The ticket office have revaled that United fans are expected to get about 4,500 tickets for the February 16 UEFA Champions League match away to AC Milan.
Executive members, season ticket holders and One United Members will be able to apply from 08:00 on January 22 for four days.
But they must be part of the club's European Travel Club. If you are not a member, you must register by 20:00 on January 19. Details of the club are here.
Ticket prices are yet to be confirmed, but we expect them to cost in the region of £45 for adults, with 800 or so VIP tickets costing in the region of £80.
The tickets are expected to be in the very top tier of the Curva Nord, shown as blocks 343 to 360 here.
You can apply for tickets online or by calling United on 0161 868 8000.
If you apply, you can find out on January 27 if you have them.
Executive members, season ticket holders and One United Members will be able to apply from 08:00 on January 22 for four days.
But they must be part of the club's European Travel Club. If you are not a member, you must register by 20:00 on January 19. Details of the club are here.
Ticket prices are yet to be confirmed, but we expect them to cost in the region of £45 for adults, with 800 or so VIP tickets costing in the region of £80.
The tickets are expected to be in the very top tier of the Curva Nord, shown as blocks 343 to 360 here.
You can apply for tickets online or by calling United on 0161 868 8000.
If you apply, you can find out on January 27 if you have them.
If you get a ticket, you must complete an online travel report form, available via manutd.com by February 5.
The San Siro holds 80,018 people.
If you have any questions about flights, accommodation or your trip to Milan, email us at redsaway@hotmail.co.uk
The San Siro holds 80,018 people.
If you have any questions about flights, accommodation or your trip to Milan, email us at redsaway@hotmail.co.uk
A full travel guide will be published in the next few days.
5 comments:
Why do you think upper tier? In the past it has always been the lower tier apart from in 2007 after the trouble at Roma. But then last year v Inter we got lower again.
With AC Milan in the last couple of seasons, the away fans for group games go to the right of the lower tier as you're looking at the pitch.
As a result, quite a few home fans go next to then. The top tier is always the most unpopular with home fans, because you're quite far from the action, the main singing end is at the far end and there's a big perspex screen blocking a decent view of the pitch.
Also, the capacity of that stand is just over 4,500 so it all stands to reason. I might be wrong though!
Ticket prices for premium games are at this link:
http://www.acmilan.com/InfoPage.aspx?id=92041
If we get the upper tier it will be a lot less than £45, but if we get the lower it will be arond that price.
Looks like we're gonna be shifted up to curva nord 3rd tier:
http://www.acmilan.com/InfoPage.aspx?id=44271
seems like they will close 3rd tier blue and red
It will be great to watch Arsenal, i have bought tickets from
http://ticketfront.com/event/Arsenal-tickets looking forward to it.
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