Away tickets for European games?

[We_are_the_Hearts]

3 minutes ago, PapaShango said:

I suspect that everyone heading over will get a ticket, there is always this mass panic before a euro away game and the only one I can recall where people didn't get in the away end was Liverpool. 

Riga and Fiorentina?

[Chuck Berry]

2 hours ago, dannymack said:

We're you not there when we played Standard Liege a couple of seasons before that ? Pretty lively before and after the game with their hooligans/police. 

 

I've been to Chelsea as a visiting fan on several occasions late 80's/early 90's, not a lot of fun and I'm not into pavement dancing.

[periodictabledancer]

1 hour ago, PapaShango said:

I suspect that everyone heading over will get a ticket, there is always this mass panic before a euro away game and the only one I can recall where people didn't get in the away end was Liverpool. 

There was dozens in the Anfield Rd end around us alone. I got loads of tickets through mates who were in the LFC ticket scheme.

[Luckies1874]

4 hours ago, We_are_the_Hearts said:

Riga and Fiorentina?

 

 

I was in the 'home' end for both of those games along with hundreds (may have been well over 1000 actually in Florence) of other Hearts fans.

[Wee Mikey]

3 hours ago, periodictabledancer said:

There was dozens in the Anfield Rd end around us alone. I got loads of tickets through mates who were in the LFC ticket scheme.

 

That Anfield game was one o' the best.

 

Beaten ... only just ... by a team valued then at over £100M (which was silly money at that time) and rammed fu' o' stars Vs a Hearts team whose top signing was Templeton for £30K from Stenhousemuir, all others being free transfers etc.

 

That's what Euro nights can be like.

 

 

[Cameronstheman]

I was in in the Liverpool end where this  footage was taken from , was fine Plenty Hearts fans stood up when we scored I sure did, but got it right back when they scored 

[Daveandal]

2 hours ago, Luckies1874 said:

 

 

I was in the 'home' end for both of those games along with hundreds (may have been well over 1000 actually in Florence) of other Hearts fans.

 

I wasn't in Italy but in Latvia no one cared what end you were in etc. Very easy to get a home end ticket. Basically don't act like a complete weapon and you'll be ok. Seems Belgium will have a different approach but given the size of the stadium and relatively small home support hopefully sense prevails and we'll get more than enough tickets.

[Joey J J Jr Shabadoo]

1 hour ago, Daveandal said:

 

I wasn't in Italy but in Latvia no one cared what end you were in etc. Very easy to get a home end ticket. Basically don't act like a complete weapon and you'll be ok. Seems Belgium will have a different approach but given the size of the stadium and relatively small home support hopefully sense prevails and we'll get more than enough tickets.

I was in the home end in Riga. The locals in the queue, before the game, were all neutral, just there for the occasion.   A friendly bunch.

[feedthefox]

Interesting that tickets for Easter Road started at LP67 so surely Bruges can't be more than that or am I reading it wrong?

 

At worst I registered on Bruges own website to see what the options were for home tickets and it seemed pretty straightforward once registered to buy tickets for sections bang next to away end.

[gjcc]

11 minutes ago, feedthefox said:

Interesting that tickets for Easter Road started at LP67 so surely Bruges can't be more than that or am I reading it wrong?

 

At worst I registered on Bruges own website to see what the options were for home tickets and it seemed pretty straightforward once registered to buy tickets for sections bang next to away end.

Not so sure about that. 

“There is an adjusted ticket arrangement for European home games. Only Cercle fans and subscribers who purchased a ticket or subscription for a home match of the Association in the past 4 years can buy tickets online.“

 

 

[We_are_the_Hearts]

9 hours ago, feedthefox said:

Interesting that tickets for Easter Road started at LP67 so surely Bruges can't be more than that or am I reading it wrong?

 

At worst I registered on Bruges own website to see what the options were for home tickets and it seemed pretty straightforward once registered to buy tickets for sections bang next to away end.

The initial allocation will probably be 1500 so the points will be about the same as St Mirren away. Then you will have the folk not going buying tickets for folk that are that don't have enough points

[Shooter McGavin]

11 hours ago, feedthefox said:

Interesting that tickets for Easter Road started at LP67 so surely Bruges can't be more than that or am I reading it wrong?

 

At worst I registered on Bruges own website to see what the options were for home tickets and it seemed pretty straightforward once registered to buy tickets for sections bang next to away end.

I reckon Hearts will make it clear that we'll take the same amount of away fans, if not more, than Killie took, so we'll ask for the 2,500 allocation straight from the off.

 

If that's the case and we get 2.5k, then aye I reckon the the LP threshold will be around 60-70.

[Finbar Saunders]

15 hours ago, Shooter McGavin said:

I reckon Hearts will make it clear that we'll take the same amount of away fans, if not more, than Killie took, so we'll ask for the 2,500 allocation straight from the off.

 

If that's the case and we get 2.5k, then aye I reckon the the LP threshold will be around 60-70.

 

Me and the Mrs will be well under whatever LPs are asked for, accommodation booked, flights booked. We're going regardless, a few mates can help us out hopefully. 

[Dunks]

On 26/09/2024 at 15:47, Wee Mikey said:

 

That Anfield game was one o' the best.

 

Beaten ... only just ... by a team valued then at over £100M (which was silly money at that time) and rammed fu' o' stars Vs a Hearts team whose top signing was Templeton for £30K from Stenhousemuir, all others being free transfers etc.

 

That's what Euro nights can be like.

 

 

 

We didn't lose this match.

[Wee Mikey]

20 minutes ago, Dunks said:

We didn't lose this match.

 

I was there!

 

Over 2 legs we did ... thanks to an own goal at home.

[tcjambo]

On 26/09/2024 at 10:19, PapaShango said:

I suspect that everyone heading over will get a ticket, there is always this mass panic before a euro away game and the only one I can recall where people didn't get in the away end was Liverpool. 

I am booked for Bruges on Eurostar. I only have 9 loyalty points as I live in England most ofthe time. I still managed to get tickets for Thessaloniki last year, so fingers crossed.

[Dunks]

2 hours ago, Wee Mikey said:

 

I was there!

 

Over 2 legs we did ... thanks to an own goal at home.

 

You'd think you would've known the score then

[tartofmidlothian]

Copenhagen announced.

 

https://www.heartsfc.co.uk/blogs/news/ticket-information-fc-copenhagen-a

[Jambo-Fox]

7 minutes ago, tartofmidlothian said:

Copenhagen announced.

 

https://www.heartsfc.co.uk/blogs/news/ticket-information-fc-copenhagen-a

Too high for me I’ve only got 69 points 

[Bender]

8 minutes ago, tartofmidlothian said:

Copenhagen announced.

 

https://www.heartsfc.co.uk/blogs/news/ticket-information-fc-copenhagen-a

 

The "I don't have the points" panic has already started too. 

[alicante jambo]

On 28/09/2024 at 11:36, tcjambo said:

I am booked for Bruges on Eurostar. I only have 9 loyalty points as I live in England most ofthe time. I still managed to get tickets for Thessaloniki last year, so fingers crossed.

Youll be fine mate. Contrary to what folk say,  hearts fans are good generous people and im positive someone will help you get a ticket. My bird is on 5 points and im confident of 1 for her, im on 57 so fingers crossed for me but i know a few jambos that will have the points available if i need their help.

[Cameronstheman]

I aint worried about getting a ticket right now.  As I think Hearts don't want to go all in and be left with tickets they cant sell, so maybe  gaging it no doubt

 

I think anyone thats going will get a ticket !!

 

[tcjambo]

49 minutes ago, alicante jambo said:

Youll be fine mate. Contrary to what folk say,  hearts fans are good generous people and im positive someone will help you get a ticket. My bird is on 5 points and im confident of 1 for her, im on 57 so fingers crossed for me but i know a few jambos that will have the points available if i need their help.

Cheers mate. I got one for Thessaloniki last year. I wish I hadn't after, mind you! Bruges is amazing - 2 litre pints as well!

[Wee Mikey]

1 hour ago, tcjambo said:

Cheers mate. I got one for Thessaloniki last year. I wish I hadn't after, mind you! Bruges is amazing - 2 litre pints as well!

 

I'll have to bring two of these, then ... one for each hand.

 

As for Thessaloniki?

 

A fab trip despite the result.

 

 

[Shipwrecked]

3 hours ago, tartofmidlothian said:

Copenhagen announced.

 

https://www.heartsfc.co.uk/blogs/news/ticket-information-fc-copenhagen-a

Does anyone know what "the full amount of tickets available" means? Could they not just say what the number is? 

[periodictabledancer]

18 minutes ago, Shipwrecked said:

Does anyone know what "the full amount of tickets available" means? Could they not just say what the number is? 

Anywhere between 2300  and3700  - based on what Man  City were given on their two visits. 

[CostaJambo]

Don't have any loyalty points (live in south of England) but booked up for Bruges and Copenhagen with my lad. Reckon we will get in one way or another, even if it means going in the home end as a last resort.

[Finbar Saunders]

8 minutes ago, CostaJambo said:

Don't have any loyalty points (live in south of England) but booked up for Bruges and Copenhagen with my lad. Reckon we will get in one way or another, even if it means going in the home end as a last resort.

 

You not read the thread? Belgian police have dictated that anyone buying a ticket for the home end must have a buying history for a domestic game in the last 4 years. 

[Luckies1874]

30 minutes ago, CostaJambo said:

Don't have any loyalty points (live in south of England) but booked up for Bruges and Copenhagen with my lad. Reckon we will get in one way or another, even if it means going in the home end as a last resort.

 

 

Good chance we get 2500 from the off and then more if required. There were still rows of seats available to Killie had they required them. You'll be fine. 

[CostaJambo]

44 minutes ago, Finbar Saunders said:

 

You not read the thread? Belgian police have dictated that anyone buying a ticket for the home end must have a buying history for a domestic game in the last 4 years. 

Will have 24 hours if needed to find a local with buying history looking to make an easy 50 Euros.

[Finbar Saunders]

29 minutes ago, CostaJambo said:

Will have 24 hours if needed to find a local with buying history looking to make an easy 50 Euros.

 

This is the type of attitude we need. 

[CostaJambo]

7 hours ago, Finbar Saunders said:

 

This is the type of attitude we need. 

Haha, cheers mate. I am afraid that is about the only positivity I have displayed towards Hearts in some time!

[PTBCAL]

Copenhagen tickets bought. Easy 

[fabienleclerq]

I'm I being daft or is there no QR code etc on the tickets?

 

 

Edited October 2, 2024 by fabienleclerq
Ignore just read it works like Google pay essentially

[Bender]

Easy process to pick up 4 tickets.

[novoman]

Has anyone else been offered tickets apart from row 1. ?

[mbhmfc]

21 minutes ago, fabienleclerq said:

I'm I being daft or is there no QR code etc on the tickets?

 

 

 

I don't think the tickets have been distributed yet, are these not coming directly from Copenhagen to our email over the next few weeks?

[Bungalow Bill]

Showing row 1 for the Copenhagen tickets, don’t fancy that. 

[Bungalow Bill]

3 minutes ago, novoman said:

Has anyone else been offered tickets apart from row 1. ?

Only row 1. I’m going to hang back. 

[Bungalow Bill]

8 minutes ago, Bungalow Bill said:

Showing row 1 for the Copenhagen tickets, don’t fancy that. 

Emailed the ticket office, got a rapid response. 
 

“This is just for the sale of tickets; the rows won't be the rows you sit in at the stadium.”

[Ari Gold]

Are the tickets being sold for one section only? D1/D2?

[Aaron78]

Took me 3 attempts to buy mine as the system kept timing out. Went from seat 170 first try to seat 500ish the third time, all row 1 so I'm presuming that the row number isn't important at this stage and rickets will be allocated next week.

[Bungalow Bill]

14 minutes ago, Aaron78 said:

Took me 3 attempts to buy mine as the system kept timing out. Went from seat 170 first try to seat 500ish the third time, all row 1 so I'm presuming that the row number isn't important at this stage and rickets will be allocated next week.

It’s not important at this stage, the row doesn’t mean anything. TO confirmed this to me. 

Edited October 2, 2024 by Bungalow Bill

[soonbe110]

On 26/09/2024 at 22:14, feedthefox said:

Interesting that tickets for Easter Road started at LP67 so surely Bruges can't be more than that or am I reading it wrong?

 

At worst I registered on Bruges own website to see what the options were for home tickets and it seemed pretty straightforward once registered to buy tickets for sections bang next to away end.

Depends on how many tickets we get.  If we get 2500 then based on ER number I’d expect it to be somewhere between ER and Paisley so probably about 75-80 

[Chuck Berry]

10 minutes ago, soonbe110 said:

Depends on how many tickets we get.  If we get 2500 then based on ER number I’d expect it to be somewhere between ER and Paisley so probably about 75-80 

 

It'll drop to 70/75, then sell out at 60/65 IMO, this is pretty near Xmas and Copenhagen isn't cheap, so I wouldn't expect everyone on higher points levels to be travelling.

[Bender]

Assuming that they've done seat numbers based on how many tickets have been sold, there's already been about 660 sold.

[soonbe110]

3 minutes ago, Chuck Berry said:

 

It'll drop to 70/75, then sell out at 60/65 IMO, this is pretty near Xmas and Copenhagen isn't cheap, so I wouldn't expect everyone on higher points levels to be travelling.

It was Bruges we were discussing 

[Jacques de Gatineau]

What hope for Copenhagen for those of us on 29 points?!

  

[periodictabledancer]

1 minute ago, Ally said:

What hope for Copenhagen for those of us on 29 points?!

  

I know loads who are going who  have zero points, me included. Some arent bothered. I know loads who went to Riga , ST holders,  who didn't have the points.I think we'll be OK. 

[Jacques de Gatineau]

1 minute ago, periodictabledancer said:

I know loads who are going who  have zero points, me included. Some arent bothered. I know loads who went to Riga , ST holders,  who didn't have the points.I think we'll be OK. 

The way we are playing, not getting a ticket might be a blessing in disguise. I've joined the *** membership thing on the off chance you won't need a buying history for the home end, just like I did for Florence. 

Edited October 2, 2024 by Ally
Hah! Swear filter blocks out Copenhagen's common three-letter abbreviation name.