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Swansea City can confirm ticketing arrangements for the South Wales derby against Cardiff City on Sunday, November 29, with kick-off scheduled for 12pm.
Tickets for the fixture will go on sale from 10am tomorrow (Tuesday, November 3), with purchases available online only during the first access and early access windows.
The club will operate its usual sales process, with tickets made available across three stages:
First Access - from 10am on Tuesday, November 3
Jack Army+, Jack Army, and International Jack Army can purchase one ticket per member.
Early Access - from 10am on Friday, November 6
Season ticket holders will be able to purchase one additional ticket.
General Sale - from 10am on Tuesday, November 10
Any remaining tickets will be made available for general sale.
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| Swans v Bluebirds on 08:17 - Nov 12 with 0 views | jack247 |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 07:54 - Nov 12 by DoubeDoube |
not every game, we rarely sell out |
You’ve misunderstood.
We rarely sell out, but there are plenty of fans who go to every game. If you’re going to turn up for Bolton on a Tuesday night in December, you don’t deserve to be fleeced for the higher profile games. |  | | |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 12:31 - Nov 12 with 0 views | johnlangy |
So what do they charge for Cat A games ? I tried a quick search and couldn't find it. | | | |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 13:04 - Nov 12 with 0 views | bennytheblue |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 14:31 - Nov 11 by pencoedjack |
Id also say a lot of people who live in & around Swansea have no idea of trouble that happened(s)in places like Port Talbot, Neath & Bridgend between fans of both clubs on a pretty regular basis. |
Very true Penc, even the famous swimming session when you lot chased them local PT kids into the sea, no one this way knew what you were on about for years. Days before the internet and social media eh? Now THEM were the days….. |  | | |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 13:10 - Nov 12 with 0 views | bennytheblue |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 12:31 - Nov 12 by johnlangy |
So what do they charge for Cat A games ? I tried a quick search and couldn't find it. |
It was £31 for West Ham last week, not sure if that was cat A. It’s scandalous really, should be capped at £25 whatever the cat. Think it’s £65 for coach and ticket to your gaff, 4 hours of getting treated like absolute dog s, for a journey that usually takes most about 45 mins, then yiu have to endure the game lol…..
I’ll never go on a bubble, nor will loads of others I personally know, probably never go to the Liberty either. Did the vetch around 9 times though….great days [Post edited 12 Nov 13:11]
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| Swans v Bluebirds on 15:06 - Nov 12 with 0 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 13:04 - Nov 12 by bennytheblue |
Very true Penc, even the famous swimming session when you lot chased them local PT kids into the sea, no one this way knew what you were on about for years. Days before the internet and social media eh? Now THEM were the days….. |
No one knew for years eh, hilarious Benny, my Bro in law is From Llandaff North but not a football fan, he knows a few that are and I even had a pint with a couple in the Pineapple pub, years back. They knew about it.
Call them kids but they weren't 10, were they 16-20 mostly and they went looking for it but got more than they bargained for.
Me, I never could stand (nor understand) the hooliganism. | | | |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 15:38 - Nov 12 with 0 views | JJBomber |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 12:31 - Nov 12 by johnlangy |
So what do they charge for Cat A games ? I tried a quick search and couldn't find it. |
Search at the top of this page! | | | |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 15:41 - Nov 12 with 0 views | JJBomber |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 07:44 - Nov 12 by jack247 |
No.
It’s reasonable. The club could have made more money for Cardiff and West Ham, but that would be screwing over loyal fans who are there every game. |
The loyal fans who are there every game tend to be season ticket holders. It won't make any difference to them. | | | |
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| Swans v Bluebirds on 16:11 - Nov 12 with 0 views | jack247 |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 15:41 - Nov 12 by JJBomber |
The loyal fans who are there every game tend to be season ticket holders. It won't make any difference to them. |
Yes in most cases.
Do you think the club should be shafting those who pay on a game by game basis to make a small profit? | | | |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 16:30 - Nov 12 with 0 views | onehunglow |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 13:10 - Nov 12 by bennytheblue |
It was £31 for West Ham last week, not sure if that was cat A. It’s scandalous really, should be capped at £25 whatever the cat. Think it’s £65 for coach and ticket to your gaff, 4 hours of getting treated like absolute dog s, for a journey that usually takes most about 45 mins, then yiu have to endure the game lol…..
I’ll never go on a bubble, nor will loads of others I personally know, probably never go to the Liberty either. Did the vetch around 9 times though….great days [Post edited 12 Nov 13:11]
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Feck all
You’re our capital when all said is done
Capital’ s are always where the wealthiest live
Social media still belittling Swansea as an economic basket case
It’s why I never ever socialise with a Cardiff fan whether in Oslo or Ogmore | |
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| Swans v Bluebirds on 17:37 - Nov 12 with 0 views | JJBomber |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 16:11 - Nov 12 by jack247 |
Yes in most cases.
Do you think the club should be shafting those who pay on a game by game basis to make a small profit? |
I doubt that there is anybody who buys a ticket for every game but doesn't buy a season ticket.
Secondly, it's not shafting people to have dynamic pricing. It's basic supply and demand. | | | |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 17:39 - Nov 12 with 0 views | onehunglow |
It’s worth considering how many great Swansea men played for Cardiff as they were a “ bigger club”
Not too much approbation given to
Trevor Ford
Mel
Ivor
Curt
Barry Hole
Gibbons
Brayley Reynolds
And there’s others like Legg who did get some
Think it’s definitely taken a more fractious turn over the years | |
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| Swans v Bluebirds on 18:06 - Nov 12 with 0 views | jack247 |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 17:37 - Nov 12 by JJBomber |
I doubt that there is anybody who buys a ticket for every game but doesn't buy a season ticket.
Secondly, it's not shafting people to have dynamic pricing. It's basic supply and demand. |
Ok, every game they can get to. You must realise there are plenty of loyal fans who don’t have season tickets. I’ve got one but know a few who go game by game.
Dynamic pricing is corporate speak for shafting people. It’s one thing for concerts, airlines, hotels etc. quite another for a football team people support week in week out.
Take this to the extreme - Middlesbrough last day of the season and the winner gets automatic. Say 10k season tickets, 2k away fans - how much would you charge everyone else? | | | |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 19:16 - Nov 12 with 0 views | pencoedjack |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 13:04 - Nov 12 by bennytheblue |
Very true Penc, even the famous swimming session when you lot chased them local PT kids into the sea, no one this way knew what you were on about for years. Days before the internet and social media eh? Now THEM were the days….. |
If you know football culture like you claim you do you would know that the PVM lot were not kids at that time.
1 name infamous in Cardiff football culture (from PT) was one of those who went into the sea.
I am well aware they were not happy as they turned up at the Model T in Bridgend a couple of weeks later mob handed.
I wouldn't be surprised if you claim you were with them.
& for the record as much as I hate the football club, I have some very good Cardiff supporting mates. [Post edited 12 Nov 19:20]
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| Swans v Bluebirds on 19:36 - Nov 12 with 0 views | onehunglow |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 19:16 - Nov 12 by pencoedjack |
If you know football culture like you claim you do you would know that the PVM lot were not kids at that time.
1 name infamous in Cardiff football culture (from PT) was one of those who went into the sea.
I am well aware they were not happy as they turned up at the Model T in Bridgend a couple of weeks later mob handed.
I wouldn't be surprised if you claim you were with them.
& for the record as much as I hate the football club, I have some very good Cardiff supporting mates. [Post edited 12 Nov 19:20]
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On my Facebook , several “ soul crew” are featured
These are tough men apparently
My arse | |
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| Swans v Bluebirds on 20:11 - Nov 12 with 0 views | JJBomber |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 18:06 - Nov 12 by jack247 |
Ok, every game they can get to. You must realise there are plenty of loyal fans who don’t have season tickets. I’ve got one but know a few who go game by game.
Dynamic pricing is corporate speak for shafting people. It’s one thing for concerts, airlines, hotels etc. quite another for a football team people support week in week out.
Take this to the extreme - Middlesbrough last day of the season and the winner gets automatic. Say 10k season tickets, 2k away fans - how much would you charge everyone else? |
I would have Middlesbrough as a Category A, though I would have that as a category A anyway. Those prices are far too cheap anyway. Two tickets for £35 in Zone 2 or £32 for Zone 3 with a family Duo.
As for £38 for the best seats. Let's compare that to the Swansea Arena. Bill Bailey £76, Greg Davies £99, Mike & The Mechanics £76, Jimmy Carr £76. Those are Championship standard, rather than Premier League. It's 90 minutes of entertainment roughly, so a like for like basis. | | | |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 20:42 - Nov 12 with 0 views | bennytheblue |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 15:06 - Nov 12 by SullutaCreturned |
No one knew for years eh, hilarious Benny, my Bro in law is From Llandaff North but not a football fan, he knows a few that are and I even had a pint with a couple in the Pineapple pub, years back. They knew about it.
Call them kids but they weren't 10, were they 16-20 mostly and they went looking for it but got more than they bargained for.
Me, I never could stand (nor understand) the hooliganism. |
For sure they knew exactly what they were doing, bit mad really, it’s only going to end one way.
I remember that night, we win 2-0 late on. 500 of us walked back to the station, let’s say we had a bit of a laugh with the police that night | | | |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 20:43 - Nov 12 with 0 views | bennytheblue |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 15:09 - Nov 12 by Boundy |
Maybe if your lot didn't take your many losses at our stadium out on the toilets maybe you worldn't be treated like dogs  |
I cannot speak for the youth of today or wannabe hooligans, it’s a fkin joke | | | |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 20:50 - Nov 12 with 0 views | bennytheblue |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 19:16 - Nov 12 by pencoedjack |
If you know football culture like you claim you do you would know that the PVM lot were not kids at that time.
1 name infamous in Cardiff football culture (from PT) was one of those who went into the sea.
I am well aware they were not happy as they turned up at the Model T in Bridgend a couple of weeks later mob handed.
I wouldn't be surprised if you claim you were with them.
& for the record as much as I hate the football club, I have some very good Cardiff supporting mates. [Post edited 12 Nov 19:20]
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Got to know a few of them Years later going away, they were about my age, I was 16 the swimming night. I probably thought I knew everything, but I was just a daft kid back then like so many.
Think I know who you on about, name begins with A? I don’t know what the model T is or anything about that kind of stuff, personal beefs between swansea and PT etc…
Bizarre times that I don’t think the current generation can be arsed with. | | | |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 21:06 - Nov 12 with 0 views | Demitrius |
They ran past me. They were definitely not kids. More young adults. They came unstuck in the Badminton or Robin Hood I believe. |  |
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| Swans v Bluebirds on 08:43 - Nov 13 with 0 views | jack247 |
| Swans v Bluebirds on 20:11 - Nov 12 by JJBomber |
I would have Middlesbrough as a Category A, though I would have that as a category A anyway. Those prices are far too cheap anyway. Two tickets for £35 in Zone 2 or £32 for Zone 3 with a family Duo.
As for £38 for the best seats. Let's compare that to the Swansea Arena. Bill Bailey £76, Greg Davies £99, Mike & The Mechanics £76, Jimmy Carr £76. Those are Championship standard, rather than Premier League. It's 90 minutes of entertainment roughly, so a like for like basis. |
Well no let’s not compare it to Bill Bailey or Mike and the Mechanics because that’s farcical. You may as well compare it to round the clock entertainment on Netflix for £13.99.
I’d agree Middlesbrough should be category A if there is anything on it. I don’t have an issue with £38, I had an issue with you saying that was far too cheap.
If it’s to go up or get in the playoffs, the club could sell those tickets for hundreds each. Luckily, they won’t take advantage of people who were there for the less glamorous games. | | | |
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