Ticket Advice

[spyinthesky]

Is it possible to upgrade a childs season ticket (he can't go to a forthcoming game) to an adult's match day ticket for one game by paying a differential?

[Saint Garrett]

I think so, just speak to the ticket office and I think they can just do it there.

[Dan]

Officially you can and are meant to upgrade it by paying the distance, but its a waste of time who ever uses it wont get any problems with a kids.

[oldsarum]

Officially you can and are meant to upgrade it by paying the distance, but its a waste of time who ever uses it wont get any problems with a kids.

 

In the past you might have got away with it, but I think there are sensors on turnstiles show red light if someone tall tries using kids ticket now

 

It is easy enough to upgrade ticket at ticket office i did it for my mates kids tickets for the Fulham game

[spyinthesky]

In the past you might have got away with it, but I think there are sensors on turnstiles show red light if someone tall tries using kids ticket now

 

I think you are right, hence the question

 

It is easy enough to upgrade ticket at ticket office i did it for my mates kids tickets for the Fulham game

 

Any idea of the differential payment?.

 

Appreciate this may differ dependent on wher you sit in the stadium but an idea would help

 

Many thanks

[oldsarum]

Any idea of the differential payment?.

 

Appreciate this may differ dependent on where you sit in the stadium but an idea would help

 

Many thanks

 

It was just over £11 including £1.50 booking fee from an under 11 to under 17 ticket for Fulham for Kingsland North Wing

[JackanorySFC]

As Dan says it's easy just to use a kids ST or match day ticket. Yes there is a sensor that displays an amber light when a concession goes in but only 1 bloke checking 4 turnstiles that is rarely looking anyway. Every game I get a little more annoyed I have an adult ST as I keep seeing the 16 y/o responsible for checking the lights picking his nose not even looking.

[JustinR]

As Dan says it's easy just to use a kids ST or match day ticket. Yes there is a sensor that displays an amber light when a concession goes in but only 1 bloke checking 4 turnstiles that is rarely looking anyway. Every game I get a little more annoyed I have an adult ST as I keep seeing the 16 y/o responsible for checking the lights picking his nose not even looking.

 

In fairness, my little boy is an under 11 and they always look round when the amber light goes off.

[MrWoody83]

they do check the tickets as a concession go through, have seen somebody try it in Family centre and fail.

[krissyboy31]

I think they're on a mission now and if you don't get the ticket upgraded properly, you could run the risk of the child season ticket being cancelled.

[Junction 9]

I didn't know about the amber light, I wonderedd how they policed that. I bought a concession ticket for my dad for the Fulham game. We went into the ground early at around 12:15 (13:30 k.o) and there wasn't a sole there checking tickets. He's 74 by the way.