Getting match tickets

I've heard there are ways around it but being a person who wants to live within every single rule, then it's sad when you see so many empty seats, that could have been used by others.

Money, every last penny counts, there is so much legalised touting being taken advantage of by a lot of football clubs nowadays, and it's heartbreaking when you realise how hard it has become to help out fellow supporters, for a man from the dark ages, like myself.

Good luck Benjamin, I hope you find a solution to your problem without it costing you loads of money, mate

The tickets are approx £150 each but they are guaranteed and seats will be together. You do not need to be a member to purchase these and avoid potential disappointment of missing out in the Membership ballot.

I went this route for yesterday's game as I was traveling from Ireland with 2 others, our tickets cost £125 each - a 'free' programme, £10 food voucher and 10% off in the club shop are included in the price. Not cheap but it was our only option.

Just be mindful of games moving for TV and or opposition involved in European competitions. Here's a link to purchase for the remaining matches this season.

Everton Premium Experiences

I'm in a similar position, not being able to get the match very much these days. I am looking at the Fulham match on 8 November as earliest.

There are six of us in my family who are itching to see the new ground. I am thinking of buying the Forever Blue memberships (times six!!).

Maybe we'll need the plus version to be sure. I just don't know. It would be great if any kind ToffeeWebber could enlighten me a bit.

Good luck with your Quest for tickets

The whole experience was fantastic though and the meal was top notch, not at all what we were expecting.

I offer no guarantees but I used an agency... well in advance it has to be said) and they worked for me.

Cost per ticket for upper north was £190 (£65 - actual cost of ticket)

@Michael Kenrick am I allowed to name names?

Tony @ 1; as stated above, back in June when the fixtures came out and knowing nothing about seat unique I used an agency.

When the 2 tickets finally arrived (phew, not scammed) I just forwarded the email to the wife's NFC capable phone, she clicked on one box marked 'view ticket' and on my phone I clicked on the other.

And 2 technophobe pensioners waltzed in.

On neither time have I been successful.

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My son did okay for Brighton. He has Membership + and "won" a ticket in the Upper South for £72.

If Beto keeps being selected the resale prices are bound to drop.

I'm only back twice a year from Asia, so got a Forever Blue+ and entered the ballot for Palace - luckily I was successful, but I'd been watching the hospitality prices as a fall-back.

Would be interesting to know how many memberships there are etc. but I guess the club won't release such info due to the dynamic pricing of the resellers.

I also entered the ballot for the Palace game and have been successful, this time even higher, row 63!

As for giving a ticket to a relative. This can be done by forwarding the confirmation and having them open this on their phone. They then save the ticket to their Google Wallet or iPhone equivalent.

The link below 'Why matches move after fixtures are released' might be useful to some on here when making travel arrangements etc:

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Mark, as far as I know there is no 'free' merch this season - thankfully as I had to pay customs charges last season!

Very uncertain right now due to a family situation, but I might get lucky.

Very uncertain right now due to a family situation, but I might get lucky.

Wolves is currently £90. How much is a normal ticket - minimum £65. So this is £25 premium. Free Programme = £4 so now £21 premium. £10 food and drink voucher so now £11 premium. 10% off in the store so genuine N'diaye shirt = £110 so £11 discount meaning now break even.

And that means buy anything more in the shop, go on the stadium tour, and you are up on the deal as well as being guaranteed to get a ticket.

See you there?

Long story short, we’re now constantly being offered tickets at roughly face value (about £138). That includes all you can drink, food, pre-match entertainment and the chance to meet Everton Legends ™ (met Sheedy, Stubbs, Mountfield already, plus chatted with Tony Bellew and briefly met Pickford!)

Not cheap I know, but when you think that you can literally have unlimited beer or wine, you get some scran and a match programme, it looks pretty good value. If you drink 8+ pints then you’re probably up on the deal! 🤣

I reckon we’ll get to go to at least 50% of our home PL games this season, all because of the contacts we made at the first game.

It gives you any official membership number, and so allows season ticket holders who are unable to attend to transfer their ticket to you. A bit like lending your old season card to a mate.

I've transferred my ticket for the West Ham game (bloody Monday night football) to my sister, who has a Forever Blue account

The Fulham game on 8 November is currently £388 for two people.

I pop home from Australia once a year and always try and get a ticket. Are they safe to purchase with?

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Match by match ticket options and prices:

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We used to have 3 STs in Upper Bullens a while back, so a great reunion for us, just hoping Moyes is past his experiments!

It's a nightmare - and the situation is equally as frustrating on the other end of this.

I am a season ticket holder and I live in Seville. I'll get back as many times as I can for the game.

But when I can't...

The club offer me 46 quid per ticket if it goes on the resale, and that pro-rata'd rate is something I had received pretty smoothly in the past seasons at Goodison - in the event that no mates or family members were able to go.

I put my ticket for last night's game up one week early - simply because I couldn't give it to my mates.

The old "meet my Dad at the Dixie statue" days are over - I had to knock back 4 or 5 mates and friends of my brother who wanted to go but couldn't be sent the ticket.

The automated club message on the Forward to a Friend option read: "Unfortunately the person you are trying to send this ticket to is not eligible to accept them... they do not have the correct permission".

Meaning they have a Customer Number but hadn't given £65 for the Forever Blue+, or whatever they need.

And the physical season card option being denied us without just medical reason for not being able to use the phone has left me snookered.

For future games, if anyone on here does have the correct permissions to receive a ticket, gimme a shout.