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Season Ticket Tracker 2023-24

SAFCOldie said:
And when did these blanked out seats become a thing?
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Ever since away fans were moved to North Stand Upper and they created the family zone. They were the block of 4 seats in the South Stand that used to have the red and white segregation and the first row around the South Stand and West Stand to the Dug Outs. They are blanked out and only become available if the lower bowl is close to selling out and they dont want to open Premier Concourse. However Premier Concourse is half open now so im presuming they will be on sale match to match. Not sure if they are available for season card purchase.
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Railway Mackem said:
Simply trying to understand the logic of including and then discounting. Makes no sense to me 🤷‍♂️
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It's because Ticketmaster simply say the seat is unavailable, and that's where the tacker data comes from. So in the tracker we count unavailable = sold, but we know in reality (from previous games) that there are around 750 seats that are marked as unavailable but then become available later if demand requires it. They have therefore become known as the "blanked out" seats.
 
ca8msm said:
It's because Ticketmaster simply say the seat is unavailable, and that's where the tacker data comes from. So in the tracker we count unavailable = sold, but we know in reality (from previous games) that there are around 750 seats that are marked as unavailable but then become available later if demand requires it. They have therefore become known as the "blanked out" seats.
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A simple explanation, thank you.
 
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