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Chelsea [H] Ticket information - on sale from Wed 2pm
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Ended up in the West Upper because there were 0 seats left in my block in the North Lower the other day so couldn’t get the additional ticket anywhere near my ST seat. Now there’s loads lol so a fair few ST holders (me included in the end) didn’t take their seat0
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Loads of tickets left, anyone who wants one should be fine getting one.0
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Roughly 5k left to sell2
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Are the policing arrangements get confirmed given this fixture is now close ? In other words will it mirror the much debated Millwall arrangements?2
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Bump.clive said:Tickets for the Addicks’ upcoming Emirates FA Cup third-round tie against Chelsea will go back on sale at 2pm on Tuesday, December 23rd.
More than 16,000 home tickets were sold across the first three sales phases after tickets for the Saturday, January 10th fixture (KO 8pm GMT) went on sale last week.
Any unsold season-ticket seats have now been released.
Who can buy?
The following supporters are eligible to purchase up to four tickets from 2pm on Tuesday, December 23rd:
• 2025/26 season-ticket holders
• 2025/26 half-season ticket holders
• Valley Gold members*
• Supporters who have purchased one or more home match tickets during the 2025/26 season
• Supporters with 100 or more loyalty pointsSupporters who have already purchased one ticket for the game may purchase up to three additional tickets.
Supporters who have already purchased two tickets may purchase up to two additional tickets.Any remaining tickets will go on general sale to all supporters on the club database** from 11am on Monday, December 29th.
Click here to purchase your 2025/26 half-season ticket now and put yourself in prime position to get your Chelsea tickets. Please note reports will be run hourly during the day, so within two hours of purchasing the half-season ticket you'll have access to purchase your Chelsea ticket. If you have any challenges with this process, please email tickets@cafc.co.uk.
*Valley Gold members will need to have purchased their active membership on or before Sunday, December 7th, 2025 to be eligible.
**Supporters will need to have been registered on the club database on or before Sunday, December 7th 2025 to be eligible.
https://www.charltonafc.com/news/ticketing-update-chelsea-fixture-0
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Content from this morning’s email update that seems to have gone under the radar.
At least a 21k crowd guaranteed already. Never saw that one coming.We probably never achieved that many in the PL days. When was the last time we had a bigger FA cup gate at home ?0 -
1984....22,000 v Watford is one that springs to mind. Only 42 years ago.....letthegoodtimesroll said:Content from this morning’s email update that seems to have gone under the radar.
At least a 21k crowd guaranteed already. Never saw that one coming.We probably never achieved that many in the PL days. When was the last time we had a bigger FA cup gate at home ?2 -
stick em up your arse6
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At last a chance to forget the league and focus on the cup. This game coming at just the right time2
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Unless I'm reading the ticket page incorrectly, it looks like the game will soon sell out.
Most blocks seem to have isolated seats available and a few blocks do have smallish groups of seats available. Upper West seems to have about 140 left in Block WSR.2 -
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unlike some of the league games so far this season no home blocks have completely sold out so far. Spread out lads, make ‘em think there are more of us…Simonsen said:Unless I'm reading the ticket page incorrectly, it looks like the game will soon sell out.
Most blocks seem to have isolated seats available and a few blocks do have smallish groups of seats available. Upper West seems to have about 140 left in Block WSR.
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Just found these on the Watford ObserverSimonsen said:
1984....22,000 v Watford is one that springs to mind. Only 42 years ago.....letthegoodtimesroll said:Content from this morning’s email update that seems to have gone under the radar.
At least a 21k crowd guaranteed already. Never saw that one coming.We probably never achieved that many in the PL days. When was the last time we had a bigger FA cup gate at home ?
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Looking at those picture, 22k was probably a true figure, unlike some other 20k+ gates from the 70s and 80s where they looked more like closer to 40k were in the ground.0
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Surely that Leicester home tie in the 5th round that we lost in the Prem days was a sellout? Dion Dublin got their winner really late.0
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My wedding day and i was told of his winner just as we were setting off for the Trafalgar Tavern for the reception .... fumingMarcusH26 said:Surely that Leicester home tie in the 5th round that we lost in the Prem days was a sellout? Dion Dublin got their winner really late.
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Big weddingoohaahmortimer said:
My wedding day and i was told of his winner just as we were setting off for the Trafalgar Tavern for the reception .... fumingMarcusH26 said:Surely that Leicester home tie in the 5th round that we lost in the Prem days was a sellout? Dion Dublin got their winner really late.
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oohaahmortimer said:
My wedding day and i was told of his winner just as we were setting off for the Trafalgar Tavern for the reception .... fumingMarcusH26 said:Surely that Leicester home tie in the 5th round that we lost in the Prem days was a sellout? Dion Dublin got their winner really late.
23,719 was the gate that day
If it wasn't for your immense sacrifice that day Mrs Oohahh and Petrolhead wouldn't have followed on, and for that we should all be grateful.1 -
Honestly, it felt like so many more than 22,000.letthegoodtimesroll said:Looking at those picture, 22k was probably a true figure, unlike some other 20k+ gates from the 70s and 80s where they looked more like closer to 40k were in the ground.
There were an immense amount of Watford fans. I've seen the video highlights that the Museum put up and that shows just how many were packed in the funny no-mans land section, adjacent and behind the floodlight between the Away End and the main bit of the East Terrace. That first photo shows the funny little section between the Main Stand and Away end and that's all Watford fans....it was rammed. There could have been as many as 8,000 Watford fans there that day.2 -
yep only a few of my mates were allowed to attend ;-)oohaahmortimer said:
My wedding day and i was told of his winner just as we were setting off for the Trafalgar Tavern for the reception .... fumingMarcusH26 said:Surely that Leicester home tie in the 5th round that we lost in the Prem days was a sellout? Dion Dublin got their winner really late.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJRhTQXBWrc
10.42 of the video shows a good view of the East Terrace. One quite large section closed off but the rest is packed. I wonder how many were in the Charlton part of the terrace alone...?
13.05 shows a brief glimpse of the Watford corner section of the East Terrace.0 -
That Watford game was my first ever game2
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looking at that video that's a very decent crowd and I'd say a fair few more than 23k2
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Didn't the ground have a capacity of 50 - 60,000 at the time, there is no way you could have fitted twice as many people in there again. There was a much higher figure than claimed.
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Chelsea have been given 3065 tickets, I’m sure the Jimmy Seed used to take more like 3400/3500, does this mean the stadium capacity has been reduced ?0
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Ducktapeshoerepairs said:Chelsea have been given 3065 tickets, I’m sure the Jimmy Seed used to take more like 3400/3500, does this mean the stadium capacity has been reduced ?
I always thought it held 3.1k and change but lost a few of those seats at some point later on when some work was done on it. The 3.4k figure is often quoted but no team ever seems to get much more than that 3065 with a difference probably explained by some restricted view seats getting sold (I’m guessing)0 -
Just 51 tickets left in Block WSR now.
If there are a group of you without tickets, who want to sit together, get on it now.0 -
Reminder of the deal in the family stand (still blocks of tickets available). £60 for 2 adults, 2 U18, £15 a ticket, which is a pretty good deal for any type of game, let alone PL opposition. Just add the above types of tickets into basket and it auto applies3
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Used to be more seats but the scum nicked some last timeletthegoodtimesroll said:Ducktapeshoerepairs said:Chelsea have been given 3065 tickets, I’m sure the Jimmy Seed used to take more like 3400/3500, does this mean the stadium capacity has been reduced ?
I always thought it held 3.1k and change but lost a few of those seats at some point later on when some work was done on it. The 3.4k figure is often quoted but no team ever seems to get much more than that 3065 with a difference probably explained by some restricted view seats getting sold (I’m guessing)0 -
The safety limit at the time was restricted to 20,000, and had been since 1981, which gives you an idea how lax the safety regime was. To be fair, I think everyone was astonished by the crowd, which was vastly more than the club or anyone else had anticipated. I would guess there were about 8,000 away fans, but it was an extraordinary home turnout when you consider we only got 14,000 for Chelsea in the league and the home average was 6,732.milo said:Didn't the ground have a capacity of 50 - 60,000 at the time, there is no way you could have fitted twice as many people in there again. There was a much higher figure than claimed.3
