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Anybody off to Lord's this week?

SAFC2403 said:
How much are tickets for lords? Always fancied going but never had the chance.
Definitely got the lords museum tour on my list next time I visit London.
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Paid £135 for tomorrow, was the second cheapest at the time of buying.

cheapest originally started at £85 (or £50 for restricted view). Most expensive £180
 

forzamilansafc said:
Paid £135 for tomorrow, was the second cheapest at the time of buying.

cheapest originally started at £85 (or £50 for restricted view). Most expensive £180
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Aye mine are 135, the restricted views one arent the same experience, and it gets freezing under there

They've really gone up in price. I paide 80-100 for plum seats just in the Ashes test where Archer hit Smith

Better seats than I have this weekend, not sure how its gone up so much in a short space of time!
 
Easy to buy Lord's tickets if you are a Durham member. They will send you an order form out - but you have to give them plenty notice to do this.

I have being going for nearly 15 years running now. Only missed last year because of COVID.
 
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SAFC2403 said:
How much are tickets for lords? Always fancied going but never had the chance.
Definitely got the lords museum tour on my list next time I visit London.
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Personally I prefer the Oval for a day out at a Test. Tickets are cheaper than Lords (paying £60 each for the 4th Test), easier to get and a better atmosphere.
 
I have been to Lords over 10 times and can safely say I have never seen an over of cricket. That would waste a good day.
 
Marcosplace said:
This - I must refrain.

Also - Mind blowing you would wear a football strip in Lords as a middle aged man. Or am I being a snob? Or just have standards?
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Aye agree with that. Didn’t even wear my usual Yorkshire or England polo the other day, just a plain one. And definitely wouldn’t wear a football top to cricket :lol:
 
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Silly Point said:
Aye agree with that. Didn’t even wear my usual Yorkshire or England polo the other day, just a plain one. And definitely wouldn’t wear a football top to cricket :lol:
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Funnily enough the only time I’ve ever worn a football shirt as an adult has been at England away cricket. Only a couple of times but you tend to get chatting to others from the NE when you do.
 
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