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| |  Posted 11/01/2008 21:00:39 | |
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| On my spring break from college here in the States, my friends and I are planning a trip to England and I was wondering how hard it is to get tickets for a City match. Is there a certain process that you have to go through or is it you just buy a ticket and go to the match like here in the States?
Thanks ahead of time for your guys help.
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| | | Posted 11/01/2008 21:03:33 | |
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| you're going to need to register for an accesscard (a couple of pounds), it's a swipe card / top up card, with a membership number that you buy tickets on when wickets are made available to accesscard holders last (after season ticket and city card holders), but not really a problem as a game hasn't sold out for a fair old time now. you can register for an access card on the mcfc.co.uk site.
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| | | Posted 11/01/2008 21:15:05 | |
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| For the vast majority of matches there is a cash box office open at the back of the south stand. You'll be able to buy a ticket on the day from there without an access card. Its a little bit more expensive though and you can only usually buy tickets for the third tier, which has a fantastic view but less atmosphere than the first tier.
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| |  Posted 11/01/2008 21:20:23 | |
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| Thanks for the help guys, I really appreciate it. I might just do the walk-up which is more expensive but I'll just spend my parents money 
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| | | Posted 11/01/2008 21:22:23 | |
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| Bill Dando (11/01/2008)
For the vast majority of matches there is a cash box office open at the back of the south stand. You'll be able to buy a ticket on the day from there without an access card. Its a little bit more expensive though and you can only usually buy tickets for the third tier, which has a fantastic view but less atmosphere than the first tier.
Gotta say, i didn't know that lol.
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