Liverpool FC Forum

Man Utd v LFC: Ticket details

Liverpool Football Club have released the following ticket selling details for the Capital One Cup third-round clash with Manchester United to be played at Old Trafford on Wednesday, September 25, kick-off 7.45pm BST.

Liverpool has received an allocation of 7,258 stand tickets for this all-ticket fixture.

Ticket prices

East Stand Tier 1 Upper - Block E230, E231, E232             

Adult: £46
Over 65s: £27
18-20s: £36.50
16-17s: £27
Junior (under 16): £18

East Stand Tier 1 Upper - Block E233     

Adult: £45
Over 65s: £26.50
18-20s: £35.75
16-17s: £26.50
Junior (under 16): £18

East Stand Tier 2 Upper - Blocks E331, E332, E333, E334, E335, and E336 

Adult: £45
Over 65s: £26.50
18-20s: £35.75
16-17s: £26.50
Junior (under 16): £18

South Stand Upper - Block STH229                         

Adult: £55
Over 65s: £28
18-20s: £43.25
16-17s: £28
Junior (under 16): £18

Ticket sales

Friday, September 13: Tickets will be made available to season ticket holders, members and fan card holders, who attended the Capital One Cup away fixture against West Bromwich Albion on September 26, 2012.

Supporters who purchase during the above sale are guaranteed a ticket.

Tuesday, September 17: Tickets will be available to all season ticket holders. Tickets purchased during this sale are subject to availability and no guarantee can be given that tickets will be available to all who apply. Tickets will be sold strictly on a first-come, first-served basis as the number of qualifying supporters far exceeds the number of tickets available.

Online at www.liverpoolfc.com/tickets - on sale from 8.15am. Tickets will remain on sale until sold out or otherwise advertised.

Tickets can be purchased via the booking line by calling 0843 170 5555, (overseas +0044 151 907 9399). The ticket office is available between 8.15am and 5.45pm from Monday to Friday and between 9.15am and 3pm on Saturday.

Tickets are available at the ticket office at Anfield. The ticket office is open between 8.15am and 3.45pm from Monday to Friday and between 9.15am and 3pm on Saturday.

Supporters can purchase tickets for up to a maximum of four qualifying fan cards and a 90p booking fee per ticket will be applied across all sales channels if paying by credit or debit card.

The members/fan card must be presented when purchasing tickets at the ticket office.

Please do not apply if you do not meet the required criteria. For any queries, please telephone 0843 170 5000.

Executive box holders, centenary, premier and executive members should contact the hospitality sales department on 0151 263 9199.

Disabled supporter applications

Liverpool Football Club has also received an allocation of 18 wheelchair and 18 personal assistant tickets as well as three visually impaired and three personal assistant complimentary tickets. Five pairs of ambulant disabled and carer tickets have also been received and are priced at £46 per pair.

Please visit www.liverpoolfc.com/accessibility for how to apply for tickets or, for further information, telephone one of our specialised advisors on 0843 170 5555 and select the disability option.

Travel information

Liverpool will be operating a coach service for this fixture departing at 5.15pm. Tickets are priced at £11 each. Coach tickets can be purchased online by visiting www.liverpoolfc.com or alternatively, please telephone 0843 170 5555. There are no booking fees for any coach tickets purchased.

Additional information

We would emphasise to all eligible applicants that tickets are subject to availability for as long as supplies last and no guarantee can be given that tickets will be available to all who apply.

Should there be any tickets remaining following the initial sales, Liverpool will make a further announcement; details of which will appear at http://www.liverpoolfc.com/tickets/latest-ticket-news.

Please note: if collecting or purchasing tickets on the day of a home game, we advise that you arrive as early as possible to avoid unnecessary queuing.

Refund requests will not be considered after Tuesday, September 17.

Tickets are non-transferrable and must not be passed on to anyone else.

Random security checks may be carried out on the turnstiles to check your tickets.

If the ticket has been purchased by a different person, the holder of the ticket and the purchaser may be subject to further investigation by the club that could ultimately result in the club pursuing a ban for each person involved from purchasing tickets for future Liverpool games. Each case will be viewed on its individual merits.

All tickets purchased are ultimately the responsibility of the supporter who purchased it.

We also remind you that the use of flares and smoke bombs at any football stadium are a breach of regulations and anyone in possession of these could be subject to a banning order and police action.

LFC encourages all travelling fans to respect the values of the club when visiting other grounds.


http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/announc ... et-details

£46 for a league cup game!! It's a f.ucking rip off. We should boycott buying them and return the allocation. Makes my blood boil

East Stand Tier 1 Upper - Block E230, E231, E232             

Adult: £46

East Stand Tier 1 Upper - Block E233     

Adult: £45

East Stand Tier 2 Upper - Blocks E331, E332, E333, E334, E335, and E336 

Adult: £45

South Stand Upper - Block STH229                         

Adult: £55

How F*cking much!?? What a con. + travel cost+ fish + chips + a programme and a beer. your looking at £100 quid. Do you know what £100 can buy you in Soho or Amsterdam? 

I'll be watching in the pub. Cost £10 for a few beers + you get to oggle the sexy barmaids.

I think we will get turned over in this fixture unfortunately.

I am there.

Got my ticket Tuesday, had to stand outside anfield queuing for about an hour and a half but it will be worth it.
It is going to be mental there with at least 7200 reds fans there and the return of Suarez.
Got the wednesday afternoon off and the whole of thursday to recover, so i can get smashed 

dundreamin » Tue Sep 17, 2013 2:53 am wrote:£46 for a league cup game!! It's a f.ucking rip off. We should boycott buying them and return the allocation. Makes my blood boil

I've just splashed £500 for two executive tickets for the Fulham game in November and you're moaning about 46 quid !

Fu'cks sake our midfield isn't the problem, it's fan's with no money that are holding us back 

Just kidding mate 

But yeah I have splashed the cash on exec tickets for the Fulham game, 25th wedding anniversary that weekend and Mr's Woof has never been to Anfield.

woof woof ! » Fri Sep 20, 2013 4:43 pm wrote:

dundreamin » Tue Sep 17, 2013 2:53 am wrote:£46 for a league cup game!! It's a f.ucking rip off. We should boycott buying them and return the allocation. Makes my blood boil

I've just splashed £500 for two executive tickets for the Fulham game in November and you're moaning about 46 quid !

Fu'cks sake our midfield isn't the problem, it's fan's with no money that are holding us back 

Just kidding mate 

But yeah I have splashed the cash on exec tickets for the Fulham game, 25th wedding anniversary that weekend and Mr's Woof has never been to Anfield.

certainly now how to make a lady happy..........I'd be spending time in casualty if I surprised my missus with that one.....

A bit off topic, apologies to the forum but, First Class Train tickets London to Liverpool Lime St, Executive seats at Anfield,  I don't wan't to spoil the 25th Wedding Anniversary  by staying with relatives ( ), so, FK the money I have to live with her, what's the best hotel in Liverpool ?

Hilton......nephew is concierge and friend to all the VIP's....

back to the game .....Suarez to score winner

woof woof ! » Fri Sep 20, 2013 4:43 pm wrote:

dundreamin » Tue Sep 17, 2013 2:53 am wrote:£46 for a league cup game!! It's a f.ucking rip off. We should boycott buying them and return the allocation. Makes my blood boil

I've just splashed £500 for two executive tickets for the Fulham game in November and you're moaning about 46 quid !
.

How did u get them tickets then? Are u a member at LFC.

Im not too concerned about the league cup, although losing to the mancs is never acceptable.

league position is most important this season. More than any cup.

I will take a 0-1 win. Gerrard 30 yarder.

Coz its us, frog eyes Moyes will def play a strong starting 11.

woof woof ! » Fri Sep 20, 2013 5:42 pm wrote:what's the best hotel in Liverpool ?

The Britannia Adelphi hotel is walking distance from Lime Street station. 5-10 mins.

Hustler 2 » Fri Sep 20, 2013 10:02 pm wrote:

woof woof ! » Fri Sep 20, 2013 4:43 pm wrote:

dundreamin » Tue Sep 17, 2013 2:53 am wrote:£46 for a league cup game!! It's a f.ucking rip off. We should boycott buying them and return the allocation. Makes my blood boil

I've just splashed £500 for two executive tickets for the Fulham game in November and you're moaning about 46 quid !
.

How did u get them tickets then? Are u a member at LFC.

Just went on the official LFC site and bought them .

Simples


BTW  the Adelphi was there when I was a kid and that's a long time ago, surely there's better than that nowadays ?

woof woof ! » Fri Sep 20, 2013 4:42 pm wrote::D

A bit off topic, apologies to the forum but, First Class Train tickets London to Liverpool Lime St, Executive seats at Anfield,  I don't wan't to spoil the 25th Wedding Anniversary  by staying with relatives ( ), so, FK the money I have to live with her, what's the best hotel in Liverpool ?

The Novotel in the city Center is nice, just book ahead to get good prices.

dundreamin » Tue Sep 17, 2013 2:53 am wrote:£46 for a league cup game!! It's a f.ucking rip off. We should boycott buying them and return the allocation. Makes my blood boil

I've just splashed £500 for two executive tickets for the Fulham game in November and you're moaning about 46 quid !
.

How did u get them tickets then? Are u a member at LFC.

Just went on the official LFC site and bought them .

Simples


BTW  the Adelphi was there when I was a kid and that's a long time ago, surely there's better than that nowadays ?

Staying off topic for a minute... what do the executive tickets include and is it worth it if you've done it before mate?  Was thinking of doing something for my old man's 60th around April - maybe Man City at Anfield if I can, but had planned to just go for a package deal via one of the travel agents maybe.