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nope, they took the access off sale yesterday for 'just' account holders.

you need 1300+ points for any sale at the moment, that's the sticking point for people at the moment.

I'll be interested to see whether he's taking a salary from the club, and if so at what level.

This is from the latest FAQ's.

https://3ddigitalvenue.com/clients/sports/wembley This is a decent site to get an idea of your view, unlike the Wembley one you can select your row and seat to get a view. View From Your Seat - Wembley Stadium this is the Wembley one

These blue dots still seem to be increasing in number.

They need to buy some WD40 to make sure the roller shutters still work first.

I think there will be more on sale in the next day or two.

Mine came up as a message saying they were reserved so just clicked on that. Look for a message rather than the seating plan, it confused me for a moment.

Yes, I suspect they are still involved in some way.

Yes I suspect they are still involved in some way.

From the wording of this I'm taking it that you'll still be able to buy them after this 'initial exclusive sale', otherwise why use the term initial, and why in the TBC state the Prem Package again.

not according to the Q&A, although someone above has said the ticket office will allow it, so I don't think it's certain that a group of adults can buy them with just 1 jsb.

Included in the season ticket price, they are just saying they can be bought without a season ticket for £50.

there is still concessionary pricing in all the other areas. quite a difference between £23 and £240 though to sit in the non family stand bit, that's the point being made, not that they were always free, and they were free in later seasons to sit anywhere. If you sit with other people that...

The consideration for some, like me, is currently I sit with a few other friends, and have done since we moved to the arena, and they no longer take kids up, so if I want to carry on sitting with them it's £470 more for me and my lad than if I bought 2 tickets in the family stand. If I just went...

That's assuming the prices aren't going to go up in the next 4 seasons after, assuming they do, then people are saving money as the £500 price is fixed.

Will need to have a think whether to move from block 20, don't mind too much about the £480 for my adult ticket, but £340 for my soon to be 15 year old is a bit steep, especially compared to last years £92.