Post subject: Four Nations final at Elland Road ticket sales
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2011 11:40 pm
rustler7
International Star
Joined: Jul 27 2011 Posts: 66 Location: Leeds
Rang up for mine tonight and they said its already limited availability all round the ground. Looks like they're not opening top tier in family stand which I think is a joke! Should easily sell it out.
Post subject: Re: Four Nations final at Elland Road ticket sales
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2011 11:43 pm
trigger
International Board Member
Joined: Jun 03 2002 Posts: 496
The websites been slow for some hours, the hype and momentum aswell as from the team showing what seems like real belief this should sell the full 39k that ER holds out
Post subject: Re: Four Nations final at Elland Road ticket sales
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2011 11:45 pm
Frosties.
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Joined: Oct 27 2006 Posts: 10707
Just got mine and could only get two together in the North Stand in block N8, either way im happy to be there and think we can do it! I had to ring up to get mine.
Post subject: Re: Four Nations final at Elland Road ticket sales
Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2011 11:49 pm
trigger
International Board Member
Joined: Jun 03 2002 Posts: 496
still allot of room in n12 where i got my 2 tickets, sure that the cheap seats will be all but gone over the next few days though with only the expensive options left.
Post subject: Re: Four Nations final at Elland Road ticket sales
Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2011 12:22 am
the artist
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Joined: Jan 16 2003 Posts: 6734 Location: At the cider bus, Worthy Farm, Somerset
will they open the top tier if it sells well? i heard they were capping the capacity at 32000 which suggests not
joke if that is the case - should have moved it to a stadium which would be full, eastlands would have been the ideal venue, love to have seen the final there
Post subject: Re: Four Nations final at Elland Road ticket sales
Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2011 1:11 am
richardviking
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Joined: Jan 10 2005 Posts: 8261 Location: Sydney
Hopefully if the 30k sell out early in the week they'll open that top tier. Is the tournament profitable so far? Cheap Wembley tickets and poor attendances for Eng v Wal and I would assume Wal v Aus have me wondering. If it was operating at a profit the RFL could maybe foot the bill for the upper tier to be opened in the hope of shifting the extra 8000 tickets.
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