Taking toddlers to a game
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 Arthur Blackpudding  03 Nov 19 6.38pm |
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My girlfriend's family are visiting us from Portugal this month, and her nephew who is 2.5 is football mad so would like to take him to the Liverpool game. Does he need a ticket or can I just take him in? I think the official rules are he needs a ticket, but lots of people around where my season ticket is seem to bring their young kids every now and then and they dont seem to have a specific seat. For people who take their young kids every now and then, what do you do? Thanks
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| Arthur Blackpudding 06 Nov 19 11.38am |
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Taking young kids to a game' by bexleydave Posting this again here as it didn't get any response in Ticket Talk. My girlfriend's family are visiting us from Portugal this month, and her nephew who is 2.5 is football mad so would like to take him to the Liverpool game. Does he need a ticket or can I just take him in? I think the official rules are he needs a ticket, but lots of people around where my season ticket is (Holmesdale lower, block C) seem to bring their young kids every now and then and they don't seem to have a specific seat. For people who take their young kids every now and then, what do you do? Can I just carry him through the turnstiles with me? Thanks Edited by Arthur Blackpudding (06 Nov 2019 11.39am)
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aashman12  06 Nov 19 11.59am |
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Taking young kids to a game' by bexleydave Originally posted by Arthur Blackpudding
Posting this again here as it didn't get any response in Ticket Talk. My girlfriend's family are visiting us from Portugal this month, and her nephew who is 2.5 is football mad so would like to take him to the Liverpool game. Does he need a ticket or can I just take him in? I think the official rules are he needs a ticket, but lots of people around where my season ticket is (Holmesdale lower, block C) seem to bring their young kids every now and then and they don't seem to have a specific seat. For people who take their young kids every now and then, what do you do? Can I just carry him through the turnstiles with me? Thanks Edited by Arthur Blackpudding (06 Nov 2019 11.39am) I'd say you'd need a ticket.
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ASCPFC  Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 06 Nov 19 12.08pm |
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Taking young kids to a game' by bexleydave If you ask the box office - they are a lot more helpful than they were years ago.
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| Arthur Blackpudding 06 Nov 19 12.22pm |
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Taking young kids to a game' by bexleydave Originally posted by ASCPFC
If you ask the box office - they are a lot more helpful than they were years ago. Yea I'll give them a call.
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| Casual Orpington 06 Nov 19 7.13pm |
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Originally posted by Arthur Blackpudding
My girlfriend's family are visiting us from Portugal this month, and her nephew who is 2.5 is football mad so would like to take him to the Liverpool game. Does he need a ticket or can I just take him in? I think the official rules are he needs a ticket, but lots of people around where my season ticket is seem to bring their young kids every now and then and they dont seem to have a specific seat. For people who take their young kids every now and then, what do you do? Thanks I’ve taken my youngest and just had him stand in front of me and walk in, as there’s no one on the turnstiles anymore. A toddler you could pick up and carry in, 99% sure you would be fine, but if your not , you’ll have to pick him up from lost property at the end of the game
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| ex hibitionist Hastings 06 Nov 19 7.21pm |
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I wonder if I shave my beard and wear a pair of knappies, a bonnet and maybe hold a little rattle or a teddy bear and cry loudly on Holmesdale Road as if I'd lost my mummy or daddy that I could save myself 30 odd quid?
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Daddyorc  Atlantic Highlands, NJ 06 Nov 19 7.27pm |
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Originally posted by ex hibitionist
I wonder if I shave my beard and wear a pair of knappies, a bonnet and maybe hold a little rattle or a teddy bear and cry loudly on Holmesdale Road as if I'd lost my mummy or daddy that I could save myself 30 odd quid? Yes, and you'll also get a free ride to the loony bin.
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| Tom-the-eagle Croydon 06 Nov 19 7.30pm |
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Originally posted by Casual
I’ve taken my youngest and just had him stand in front of me and walk in, as there’s no one on the turnstiles anymore. A toddler you could pick up and carry in, 99% sure you would be fine, but if your not , you’ll have to pick him up from lost property at the end of the game
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| sickboy Deal or Croydon 06 Nov 19 7.54pm |
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Originally posted by Casual
I’ve taken my youngest and just had him stand in front of me and walk in, as there’s no one on the turnstiles anymore. A toddler you could pick up and carry in, 99% sure you would be fine, but if your not , you’ll have to pick him up from lost property at the end of the game Or if you want a beer after the game make sure the nipper has some id with his mums name so she can collect to save the poor mite any undue duress.
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| kentish eagles 07 Nov 19 5.39am |
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100% you will need a ticket
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berlinpalace  berlin 07 Nov 19 10.00am |
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‘Children over the age of two are permitted to attend games, but they must have a valid ticket for the game.’
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