As we're unlikely to see terraces again at football, this is the virtual equivalent where you can chat to your hearts content about all football matters and, obviously, Arsenal in particular. This forum encourages all Gooners to visit and contribute so please keep it respectful, clean and topical.
I am delighted to announce that as part of our ongoing commitment to provide our members with the very best in supporter services, the club will be piloting its new eTickets site on Thursday 2nd September.
You will notice that you no longer login via Arsenal.com and can browse the games onsale, identify which are available to you and then login by clicking the Find Tickets button next to each event. We have also introduced a cleaner, simpler design with improved navigation.
Over the coming months we will be running surveys across the various services we provide and would ask supporters to provide feedback, which will be included as part of our review and enhancement process.
We hope you enjoy the improvements to the site.
Hope this is a bit easier than before although imagine still involves the dreaded Ticketmaster......
Yeah over the past season or so it does seem that the club is beginning to listen. Obviously wenger will remain as stubborn as ever with regards on field matters, but the arsenalisation thing has been good and a lot of that is probably down to Ivan Gazidis who seems a damn good exec.
The club seems to be listening to it's supporters. And has said that it will ask for our opinions/comments when the new system is up and running.
There has been massive criticism of the existing system. I would love it if the despicable Ticketmaster have lost the contract. Especially after the exposure that some of their staff were buying Arsenal tickets fraudulently. And selling them on to touts. The *word censored*.
Basil is a Gooner wrote:
You will notice that you no longer login via Arsenal.com and can browse the games onsale, identify which are available to you and then login by clicking the Find Tickets button next to each event.
This sentence makes absolutely no sense, in my opinion.
We will no doubt get used to it but ticketmaster is still running it. It just seems like an unrelated app shoved into the centre to the arsenal site though.
I would have thought Kroenke would have got his ticketing company involved.
there are times i wonder if its even worth the bother. For the cost of a match day ticket i can wath an entire months worth of prem football including (lowercase) arsenal games. great way of phasing fans out.
