I was thinking this exact same thing. Luckily the bit where I sit has stayed unreserved but I was concerned before I checked for the same reasons as you. Can only contact a couple of the people around me and because it is unreserved I have never taken note of what seat number it is. I think most people in unreserved still sit in the same place regardless.

No your not, you simply ask them to change your seat for a different one every time your missus comes.

Also even if you didn't change them officially I'm sure you'll get away with joining your wife in unreserved only on the occasions she came.

Not sure its a great drama. I have a family ticket but regularly change or add seats when other people want to come with us.

It's W12

I find this very odd. I'm not sure what will stop you buying a seat in W12 and actually sitting in the other unreserved west section. I'm pretty sure they won't check everyones ticket as they go to sit down.

Me & Digger are getting passes this year after not getting them in 2016. We'll be on the back row South West Corner. Robs buying per game as he is doing quite a lot of travelling next year so will miss a lot of games.

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Is the season pass membership just only for use by one person? Would buy a full price reserved BUT I can only get down for around half the regular season games so if could share that for mum or my brother I'd get one. IF it were possible we'd buy a new junior pass too.
Otherwise it just isn't worth it tbh and I'll just get my general membership as last year and the couple of quid off the advance ticket price (If indeed they are doing this as it's not mentioned)
Think the rise in match day reserved prices upping from non reserve of £4 compared to £1 last few years is a bit steep

The passes have names on them but there is nothing to stop someone else using them. Not sure about T&C's but it would be tight if it was not allowed. Definately not enforced currently

In regards to the changes in the south stand, it looks like they are catering for the fans who come every week by making the middle 3 blocks reserved. Turning up a few times a season and expecting good seats in any stand is a luxury the club can't afford to offer, they need more fans on a weekly basis and the Warrington game showed that we have the fans there, we just need to convince them to come more often.

The best thing you can do is figure out what row and seat number you normally sit in and hope the other fans do the same. If you can't remember what seat you sit in, you can go on the City website and go through the process of buying a zone 2 ticket and it will eventually bring up the entire block for you to view, from here you can figure out what your seat number is.

Brilliant - have worked out our usual seat numbers!