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Reading Away ticket information (1,200 sold)

TheBrand09TheBrand09
edited November 2014 in General Charlton
Charlton have been given an initial allocation of 1,283 at Reading. For season-ticket holders and Valley Gold members tickets are priced £25 adults, £17 over 65s and U22s and £8 U17s.

For Red Card holders and all other supporters tickets are priced £27 adults, £19 over 65s and U22s and £9 U17s.

There are seven ambulant disabled places and 10 wheelchair bays, each priced according to the relevant age category.

Fans who wish to purchase on the day in Reading will see ticket prices increase to £30 adults, £22 over 65 and U22s and £10 U17s.

Return coach travel to the Madejski Stadium is available from a number of pick-up points courtesy of the club’s Valley Away service, priced £15. Click here for more information.
Read more at http://www.cafc.co.uk/news/article/20141015-leeds-reading-tickets-2017562.aspx#UJ0rgEaIvkJP3OhA.99
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  • EpsomAddickEpsomAddick
    Strange that season ticket holders and VG members get cheaper tickets. Can't recall seeing that before.

    Having looked at the Reading website if you go by train there's a shuttle bus between the station and the ground (too far to walk really) that costs £4 return, for which you need exact change.
    http://www.readingfc.co.uk/documents/visiting-supporters-guide-2014-15154-1772512.pdf
  • RedChaserRedChaser
    EpsomAddick said:

    Strange that season ticket holders and VG members get cheaper tickets. Can't recall seeing that before.

    Having looked at the Reading website if you go by train there's a shuttle bus between the station and the ground (too far to walk really) that costs £4 return, for which you need exact change.
    http://www.readingfc.co.uk/documents/visiting-supporters-guide-2014-15154-1772512.pdf

    Not if you've got a Freedom Pass. :-)
  • Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    edited October 2014
    EpsomAddick said:

    Strange that season ticket holders and VG members get cheaper tickets. Can't recall seeing that before.

    Having looked at the Reading website if you go by train there's a shuttle bus between the station and the ground (too far to walk really) that costs £4 return, for which you need exact change.
    http://www.readingfc.co.uk/documents/visiting-supporters-guide-2014-15154-1772512.pdf

    I imagine they offer similar discounts to their equivalent schemes. Only a couple of quid but it all helps.

    Four of us going so a taxi from the station might be cheaper and quicker
  • RedChaserRedChaser
    Henry Irving said:

    EpsomAddick said:

    Strange that season ticket holders and VG members get cheaper tickets. Can't recall seeing that before.

    Having looked at the Reading website if you go by train there's a shuttle bus between the station and the ground (too far to walk really) that costs £4 return, for which you need exact change.
    http://www.readingfc.co.uk/documents/visiting-supporters-guide-2014-15154-1772512.pdf

    I imagine they offer similar discounts to their equivalent schemes. Only a couple of quid but it all helps.

    Four of us going so a taxi might be cheaper and quicker
    Bromley to Reading in a taxi Henners that'll cost a fortune. :-)
  • Bryan_KynsieBryan_Kynsie
    Presumably they have negotiated a reciprocal arrangement with us over this discount

    No preferential sales? Are they sure we won't sell out?

    Cue the CL "£2 off aReading ticket" thread?
  • PL54PL54
    When is it?
  • AFKABartramAFKABartram
    Reasonable.

    Hope for a good turnout.
  • BadgerBadger
    PL54 said:

    When is it?

    Saturday November 8th @ 3pm, c u there.
  • PL54PL54
    Reading is on the Thames but that is one hell of a boat trip
  • Dansk_RedDansk_Red
    If CAFC sell out the original alloction, There are could be approx 1000 more tickets avaliable, the away area holds approx 2400.
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  • roseandcrownroseandcrown
    Getting ours in the morning, Train return was only 17 quid so not a bad overall away day cost.
  • ElfsborgAddickElfsborgAddick
    roseandcrown said:

    Getting ours in the morning, Train return was only 17 quid so not a bad overall away day cost.

    A bit cheaper than that from Waterloo, if you have a railcard.
  • TheBrand09TheBrand09
    edited October 2014
    Away fans are located in one end of the stadium, in the South Stand, where up to 4,300 can be accommodated (although the normal allocation is 2,100).

    £14.50 return from Richmond without any railcard.

  • UboatUboat
    1081 sold as of two minutes ago.
  • LenGloverLenGlover
    I have a very outside chance of being able to watch from a box at this one.

    Will be good if it happens even if I have to sit on my hands if we do well!
  • SELR_addicksSELR_addicks
    Reckon we could get them on the day? Amount sold isn't too far away from the initial allocation...
  • Covered EndCovered End
    £25 in advance £30 on the day.
  • AFKABartramAFKABartram
    Have something organised for the kids on Sat afternoon so appreciate I'm coming from the oohaah school of hypocritical slating here, but given the distance this really is one of those games we should be taking 2,000 plus to IMO.

    Disappointed it looks like we will be well short of that
  • roseandcrownroseandcrown
    AFKABartram said:

    Have something organised for the kids on Sat afternoon so appreciate I'm coming from the oohaah school of hypocritical slating here, but given the distance this really is one of those games we should be taking 2,000 plus to IMO.

    Disappointed it looks like we will be well short of that

    I think some are saving money after a Friday night piss up after Fulham and a weekend in Bournemouth.

    I am looking forward to it, never been reading.
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  • Folev the redFolev the red
    Given its only a 30/35 minute train journey from London its a very poor number. It would probably take most people longer to get to Watford or Tottenham, yet we would sell a lot more for them
  • Airman BrownAirman Brown
    edited November 2014
    Folev the red said:

    Given its only a 30/35 minute train journey from London its a very poor number. It would probably take most people longer to get to Watford or Tottenham, yet we would sell a lot more for them

    Know what you're saying but no way is it quicker for most people, either driving or public transport, to Reading than Watford or Spurs. I went to university in Reading so have done the journey at least a hundred times!
  • SolidgoneSolidgone
    A bit of a hike from the station adds to the agg.
  • The_OrganiserThe_Organiser
    Maidstone have sold more for Stevenage away in the FA Cup the following afternoon.
  • Clem_SnideClem_Snide
    Solidgone said:

    A bit of a hike from the station adds to the agg.

    Agree. Proper pain in the arse to get to from the station.
  • cafcsingercafcsinger
    I'm surprised by the poor turn out to be honest, close game, sat 3 o'clock, prices reasonable etc. Personally i can't wait
  • Rock SpectacleRock Spectacle
    If you are going by train Paddington is the best bet, England home at rugby makes both inward and outward journey from Waterloo a bit of a mare.
  • letthegoodtimesrollletthegoodtimesroll
    With that many sold so far we should be looking at around 1500 on the day, me included so we will make a fair amount of noise to cheer the boys to victory...2 from igor, 1 from wilson...
  • EpsomAddickEpsomAddick
    Clem_Snide said:

    Solidgone said:

    A bit of a hike from the station adds to the agg.

    Agree. Proper pain in the arse to get to from the station.
    There's a bus from the station to the ground, £4 return, but yes, it is still an extra bit of hassle compared with grounds which are walkable from the railway station.

    I'm going, my first trip to Reading and looking forward to it a lot.
  • UboatUboat
    Airman Brown said:

    Folev the red said:

    Given its only a 30/35 minute train journey from London its a very poor number. It would probably take most people longer to get to Watford or Tottenham, yet we would sell a lot more for them

    I went to university in Reading so have done the journey at least a hundred times!
    Me too. Hour and forty from Tunbridge Wells every time.
    They were at Elm Park then and even that seemed a nightmare to get to.
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