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Posted September 17, 2012 22:14 · last edited September 17, 2012 22:16

Safire wrote:

2ndBest wrote:

AJ13 wrote:

patrick478 wrote:

I think it is because Ticketek needs to know which seats they can and can't sell for upcoming games. It's frustrating, but the club can't do anything about it. I know a few people that have bought them, so even if it's not a perfect deal for everyone, it's worth offering as it get's more people signed up to a membership.


Surely they can come up with a system where you can walk up to the stadium on the day, hand over your flexi, they scan it (to deduct 1 game) then present you with a match day ticket. Wouldnt be that hard at all

That's what the Phoenix wanted.  Apparently not possible.

I think there is a simple solution to this...we've never got close to fill the entire 32000 seat stadium in regular season, so they just need to allocate a dedicated area only for Flexi 6 pack members, seats reserved.  When you buy a flexi 6 pack, Ticketek books out a particular seat for all home games, but only give you 6 tickets.  So everytime you scan your ticket you get that seat, that seat is not for sale even if you don't turn up...


The system could easily be implemented, I call it more laziness on ticketeks behalf . I can think of an easy way of implementing it within 5 seconds. Get a sheet of paper with the flexi ticket fans, I doubt there would be that many. Then Flexi Ticket fans go to ticket collection box sign off they got a ticket for the game and go into the ground. Easy as. Post match, data gets collated and then maybe once you reach 5 games an email is sent out advising you the games attended.

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CboZ edited September 17, 2012 22:16
Safire wrote:
2ndBest wrote:
AJ13 wrote:
patrick478 wrote:

I think it is because Ticketek needs to know which seats they can and can't sell for upcoming games. It's frustrating, but the club can't do anything about it. I know a few people that have bought them, so even if it's not a perfect deal for everyone, it's worth offering as it get's more people signed up to a membership.


Surely they can come up with a system where you can walk up to the stadium on the day, hand over your flexi, they scan it (to deduct 1 game) then present you with a match day ticket. Wouldnt be that hard at all

That's what the Phoenix wanted.  Apparently not possible.

I think there is a simple solution to this...we've never got close to fill the entire 32000 seat stadium in regular season, so they just need to allocate a dedicated area only for Flexi 6 pack members, seats reserved.  When you buy a flexi 6 pack, Ticketek books out a particular seat for all home games, but only give you 6 tickets.  So everytime you scan your ticket you get that seat, that seat is not for sale even if you don't turn up...


The system could easily be implemented, I call it more laziness on ticketeks behalf . I can think of an easy way of implementing it within 5 seconds. Get a sheet of paper with the flexi ticket fans, I doubt there would be that many. Then Flexi Ticket fans go to ticket collection box sign off they got a ticket for this game and go on there way. Easy as. Post match data gets collated and then maybe when you're up to your last game they send you an email.