Villa away

[hughsies no.1]

Just looking at trains to Villa on Saturday 15th April - noticed they are dirt cheap £11 return from Marylebone (handy for me living in LDN).

Given it is Easter weekend, anyone know why we are the only Championship game on the Saturday? Rest of the fixtures are on the Friday and again on Easter Monday.

Likely this one will be moved or not?

[John Smith]

Just looking at trains to Villa on Saturday 15th April - noticed they are dirt cheap £11 return from Marylebone (handy for me living in LDN).

Given it is Easter weekend, anyone know why we are the only Championship game on the Saturday? Rest of the fixtures are on the Friday and again on Easter Monday.

Likely this one will be moved or not?

Thanks for this!

I've taken the gamble and booked up. Only £11 loss if so

[tidus_mi2]

Also weren't people saying that Villa were reciprocating our twenty's plenty offer? If so it's a relatively cheap day out in Birmingham if you get you train tickets well in advance

[RG30]

http://www.readingfc.co.uk/tickets/away-games/aston-villa-sky-bet-championship-16-17/

Aston Villa reciprocating the £20 away tickets, although only to season-ticket holders and not members (unlike RFC who offer to members as well). On general sale from tomorrow.

[bobby1413]

[UpThePrem]

Ticket on sale for this now. Where's everyone sitting (or standing)? Looks like the front rows of the lower tier are available and they've just released the upper rows of the top tier.

[stealthpapes]

Can't seem to get the tickets tab - you're not telling me this has sold out, surely?

[LWJ]

Can't seem to get the tickets tab - you're not telling me this has sold out, surely?

Only ST can buy online - you have to call if just a member

[UpThePrem]

IN x2 for both this and Norwich. Gone for the lower blocks at Villa.

[Huckleberry Hound]

Ticket on sale for this now. Where's everyone sitting (or standing)? Looks like the front rows of the lower tier are available and they've just released the upper rows of the top tier.

From the OS:

Supporters who prefer to be in a more ‘family-friendly’ environment or may need to be seated for the duration of the match due to walking difficulties should select 'lower rows' when buying online, or ask for these when booking by phone or in person.

Block Q is all lower tier. This suggests you should choose the upper rows if you want to stand or be less 'family-friendly'.

[stealthpapes]

Can't seem to get the tickets tab - you're not telling me this has sold out, surely?

Only ST can buy online - you have to call if just a member

I am very much a member.

[windermereROYAL]

How man have they given us?

[Kuhl_Runnings]

IN x2

[Barney]

How man have they given us?

Just shy of 2,800.

[sloughroyal123]

In X2 for the higher seats

[Royal_jimmy]

We should be looking to take at least 2K to this.

£20 a ticket, 4th in the league, an hour and a half away and it's a ground we don't get to go to that often. We will take the typical shitty sub 1K to this though like we always do.

[madreadingfan]

Mate said TO has sold 1,500 so far.

Also, IN X 3

[Barney]

We should be looking to take at least 2K to this.

£20 a ticket, 4th in the league, an hour and a half away and it's a ground we don't get to go to that often. We will take the typical shitty sub 1K to this though like we always do.

Wrong. We will sell out. Lots of interest in this one, trust me.

[windermereROYAL]

in x 3 today, even though my mate had to pay 30 quid because hes not a ST holder. trains are not cheap anymore either, 55 quid Reading to Aston.

[UpThePrem]

in x 3 today, even though my mate had to pay 30 quid because hes not a ST holder. trains are not cheap anymore either, 55 quid Reading to Aston.

Go to http://www.splitticketing.com and try there. Only £35.