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Everton officials have today announced ticket prices for next month's FA Cup final. The Blues will take on Chelsea at Wembley on May 30 after overcoming Manchester United in a dramatic penalty shoot out in Sunday's semi-final.

The prices are as follows:

£93
£78.30
£58.65
£34.30

It has also been confirmed following discussions between the FA and the police that Everton supporters will be situated in the east side of the stadium for the final - the opposite end to which they were sat during the defeat of Manchester United. Everton will meet with representatives of Chelsea and the FA later this week to begin further Cup final ticketing discussions. At this meeting the Club will be informed of the allocation of tickets being made available for Everton supporters which will be significantly less than the allocation for the semi-final. Once this meeting has taken place then the Club will make a further announcement and supporters are asked in the meantime not to contact the Club as there is no further information available. Chief Executive Robert Elstone said: "Obviously all Evertonians are keen to understand the ticketing arrangements for Wembley. We are already in dialogue with the FA and are pushing hard to get all the answers we need, as soon as we can, to allow us update our fans with details for the Final.”
 

we need to merge all these cup ticket threads and sticky it...

Season ticket and 6 credits, i'll be majorly disappointed if I dont get one. I've heard figures between 17,000 and 26,000 banded about. I'm a little worried about the lower figure
 
To have a situation wherby a stadium holds 90,000 folk and there is even the remotest possibility that 17,000 fans from each side will get tickets is fecking ludicrous.

Its bad enough that folk who went to the semi are going to miss out in the first place but 17k...bloody hell!
 
Even though Wembley has a 90,000 capacity, only 52,000 tickets went directly to fans last year. Portsmouth and Cardiff both received 26,000 tickets each.

So surely you would imagine we would both each get 26,000 this year.
 
And surely that'll cover every season ticket holder?

PLEASE SAY IT WILL :unsure:

Be harsh if some of us missed it after the atmosphere we made for the Semi
 

MikelsGoat said:
Even though Wembley has a 90,000 capacity, only 52,000 tickets went directly to fans last year. Portsmouth and Cardiff both received 26,000 tickets each.

So surely you would imagine we would both each get 26,000 this year.
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Around 17,000 to 19,000...

Staff get a good amount, as do current and ex players etc etc.
 
kingjoleon said:
we need to merge all these cup ticket threads and sticky it...

Season ticket and 6 credits, i'll be majorly disappointed if I dont get one. I've heard figures between 17,000 and 26,000 banded about. I'm a little worried about the lower figure
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Youll get one KJ . It may not go much below that though . There will be no general .
As for the allcation , last years semis were pompey / cardiff / w brom and sheff utd . Thus , not many takers on the whole , go-for-the-day-out, firm . This year is not the same
Moreover , everyone who qualifies will get one , whether they use it or pass it on . Thats problem number 2 .
I foresee chaos , and many , many cob-on's .
 
FA CUP FINAL TICKETS

I am a season ticket holder and have been to 5 other games what are the chances of me getting a final ticket
 
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I think if your a season ticket holder in order to get a final ticket you would have had to have gone the semi-final aswell as have credits, sounds fair too.
 

only in england do you build a 750million stadium that has dead grass and 95,000 seats that offers 19,000 to fans from each club on cup final day.
 
Everton officials have been informed by representatives of the Football Association and Wembley that the Club will receive an allocation of 25,109 tickets for the FA Cup final.

The Blues qualified for the season-closing showpiece by beating Manchester United in Sunday's semi-final - a game for which the Club received just over 32,000 tickets.

Tickets for the final will be priced in four categories: £93, £78.30, £58.65 and £34.30.

Supporters should note that the majority of the tickets will fall in the £78.30 and £58.65 categories, although there will be tickets available within all the categories.

Officials from the Club have held preliminary discussions and will meet again on Friday to discuss the allocation. A further announcement will then be made early next week.

"We are obviously disappointed at the number of tickets we have received despite the fact we were anticipating a smaller amount than for the semi-final," said Everton chief executive Robert Elstone. "The challenge for us now is to make sure that these tickets are distributed fairly amongst the Everton fanbase.

"We have already had some discussions internally and these will continue on Friday. Once formalised we will make an announcement through the appropriate channels and that is expected to be next week at the latest."

It has also been confirmed that Everton will don their famous royal blue for the game against Chelsea on May 30. The outfield players will wear blue shirts, white shorts and white socks. The goalkeeper will wear a sky blue shirt, black shorts and black socks.

Everton supporters will be located in the east side of the stadium - the opposite end to which they were situated for the semi-final.
 
so only around 50 % of the tickets are going to fans of either club ?


it could be the greatest day for our club in 14 years and 50% of the stadium will have no right to be there (ie in the place of true fans of both clubs).

"disgusting " doesnt do the ticket allocation justice.
atleast 70 000 tickets should go to both clubs imo.


fa + wembley = bunch of con men fat pigs who poo on real football fans in favour of the corporate more money than sense prawn sandwich brigade.
 
50,000 out to to share 50/50 to the fans?

Why play it at Wembley at all?

So that means there's gonna be what, 25,000 or something corporate tickets? WTF?
 
also bad that the cheaper tickets aren't going to the clubs (or not many by the sound of things).

s.t. holders should all get the chance to go with that allocation, wether some will opt out if made to pay £78 will remain to be seen.

f.a. cup finals and tickets are an annual controversy in this country, loads get handed out to players, officials and execs, it doesnt say that they will all come out of the 25,000 ? the "football family" get a huge amount as well and i think there should be some kind of deal done to get the tickets to the clubs involved each year, a kind of unoffiacial agreement whereby non competing clubs share their allocations out to the finalists.
 

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