FAI 'Priority' Tickets

[backstothewall]

Has anyone heard anything about from the FAI about the tickets they supposedly have for France?

Tried the ticket exchange today but no Ireland tickets there

[DeLorean]

I emailed them earlier and they told me we'll hear back in 1-2 weeks.

The portal will probably be a waste of time until it settles down, going to be mad busy today. It's still only around three querters loaded for me after trying to log in at 11am. I heard you can set up an alert for when your team's tickets become available, did you see anything about this? I really hope that's not true as I think the best chance would be to keep checking and hopefully get lucky, instead of a big race when everybody gets a notification.

[Bungle]

I emailed them earlier and they told me we'll hear back in 1-2 weeks.

The portal will probably be a waste of time until it settles down, going to be mad busy today. It's still only around three querters loaded for me after trying to log in at 11am. I heard you can set up an alert for when your team's tickets become available, did you see anything about this? I really hope that's not true as I think the best chance would be to keep checking and hopefully get lucky, instead of a big race when everybody gets a notification.

True, sheer doggedness and desire to waste your life away on the portal is a hallmark of the more dedicated supporter rather than the handy alert which is going to suit the more casual fan!!

I have been consistently on 75-80% for the past 20 minutes. Some exciting games seem to have strong availability such as France-Switzerland and I wouldn't mind seeing the North - Ukraine game if it was a category 3/4 ticket I could get.

[Bungle]

I'm 13 minutes from entering the portal...

[DeLorean]

True, sheer doggedness and desire to waste your life away on the portal is a hallmark of the more dedicated supporter rather than the handy alert which is going to suit the more casual fan!!

Exactly. Well that, and I just happen to have a job that lends itself to regular checking

On a positive note, I've just seen tickets flash up for the Sweden & Italy games. They were gone by the time I clicked in but at least they showed up!

[DeLorean]

I'm 13 minutes from entering the portal...

I have 4 minutes to get out

[Fixer82]

Anyone else having problems logging in? UEFA say they have no record of my e-mail/password etc. even though they were emailing me last month telling me about my application and I have an email containing my login details

[DeLorean]

No, but I know I had trouble with that before on the UEFA site. I can't even remember my password, thank God for Google Chrome and risky online practice.

[backstothewall]

My cousin just got 4 tickets for the Sweden game from the portal. I think he got very lucky but once things settle down it might be useful

[Stuttgart88]

I picked up an extra Sweden ticket easy enough. 3 categories available. Still €110 tickets available for Italy. Nothing for Brlgium. I need 2.

[DeLorean]

That sounds very promising.

[Fixer82]

I need 1 for Belgium but they seem to be the most difficult to get

[backstothewall]

Had my 10 minutes in the portal there after waiting for 2 hours. A few Ireland tix appeared but had gone again by the time i clicked on the link.

[DeLorean]

Same here, even Belgium ones appeared briefly. We'll get there.

[backstothewall]

Evening shift in the queue. Dialled into the computer in work so i have 2 shots this evening. No doubt when my turns comes i'll b up stairs reading the 3 little pigs to the daughter.

[backstothewall]

EURO 2016 Ticketing Update

The UEFA EURO 2016 Ticket-Resale portal opens today to give all general public ticket holders the possibility to re-sell tickets for matches that they may no longer wish to attend.
9th Mar 2016

-Fans who were successfully allocated tickets following the fan sales phase will not be able to resell their tickets.
-But fans across the world will have another opportunity to obtain tickets for matches for which their application was unsuccessful during the December / January participating National Association fan application window.
-All tickets made available on the Ticket Resale Platform will be offered on a first come first served basis with Mastercard and Visa credit cards being the only accepted payment methods. Please note, debit cards will not be accepted.
-The availability of tickets may frequently change based on which tickets will be made available for resale. Fans are therefore advised to visit www.EURO2016.com/tickets in order to check what tickets are on offer.
-UEFA will ensure that tickets allocated in March 2016 will be shipped to the fans by end of May 2016.
-The basic business rules applied in all UEFA EURO 2016 sales phases so far will continue to be applied in this phase.
-Fans may only hold up to 4 tickets per match and may not hold tickets for two or more matches happening on the same day.
-Fans will be able to purchase tickets for as many matches as they want as long as the above conditions are met.
-The ticket resale platform will be open until 31 March 2016 18:00 CET.
-In relation to the FAI ‘appeals process’ – the deadline for supporters to register their unsuccessful emails from UEFA was Wednesday 24th February at midnight.
-The ticket office are currently reviewing all the requests received and expect to get back to all supporters within the next 2 weeks.

[DeLorean]

-In relation to the FAI ‘appeals process’ – the deadline for supporters to register their unsuccessful emails from UEFA was Wednesday 24th February at midnight.
-The ticket office are currently reviewing all the requests received and expect to get back to all supporters within the next 2 weeks.

The FAI are really dogging it with the length of time that's taking. Over a month to decide the most deserving applicants! That should have really been sorted before the UEFA Portal opened so everybody knows where they stand.

[jbyrne]

The FAI are really dogging it with the length of time that's taking. Over a month to decide the most deserving applicants! That should have really been sorted before the UEFA Portal opened so everybody knows where they stand.

to be fair to the FAI I think that UEFA said that they would continue to allocate tickets themselves up until the end of February. The FAIs process could therefore only start on the 1st March when they knew who didn't actually get UEFA direct tickets

[backstothewall]

I assume the FAI tickets will be like the Feb allocation and won't be able to be traded on the portal. People are going to end up with 2 sets, while others are going to get nothing.

It would have been better if any Ireland tickets sold on the portal weren't relisted but went to the FAI (split the other associations involved obviously)

The FAI actually seem to be doing their best for once. It is UEFA causing the chaos as far as i can tell.

[DeLorean]

to be fair to the FAI I think that UEFA said that they would continue to allocate tickets themselves up until the end of February. The FAIs process could therefore only start on the 1st March when they knew who didn't actually get UEFA direct tickets

They could have surely started the process once the deadline for applications passed, put them in some kind of order in terms of who's the most deserving. If some got sorted in the meantime they could still have just crossed them off the list or whatever?