

Anyone had to get replacements? can i purchase tickets and then go the ground and get new ones or do i need to speak to the box office (which from past experience is never a fun prospect)
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so the club charges you £10 for a lost card just so that you can get another card which costs £30 a year just so that you have the chance to buy a ticket at the most expensive prices in european footballfoxinthebox2001 wrote:From memory I think you may get charged £10 per card for replacements.
Fucking hell is there anything we won't moan aboutGunner Rob wrote:so the club charges you £10 for a lost card just so that you can get another card which costs £30 a year just so that you have the chance to buy a ticket at the most expensive prices in european footballfoxinthebox2001 wrote:From memory I think you may get charged £10 per card for replacements.
Im a very very confused young man, i don't even know who i am anymore.Theoperator wrote:BournemouthRED may have trouble with his ID though as hes even been on here trying to change it![]()
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Hear hearflash gunner wrote:Fucking hell is there anything we won't moan aboutGunner Rob wrote:so the club charges you £10 for a lost card just so that you can get another card which costs £30 a year just so that you have the chance to buy a ticket at the most expensive prices in european footballfoxinthebox2001 wrote:From memory I think you may get charged £10 per card for replacements.![]()
If you lose your card you pay for a new one, it's not the clubs fault you went and lost it and it costs to produce a new one
FFS this place
From memory it costs a fiver to replace an oyster card. Given the similar technology, heaven forbid Arsenal trying to make a profit on the deal.Robin_L wrote:Hear hearflash gunner wrote:Fucking hell is there anything we won't moan aboutGunner Rob wrote:so the club charges you £10 for a lost card just so that you can get another card which costs £30 a year just so that you have the chance to buy a ticket at the most expensive prices in european footballfoxinthebox2001 wrote:From memory I think you may get charged £10 per card for replacements.![]()
If you lose your card you pay for a new one, it's not the clubs fault you went and lost it and it costs to produce a new one
FFS this place
A few years back, maybe 5, I was posted a paper ticket I bought online. Got to the Emirates, went to my pocket but no ticket, rang the missus and she confirmed it was at home on the table.nut flush gooner wrote:From memory it costs a fiver to replace an oyster card. Given the similar technology, heaven forbid Arsenal trying to make a profit on the deal.Robin_L wrote:Hear hearflash gunner wrote:Fucking hell is there anything we won't moan aboutGunner Rob wrote:so the club charges you £10 for a lost card just so that you can get another card which costs £30 a year just so that you have the chance to buy a ticket at the most expensive prices in european footballfoxinthebox2001 wrote:From memory I think you may get charged £10 per card for replacements.![]()
If you lose your card you pay for a new one, it's not the clubs fault you went and lost it and it costs to produce a new one
FFS this place
Chelsea at home a few years back, Monday night game. Somewhere between leaving my desk at work and exiting the tube at Holloway Road I lost my membership card. Went to the box office in the naive hope that it would be no problem, quick & easy to simply print me out a paper ticket or a new card...foxinthebox2001 wrote:A few years back, maybe 5, I was posted a paper ticket I bought online. Got to the Emirates, went to my pocket but no ticket, rang the missus and she confirmed it was at home on the table.
Went to the ticket office, the one up the steps, confirmed my name, address, email and password, they were happy to print me out another for (you guessed it) £10 pounds, So the £40 seat became £50.
Our club are number one at knowing when they have you by the short and curlies, and are never shy at making a buck.
The bizarre thing was the turnstyle I needed was directly opposite the ticket office, I could have waved at the chap who gladly snapped up my tenner as I passed through.
In truth he could have written down my seat number on a scrap of paper and asked a steward to allow me through the gate.