Problems Getting In Tonight - especially fans with kids : Fri Feb 13, 2009 12:27 pm  

Have just been reading the details on both clubs official sites and the forums about expected attendence tonight.

Yesterday lunchtime approx 15,000 tickets had been sold so you can add probably another 1000 to that by now.

On the Warrington website it says that the kids can exchange the appropriate voucher from wolfpack season tickets at the turnstile but looking at the fact that the game is fast approaching sell out it seems that will not be the case.

So if you know anyone who is taking kids and they havent swapped the season ticket voucher for an actual ticket it may be prudent to get them to do so or their may be problems as we near kick off time

Re: Problems Getting In Tonight - especially fans with kids : Fri Feb 13, 2009 1:08 pm  

sirlesboyd wrote:

On the Warrington website it says that the kids can exchange the appropriate voucher from wolfpack season tickets at the turnstile but looking at the fact that the game is fast approaching sell out it seems that will not be the case.

Just to clarify that the bit in bold is your own personal opinion and does not relate to anything released by either club involved in tonights game.

I would imagine that the truth is that you can exchange vouchers on the gate until the ground capacity is reached (which won't hapeen) through a combination of advanced ticket sales and pay on the gate. If this did happen and you had changed your kid voucher for a ticket then entry would be by ticket only and no cash eg kid gets in you don't. Are you going to wait outside the gate for the kid to come out at the end of the match?

Seems to me that you are scaremongering with no justification whatsovever and in so doing so potentially putting off some fansd from attending: thanks.

: Fri Feb 13, 2009 1:13 pm  

16,000 sold, 17,500 capacity, kids told they can exchange on the gate....

I think a sell out is fast approaching.

Smart thing to do is pre-buy/pre-book

Re: Problems Getting In Tonight - especially fans with kids : Fri Feb 13, 2009 1:38 pm  

Howard The Duck wrote:

Just to clarify that the bit in bold is your own personal opinion and does not relate to anything released by either club involved in tonights game.

I would imagine that the truth is that you can exchange vouchers on the gate until the ground capacity is reached (which won't hapeen) through a combination of advanced ticket sales and pay on the gate. If this did happen and you had changed your kid voucher for a ticket then entry would be by ticket only and no cash eg kid gets in you don't. Are you going to wait outside the gate for the kid to come out at the end of the match?

Seems to me that you are scaremongering with no justification whatsovever and in so doing so potentially putting off some fansd from attending: thanks.

Balls the fella is just trying to give some advice to young fans, an based on what has been reported on st helens websites its good advice unless you know something we dont?

: Fri Feb 13, 2009 2:04 pm  

At what age do you have to pay for kids at Know It All Road?

: Fri Feb 13, 2009 2:09 pm  

'Hitman' Norvern Soul wrote:

At what age do you have to pay for kids at Know It All Road?

When they leave high school, so 16, If they have a junior season ticket they get away games for free.

: Fri Feb 13, 2009 2:23 pm  

'Hitman' Norvern Soul wrote:

At what age do you have to pay for kids at Know It All Road?

Kids under 5, but there may be a problem regarding membership of those kids (not 100% sure)

Might be an idea to buy a junior ticket for her when you get there

: Fri Feb 13, 2009 2:29 pm  

RAI of Sunshine wrote:

Kids under 5, but there may be a problem regarding membership of those kids (not 100% sure)

Might be an idea to buy a junior ticket for her when you get there

When I asked once I was told you had to register the child with the club for free admittance, however I have carried younger children over in the past with no questions asked.