How long arsenal season ticket

So it is quite possible that each year season tickets become available, but people are cleared from the list because over half of those who went on the list six or seven years ago, are no longer interested, or no longer able to take up their allocation this year. Goodness knows how big the waiting list will get when we do win a competition.

With the offer of the opportunity to be on the waiting list by paying 4 pounds per season for 3 years, I am wondering whether to apply for it. There are two problems with that for me. Tony, you mention deferring getting a seat till the next year. Is it possible to do this? How many times can a person say he wants to stay on the season ticket waiting list, but not take his seat?

The second problem, and which is more immediate for me, is now that the Arsenal Player will be available for free, and since I have no plans to go to England next season, should I even renew my red level membership,let alone make a commitment to renew it for 3 years to get on a wait list. Shard, I understand your problem.

For the moment I cannot afford to go each home game. My home situation is not allowing this. But I have thought about the time when I retire and would have plenty of time in the week and then I would consider a season ticket. The things I now do in the weekend ref my own game, do the shopping, … would be things I could do in the week and then would be free to go over to London as it is not that far away.

Oh well a hours trip depending on the transport system I would use but not impossible. But retirement is still a few years away so not yet a problem.

I think in some 5 or 6 years I will have to consider those things to be able to have the chance to have a season ticket when I would retire…. My sons have been on the waiting list for 3 years and are around the 25, mark.

Your numbers make sense. I moved up from 26, to 23, this year. When I first signed up in May , I was 46, Those first yeara I moved up pretty rapidly. So I would suggest the latter above 30, may not be as sticky.

You can get it faster, it just winds up costing you. Me too. Will this be the summer that AW awakes from his transfer slumber? If the rumours are true that Wenger has money to spend then I think he will, not sure who he will buy though as he is seemingly being very loyal to a lot of players. We also have the benefit that many players are now out of contract Arshavin, Squillaci, Bendtner I think and Chamakh among others I may have missed.

The benefit of not having their salaries as an expense this coming season will be huge. Question is which of those need replacing and which will be bale to continue their improvement and then where do we need to add value. Its a call i cant make, although i would sign Bale and put him in the Next Gen series just for the hell of it! Just give it to the ones who want to support the team in all circumstances…. Great advice Walter. And if the waiting list is dwindling non-existent, as they claim, it will be dead easy to get another season ticket when AW decides to leave.

When one of the two Manchester clubs can squeeze in 75, it seems to me that the most popular Club in the metropolis could easily manage to equal this figure. Maybe the Stadium was designed to cope with a future extension? Lionheart just checking, the team these people watch occasionally are playing in Red and White Correct?

I have vague memories from back at the time that they designed it so they could add more seats later, but the issue is more about travel links, policing and all that sort of stuff. Nicky, I also remember that the Police and the Underground said that an extra I think at first Arsenal would have to pay for the underground works to take place before they could put in more people.

But maybe at the time they had to make a decision that extra cost would have been the bridge too far? Lionheart…what your saying is not possible unless they were allocated seats at club level.

To prove my point, just ring up the season ticket line and ask if you can buy a season ticket for next season. Oh and before you start going on about not winning anything for years, just ask any Wigan supporter if they would swap the FA cup for a premier place and then ask a true gooner the same question.

Anyone who says no must be completely bonkers, just like trying to convince us that you can pick the phone up and get a season ticket just like that!!!! Money down the drain, no control, no identity and our landlords would totally have us over a barrel. I joined the season ticket waiting list about 6 years ago. One of the small regrets I have, is not taking up the offer of working on the Emirates when it was being built, they never offered enough money no pun intended , A lot of us that built Wembley absolutely pillaged the place it went over cost, on purpose , same with Terminal 5 Heathrow god what a cash cow that was.

Anyway knowing how hard it is to build something that size, on-time and to budget, I must congratulate Arsenal for the accomplishment. On a different note, I hope we see more of Eisfeld next season, he looks a technically sound player. Jed I hope they do give up their seats rather than loan their season ticket out. I can get moving on up the list all the quicker. Nicky I recall reading that the stadium has been designed to allow expansion.

Not sure by how much though. I would also like to thank Adrian downpipe of talk sport for all his inteliegent comments on mr wenger I think he single handedly. Drove mr wenger to be recognised as undoubtably the best manager arsenal has ever had and to thank his bosses at the station for hiring someone with such foresight and knowledge of the game they must be very proud. Stuart, I daresay as we come towards the Arsenal Stadium being debt-free, the availibility of funds for new blood will look more and more attractive, particularly to most fans.

I have heard the odd story of the club giving people permission to will their season ticket to someone, but in terms of signing it over, your best bet is leaving it in your name and just letting them use it.

Looks like a long wait. But I got contacts at Arsenal, one of them being the director of arsenal and I will try and get us bumped.

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Learn how your comment data is processed. A question is always asked by many: How long is the Arsenal season ticket list? The answer is simple, around 11 years.

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Name required. Follow Following. Tomorrow I am actually working. Friday it is relaxing, bit of food shopping for a BBQ on Saturday. Probably watch a bit of World Cup football as well.

Having spoken to the club, I was informed that 6, people have requested a seat move. The club are going through applications this week. It is a huge amount of people, they said, driven by a lot of people being forced to move due to arsenal creating more disabled areas to fall in line with Premier League regulations. I had a conversation with someone dealing with season tickets in the office when I was moving and he informed me that it was very unlikely that all 6, requests would be accepted.

It highlights why the club eventually got rid of Arsene Wenger. The empty seats at the ground put paid to his time at Arsenal. The chap in the box office informed me that it was the largest percentage of renewals since we moved to the new stadium.

It shows there is a new wave of optimism. Some fresh air. You only have to see on Twitter people declaring that they have renewed, and were unlikely to do so if Arsene Wenger was still in charge.