NFL game Giant vs Dolphins Wembley Stadium

miracleboy said:
I don't know if it's the amount of sporting events over there, or the population spread but when we went to LA the sporting ticket fiasco we have here didn't seem to exist there.

One day we decided we wanted to go see a baseball game, drove to Dodger stadium and just bought tickets on the gate for $24 each! And it was opening week!

The only equivalent you would get to that in the UK on price and availability would be Conference football!
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Baseball tickets over there are cheap, whenever im in Toronto during baseball season, its very easy just to go to the stadium and get tickets. Like the above poster said, its probably due to the amount of games they play. Nearer the playoffs, its nigh on impossible to get tickets. But hopefully if the Blue Jays get to the playoffs i will be able to get tickets as my bro, who lives out there gets them through his company..same with the NHL as well...his company has an exec box in the Air Canada centre, already been to a few games this season and the ice hockey tickets are very expensive...much more than Baseball and Basketball.
I try to get in as many games as i can when im there, didnt get a chance to catch any basketball games though this yr as the Raptors werent doing so well.

NFL tickets over there are hard to get hold of, i know for a fact that with the NY Giants, you either need to pay through your nose or be a season ticket holder. Luckily for me, my gf knows someone within the NY Giants personnel so can get tickets pretty easily for all their home games...playoffs is another matter entirely.

Anyways if what Psycho Ned said is correct then hopefully, fingers crossed i can still get a few tickets...but i have this funny feeling that ive missed out:(.
 
NFL tickets over there are hard to get hold of, i know for a fact that with the NY Giants, you either need to pay through your nose or be a season ticket holder. Luckily for me, my gf knows someone within the NY Giants personnel so can get tickets pretty easily for all their home games...playoffs is another matter entirely.
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That's handy. :cool:

I'm just looking at tickets for a NY home match in October or November - probably vs the 49ers. Restricted view or up in the nose-bleeds are around £100 each :eek:

GF suggested I should watch the Jets instead as the tickets are cheaper. :rolleyes: Only way I could explain that was her, as die-hard Everton supporter, going to watch Liverpool as it was cheaper.
 
Only 40,000 went on sale yesterday - there are 2 more releases of tickets - next week there is 10,000 (I think) going on sale in the US to Giants/Dolphins fans, then in June the remainder go on general sale in the UK - so there is a chance you can pickup tickets then.
 
Apparently the NFL are going to take tickets off people who flog them on ebay.

http://www.nfllondon2007.com/news.aspx?id=36

God knows how they are going to correlate ebay details with ticketmasters details to do this but at least they making the effort.

Any confiscated tickets will also be added to the second batch going on sale in June for people who registered.
 
The second batch of tickets were handed out today and yet again I missed out :eek:

I believe there's only one more chance before the remaining tickets are put on open sale.
 
DanMc07 said:
£65 :eek: :eek: Its only £70 for a season ticket to watch Bradford Bulls (Rugby league team). Stuff paying £65 for 1 single ticket :o

Dan right, i recon id pay it, to see a 4 hour game, would be worth it to say its £40 for a ticket to watch a crappy championship team or to even see leeds, so £65 is pretty reasonable...

Aye, I herd that on that soccer.AM too!
No chance of going to watch it :(
Hopefully they play some more games overhere!
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Thats true though, its almost inposs to get a ticket, it int gonna happen... your not going to get inm but good luck to anyone that tries.

SAINTS ***!
 
deSade said:
Has anyone actually received their tickets for this yet?
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Nope but some people on the nfluk forums have started recieving them today so they are now being sent out.

Anyone try get tickets to the official tailgate party before the game?

As for the game Miami are gonna need all the help they can get they've been crap this season 0-4! The Giants are a bit better at 2-2.
 
According to my Ticketmaster account my tickets are being processed for dispatch. Still 3 weeks until the event so no real need to worry...yet!
 
has anyone found the open sale date yet? ive been checking several websites but they keep saying TBA. just wondered if anyone had heard on the grapevine?
 
Bah!! Got a "you missed a delivery" note yesterday... *** a pain.. my house has been occupied through the day until 2days ago... and now they decide to finally deliver.
 
Got my 2 tickets yesterday morning...only another 22 days left:D. Looks like im in section M of Wembley Stadium...looking at the seating map behind the tickets, it doesnt look too bad where ill be sitting but hell im just happy i managed to bag 2 tickets:p.

One question though i have to ask is about taking the car to the stadium, are you allowed to??. Just that it doesnt say anything about car parking in Wembley stadium...the tickets only specify public transport and ill be loathed to take public transport that day. So does anyone know if you can park within the stadium on game day?? or is there no car parking available. Only reason i ask is that it says on the tickets....that only pre-accedited vehicles will be given access to the area on event days.
 
You can park at Wembley but there's next to no spaces and it aint cheap!

http://www.csparking.com/stadium/Default.aspx

£25 a car! I'd imagine traffic would be abysmal as well.

I'm driving to a tube station parking up there and taking the tube in which I think most people do.

Received my tickets yesterday I'm in section M which isn't an amazing position but end of the day it's the experience as much as anything :)
 
Psycho Ned said:
You can park at Wembley but there's next to no spaces and it aint cheap!

http://www.csparking.com/stadium/Default.aspx

£25 a car! I'd imagine traffic would be abysmal as well.

I'm driving to a tube station parking up there and taking the tube in which I think most people do.

Received my tickets yesterday I'm in section M which isn't an amazing position but end of the day it's the experience as much as anything :)
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Yeah just been rading about the parking, quite pathetic really when most major stadiums around the world have good car parking facilities.

So looks like it will have to be the tube station then...which is the closest tube station to park at then catch the tube to the stadium...im also in section M as well.
 
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