Stubhub

[Essex Blue]

I decided that I wanted to take my little nephew to the match on boxing day, but I went on to E-ticketing and the only remaining tickets were seriously turd in quality. So I went on to Stubhub and bought two very good seats indeed, the only problem is that they are both junior tickets.

Now I'm not sure what to do, do I just try and risk it? Or should I contact the club and buy another ticket (for a crap seat that I won't sit in), so that I will definitely be allowed entry?

I must stress that the reasoning behind buying the two junior tickets had nothing to do with trying to save money, and everything to do with making sure that my nephew isn't sat behind four separate obstructed views whilst trying to watch the match.

I'm prepared to pay the extra cash for another ticket, but I'm reluctant to phone Everton up because I can't be arsed really. So, just want a bit of advice from fellow blues as to what you think the best thing to do would be?

 

[chrismanduk]

Could try asking them if they will upgrade to an adult ticket,gotta be cheaper than buying another.

 

[Essex Blue]

Could try asking them if they will upgrade to an adult ticket,gotta be cheaper than buying another.

That's what I would normally do, but the tickets have been bought through Stubhub, making that suggestion quite difficult because I have paid the season ticket holder for the tickets and not the club.

After thinking about, I'm going to phone the club and see what they say, because as much as I can't be arsed I don't want them refusing us entry on boxing day.

 

[bignev23]

Loads of people used to use junior tickets but i think its stopped now.Not sure if you would get away with it or not. If you have to travel far your prob best just buying another one.

 

[gary_1980]

I've used stubhub twice this season for 1 adult and 1 junior.. But each time I've collected the tickets they were both ADULT tickets. It's my understanding that you can't upgrade your seat through the club when you've used stubhub..