Hi hope someone can help I'm taking my godson to his first match as a birthday surprise I've booked our flights from Belfast to go to the stoke game 22nd sept . Will I def get tickets ok we have memberships also is a child's ticket different can they sit anywhere in the ground or is there only a certain number of tickets if so could they go in on an adult ticket? I've been myself a few times in the past with a group of supporters but now that's it's just me and the wee lad I'm trying to make sure I know wat I'm doing lol . Thanks Laura

I don't know the answer, but someone on this forum should. I am surprised no one has responded to Laura yet. Come on, guys and gals!

Sorry didn't see this until now.

Maybe this will help a little... http://www.chelseafc...2640813,00.html

Stoke will be a Category B game and I suspect will end up going on general sale, although now we're European champions that may not be the case as in recent years.

If you're both members the East Stand would be your best bet as shown by the concessions on the link. Be quick though as those tickets tend to sellout fast. Kids can sit elsewhere but there are no concessions and so you'll have to pay the full price. (That shouldn't be allowed in my opinion)

I think that's correct anyway

Edited July 12, 201214 yr by Scooby Blue

I'm sure if you both have memberships you will be fine. You can sit anywhere in the stadium with your godson. Just be weary on grown up's standing in some sections on MH and the shedend.

Probably best to sit in the east stand. As they do have a family section you could try and get seats in.

The question can kids go in on adult tickets, yes they can as long as the ticket is a valid ticket it should not matter.

Hope this helps

Edited July 13, 201214 yr by Benji

thanks for all your help guys i got on early and got tickets for east lower family north cant wait now x

Has any adult ever used a child's ticket? I was supposed to take my nephews to the Newcastle game however that plan isn't going ahead. Was thinking to go the game with my friends but uncertain if they'd be okay walking in with a childs ticket! Guess it depends on how sharp the 'ticket police' are..

If I am correct,their is a color on the turnstiles when you enter the stadium.

green is adult, purple child..(can be confused about the colours).

So when you enter with a kids ticket ,the steward will see this on the color.

Im bringing my 8 year old to the Norwich game. We normally sit in the east family section but was sold out so I got 2 lower Shed End (SL 6). Any issues with bringing kids to Shed End?

Any issues with bringing kids to Shed End?

They're not allowed to drink alcohol pitch-side.