniors has gone from 60+ to 65+

It could be an EFL stipulation in these games

Don’t think it is, 65+ is already there for non season ticket holders buying a ticket for a match, 60+ season ticket holders got a match ticket for other competitions for 60+ prices I believe, nothing stated on this game though

[steve@dcfd]

Ok but both legs are showing 65+ for seniors at Crewe and at Doncaster

[Donnywolf]

Maybe it's a reciprocal thing

If they charge at 65 so should we

[philsky]

"strong possibility most sold before general sale".

If Crewe are getting 1,600 doesn't that leave c12,000 or so for home fans ?

[Silkscarf]

‘Most’ is 50% plus one I suppose!

[DonnyBazR0ver]

Maybe it's a reciprocal thing

If they charge at 65 so should we

It was the same for Everton which the current 60 to 64 season members got the lower rate.

Either way, I'm happy to pay the extra £5 if I have to.

[DRFCSouth]

Would becoming a season ticket holder for 24/25 help in getting tickets earlier? Or is this open to this seasons sth's only?

[natetherover]

Anyone know how many season ticket holders we have this year?

I’m exiled and only been to a couple of games this year, but kicking myself now for not getting the membership. I don’t mind paying for a membership for it now, but need an additional 2 tickets for my son and uncle.

[Filo]

Anyone know how many season ticket holders we have this year?

I’m exiled and only been to a couple of games this year, but kicking myself now for not getting the membership. I don’t mind paying for a membership for it now, but need an additional 2 tickets for my son and uncle.

Although it will be a large crowd, I doubt it will sell out

[drfchound]

Would becoming a season ticket holder for 24/25 help in getting tickets earlier? Or is this open to this seasons sth's only?

On the DRFC website it states that buying a membership would be an advantage for getting a ticket.

[DRFCSouth]

Would becoming a season ticket holder for 24/25 help in getting tickets earlier? Or is this open to this seasons sth's only?

On the DRFC website it states that buying a membership would be an advantage for getting a ticket.

That was my take on it. It mentions supporter membership & lottery, but not a ST. I've missed the football bug and adrenaline of a live match. Either way I'd like to get along a lot more next year. Thanks.

[roversdude]

A membership is a ST

[ian1980]

Given they are thinking of opening part of the north stand to home fans if it’s required. I don’t think anyone will not be able to get a ticket if they want one.

[Padge_DRFC]

Given they are thinking of opening part of the north stand to home fans if it’s required. I don’t think anyone will not be able to get a ticket if they want one.

Won't sell out it's on sky. People hard up will save their money and watch it on Tele. Most people don't pay for sky either they'll be watching on firesticks too. I think we'll get 9k home fans barring a disaster result Monday

[dickos1]

We won’t get less home fans than the barrow game

[drfcsteve]

I hope we get more home fans than the Barrow game otherwise the stadium will look at bit empty if there’s no one in the North stand!

[colincramb]

I think people are underestimating the interest this run has created. People in the area are starting to talk about the club again, kids are getting engaged. For example, I’ve already got 4 people asking me if I can buy them the spare ticket I get with my season pass for this match. I’m sure many other ST holders have had similar requests

[Petche]

What is supporter flexi-package?

[thumper]

5 or 10 game pass maybe?

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

So, how we gonna sell this game out?  Where's DonnyBob?

[DonnyBazR0ver]

I think people are underestimating the interest this run has created. People in the area are starting to talk about the club again, kids are getting engaged. For example, I’ve already got 4 people asking me if I can buy them the spare ticket I get with my season pass for this match. I’m sure many other ST holders have had similar requests

This is good to hear. The take up v Barrow was encouraging but it's hard to judge how much wider interest will be converted in to ticket sales, as said with it being on Sky.

I was surprised to see the attendance v Charlton was only just over 11k with 3,200 from Charlton.

As suggested though, we should be able to accommodate up to at least 12,000 home fans, which is extremely rare!

Once again, providing it's still a competitive tie, it will be a great atmosphere.

[normal rules]

Interesting to see what crowd there will be for this . Consider there was 13081 for the Southend game . And they brought a full north stand allocation .

[DRFCSouth]

If you buy a ST for next year it has no relevance in priority for buying the 2nd leg home tickets, apart from being able to buy from Saturday onwards.

Which is probably fair to those that have endured the first half of the season.