Season Ticket Options

I'd say it's going to be one hell of a headache. Like you say, anything over 8,000 seems unlikely as things stand, but that could all change if we make a couple of decent signings and get off to a flyer when the season kicks off behind closed doors. (I'm assuming season tickets will remain on sale after 12th September?).

 

I attend with my son, he still lives at home and also works for me, so no need for social distancing .
Like i said, i am glad its not my problem. Surely if we sell between 7 and 9000, , lots of those will be from families , who can sit togethor, thus making it easier to get them all in.

 

What if I don't want to buy a season ticket for this season will I lose my seat?.

 

I honestly don't think our season ticket sales would make that much difference even with 2 good signings mate.
Talking to fellow fans most are genuinely unenthusiastic with regards the coming season.
The Covid situation doesn't help many who's football experience is a few a beers before the game it wouldn't be an incentive for me to do, as it stands a home game every fortnight would not be the greatest thing to look forward too especially as I posted if me and the grandson would not be sat anywhere near each other.

 

I think it said that this years sales will not affect next years so we wait to confirm it but I think that is right.

 

I think it said that this years sales will not affect next years so we wait to confirm it but I think that is right.

 

Like you I don’t like the possibility of not being to sit with family or for certain with friends but I like the idea of one ticket ensuring I can see every match one way or anothe

 

Just posted on the official Bradford City notice board :

https://www.bradfordcityfc.co.uk/news/2020/august/season-tickets-to-go-on-sale/

I don't like this comment :
Season tickets are to be dispatched via Royal Mail during the month of September. Only upon receipt will supporters discover the seat they are set to occupy, as well as whether they have been allocated a ‘Claret’ or ‘Amber’ season-ticket card.


As I posted if the club can't guarantee us both a ticket to the same games, I'm not sure I want to attend alone on a regular basis.

 

Looks like you have to purchase the tickets together through the friends and family aspect to be certain of getting them together in a bubble Broncs.

 

I would suggest going down in person and putting your personal needs to Mick Shackleton although how are they going to keep family bubbles together without allocating seats to them

 

Reading that one person can buy for up to 6 people for a social bubble and you will all be placed in either claret or amber.

 

I text Ryan last Friday with the relevant question with regards me and the grandson and awaiting his reply, hopefully there will be a way around so us both making the same games and possibly being in the same vicinity ?.

 

Yes I have read it again and if you book your grandsons ticket in the same transaction you will be placed together

 

Yes the looks like it covers ‘Friends and Family’.

Therefore, the club will allow up to six people from the same ‘social bubble’ to sit together in the Utilita Energy Stadium. For this to be made possible, each of the (up to) six season tickets in question must be purchased in the same transaction. This can be completed by using the ‘Friends and Family’ tool on our official ticketing website.

 

This question was asked in Twitter and the good news is that this season is going to be treated in isolation. Providing you had a ticket for 2019/20 your seat will be kept in reserve for 2021/22

 

Isn't that breaking the government guidelines? Just because your grandson is family it doesn't mean he's in your social bubble hence why in Bradford you're not allow to visit other people's houses even going to your brother's or sister's.

 

It says up to six people from two households

 

But thats not the current government guidelines and if this is the case we might as well all just sit together.

 

That is the goverment policy

 

it doesn’t break the current government guidelines for the rest of the country as it is classed as same as going to the pub indoors. It does break current Bradford guidelines.

I think your confusion has come from the fact the social bubble has been used for a number of different things during lockdown.