Thirty seven sleeps, and counting, to the biggest game in our history....

_{While it would have been good if tickets were cheaper, don't think we can complain too much about the prices especially the concessions. If you go to a concert, you will pay much more than this on average and for people who may only attend this game this season, prices are reasonable.}

Reasonable prices ad far as I'm concerned. Cup finals don't happen often and a nice percentage of the gate is going back to ICT.

Would rather a 12 pm kickoff though.

Would rather a 12 pm kickoff though.

Would that be twelve noon or twelve midnight ?

Prices don't seem too bad at all to me.  That said if it was £1,000 i'd still be going

Edited April 27, 201510 yr by Sir C the 3rd

 

 

 

Compared to the semi prices this hike is disgusting. The SFA are so out of touch is becoming beyond belief.

I disagree with this. For a category A game at ICT, you are paying the same price for equivalent seats alongside the pitch in the main stand. And only 4 quid more than category B games. While the concession prices for the final are less than half the price for what you would pay for being alongside the pitch in Inverness.

 

For a game at ICT I am not trying to convince a number of adults to come along for a day out who would not normally go to any football.

 

 

Whose to say that if you lowered the prices to £20 for adults in the same stand, >33% extra would go to justify the decrease in price? This is bigger than an average league game, and priced more reasonably overall so can't see how people can complain. And i disagree, with that point you made in your latest post too. Every football team should be trying to convince people who don't usually go to football to attend your games. That is how you increase your support and get more money. 

 

If the people I refer to were able to go to football matches I doubt it would be ICT ones. These are adult men and women who normally work weekends and who dont actually earn a great deal for what they do. Personally it makes little odds to me because I cant go anyway. Its the missus who's trying to get a few colleagues along.

Prices don't seem too bad at all to me.  That said if it was £1,000 i'd still be going

If it was a grand. I would get a job as a steward and shout at everyone to stand up.

Well to be fair its cheaper than what i was expecting...........i mean at last years final the cheapest adult ticket was £35.

But i also agree with Alex that it is not exactly 'cheap'!

Personally had they kept the East/West stands behind the goal at £15/£5 i reckon that would have been bold and a decent move.

Are we getting the Sevco end or the greeting faced half-wits end?

Looks like we've got the Celtic end.

Well to be fair its cheaper than what i was expecting...........i mean at last years final the cheapest adult ticket was £35.

But i also agree with Alex that it is not exactly 'cheap'!

Personally had they kept the East/West stands behind the goal at £15/£5 i reckon that would have been bold and a decent move.

Are we getting the Sevco end or the greeting faced half-wits end?

Looks like we've got the Celtic end.

How does it look like that?

Falkirk will be coming from the east. You can be almost certain we will have the west stand.

Well to be fair its cheaper than what i was expecting...........i mean at last years final the cheapest adult ticket was £35.

But i also agree with Alex that it is not exactly 'cheap'!

Personally had they kept the East/West stands behind the goal at £15/£5 i reckon that would have been bold and a decent move.

Are we getting the Sevco end or the greeting faced half-wits end?

Looks like we've got the Celtic end. How does it look like that?

Cos it says so on the official website?

Strange.

Celtic East end. Eh?

So we are arriving to Hampden from the North West and Falkirk are arriving from the East.....

Oohhh i give up. Expect the unexpected when its the SFA

Was expecting people not being happy with the areas given. From what I can gather (and I could be wrong) the Clockwork Beer Co. will be for Falkirk fans only as they have the west end of the ground.

I'd have thought Falkirk would arrive at Hampden on the same roads Inverness will. M80, M73, M74, A728

Was expecting people not being happy with the areas given. From what I can gather (and I could be wrong) the Clockwork Beer Co. will be for Falkirk fans only as they have the west end of the ground.

Are Jock Tamsons bairns allowed in.

Was expecting people not being happy with the areas given. From what I can gather (and I could be wrong) the Clockwork Beer Co. will be for Falkirk fans only as they have the west end of the ground.

Heard at the weekend that Falkirk are getting the clockwork for the final - Shame, it's a cracking bar.

Never mind. Would have been nice for a pre match pint but the big party will be in Inverness on the Saturday night.

Anyone know who is classed as the 'home' team, just wondering what strip we will play in or are we having a cup final 'speical'?

We are the home team

Someone on Twitter is saying that after two days of sales, Falkirk have already sold 7,000 tickets.

Someone on Twitter is saying that after two days of sales, Falkirk have already sold 7,000 tickets.

We probably sold more just to hughes and his good honest friends 

Someone on Twitter is saying that after two days of sales, Falkirk have already sold 7,000 tickets.

Their official Twitter is doing updates too.

Tickets bought today for the North Stand as they have given us more tickets for this stand today. Asked about ticket sales and although non committal it looks very healthy for under a week.

Well after the first day of sales we were doing very well 

I looked this morning and were into section F4 in the east stand