by Lower West » 22 May 2007 12:22
by Dirk Gently » 22 May 2007 12:27
by Seal » 22 May 2007 12:54
Lower West If all season ticket holders renewed then said they wanted to move seats it would chaos. Why should you a get refund if you dont like the seat are allocated? Seems the club are offering a fair system that favours existing season ticket holders.
by Dirk Gently » 22 May 2007 12:57
Seal 3. I don't expect the club to encourage people to move around, however, I hoped that as I had investigated the possibility of doing so they may be a little more accomadating with my request.
by RoyalBlue » 22 May 2007 13:28
Lower West If all season ticket holders renewed then said they wanted to move seats it would chaos. Why should you a get refund if you dont like the seat are allocated? Seems the club are offering a fair system that favours existing season ticket holders.
by Stranded » 22 May 2007 13:47
RoyalBlueLower West If all season ticket holders renewed then said they wanted to move seats it would chaos. Why should you a get refund if you dont like the seat are allocated? Seems the club are offering a fair system that favours existing season ticket holders.
Surely everything you have just written there fully supports his argument!
Why not offer a movers week subject, of course, to there being seats left to move after existing season ticket holders have renewed. If there is a high take up then they have done the right thing in terms of customer service, if there isn't much interest then they haven't lost anything and still appear customer focused.
by mx » 22 May 2007 13:51
by Billy The Fish » 22 May 2007 13:58
by TFF » 22 May 2007 15:02
by philM » 22 May 2007 15:08
Billy The Fish Am I missing something here? Surely the obvious thing to do if you don't like your seat is to NOT renew, and then when renewals are finished, get in quick and buy a new season ticket somewhere that you do like (still at Reading of course).
by No Hoops » 22 May 2007 15:20
That Friday Feeling Already renewed and happy with my seats. I'm hoping to get two more for my family - hopefully Upper West cos we're frightfully posh.
Anyone heard anything about RFC's plans for any available seats? IIRC they're available from 2nd July but I haven't seen any information about how they'll be sold. First come first served (should I start queuing the previous evening?), based on Royalty points (in which case they're screwed cos they've only caught the RFC bug this season and accumulated 100 points) or what?
by philM » 22 May 2007 16:04
No HoopsThat Friday Feeling Already renewed and happy with my seats. I'm hoping to get two more for my family - hopefully Upper West cos we're frightfully posh.
Anyone heard anything about RFC's plans for any available seats? IIRC they're available from 2nd July but I haven't seen any information about how they'll be sold. First come first served (should I start queuing the previous evening?), based on Royalty points (in which case they're screwed cos they've only caught the RFC bug this season and accumulated 100 points) or what?
I have the same problem, I know the two seats next to me will be available. I want them fom my son and my mates son, as they are only young they have no points at all, we have 650+ surely my points should count towards my son who will obviously be a Royal for the rest of his life.
by The 17 Bus » 22 May 2007 16:22
by No Hoops » 22 May 2007 16:44
philMNo HoopsThat Friday Feeling Already renewed and happy with my seats. I'm hoping to get two more for my family - hopefully Upper West cos we're frightfully posh.
Anyone heard anything about RFC's plans for any available seats? IIRC they're available from 2nd July but I haven't seen any information about how they'll be sold. First come first served (should I start queuing the previous evening?), based on Royalty points (in which case they're screwed cos they've only caught the RFC bug this season and accumulated 100 points) or what?
I have the same problem, I know the two seats next to me will be available. I want them fom my son and my mates son, as they are only young they have no points at all, we have 650+ surely my points should count towards my son who will obviously be a Royal for the rest of his life.
It will be done with a cut-off at x points (this season was 50 IIRC) - info is on the OS in the season ticket/new section. Number of points required can only be decided when the applications are all in.
by No Hoops » 22 May 2007 16:52
by Stranded » 22 May 2007 17:54
No Hoops Just noticed from the official site that it is
" New season tickets will be sold to existing member card holders, based on the number of royalty points held by the supporters wishing to purchase them"
I will be purchasing them, just checked and have 885 pts
I know it's flawed but by the letter of the Law as I am purchasing them my points count.
BehinduHarold I know a lot of people not renewing for next season.
Not surprised given the prices at Chelsea.
by Behindu » 22 May 2007 18:12
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