Ticket Exchange scheme active for Newcastle clash

The Ticket Exchange scheme is now active ahead of our home game against Newcastle United on Saturday, October 4.

For the 2014-15 campaign, season ticket holders have the option to sell tickets for games they can't attend and earn a percentage of money back from the sale. 

Fans who don't have a ticket for that game will then be able to buy the sellers ticket online. 

Ticket Exchange is ONLY activated when a game is a sell-out - which is now the case ahead of the clash with Newcastle.

A season ticket holder who CANNOT attend this game now has the option to go to the online box office and use Ticket Exchange to sell the ticket. 

A fan who does not have a ticket for the game can now buy that ticket ONLINE through Ticket Exchange. 

For all full-price season packages the upgrade fee from a concession to a full-price ticket will be £17.50 on Category B fixtures and £22.50 on Category A fixtures. The number of upgrades will be unlimited. 

Upgrades on discounted seasonal packages, i.e the £79 and £99 concession packages in the South Stand, will not be permitted.  

Season ticket holders wishing to upgrade these seats will be charged the full ticket value for that fixture, i.e. £35 for a Category B fixture and £45 for a Category A fixture.