The 2025 FA Trophy Final - Aldershot Town v Spennymoor Town (Match Day Thread)

[brian bloomfield]

How are some people able to find out how many have been sold.

Good question

I was wondering that as well, couldn't see any indicators on the ticketing system.

[Shots91]

Just interesting to know, was able to buy tickets but I could not figure out how some are able to see how many have been sold
Or is it a load of guessing.

[Alf W]

Just interesting to know, was able to buy tickets but I could not figure out how some are able to see how many have been sold
Or is it a load of guessing.

When you go to book a ticket enter "Aldershot" in the "Price Category *" field, then select one of the available "Area/Stand" field choices e.g. "North West Level 5", then look at the available drop downs in the "Block" field e,g, 546 (available seats -420), 547 (available seats -390) etc. You don't need to order a ticket to do this,

[Shots91]

Thank you Alf W

[willberto02]

My guess is the 16,000 estimate is not accurate.

I think Wembley are only selling 4-5 blocks at a time in each tier. Once one block is sold, they open up another.

For us, in tier 5, only blocks 546-550 are showing available.
On Facebook, I've seen people say they have tickets in blocks 551 and 552.
I have not seen anyone say they have tickets in blocks 540 to 545.
Therefore I think only half the blocks in the upper tier have gone on sale yet - however, if I am wrong, I am happy to be corrected .

I would therefore estimate the number of tickets we've sold to be closer to 13,000 than 16,000 at the moment - still an unbelievable effort!

Looking at the other teams:
AFC Whyleafe are only showing blocks 125-128 on sale at the moment.
Spennymoor 103-108 (plus a few safe standing at 110-112).
Whistable 113-117

There may also be blocks in tier 1 that haven't been put on sale for those other 3 teams.

AFC Whyteleafe looked to have about 60 fans at Horley Town last night at best for a crucial title match in their penultimate league game of the season - so I didn't expect they would sell more than 3-4,000 tickets for Wembley in total.

[lowerbourneshot]

We need a Rusty ticket prediction table . Make it happen

[supershots]

I think people are getting carried away with the numbers, take into account how many have entered for tickets multiple times and I bet the number is not nearly that high. In a couple of days when the seats are confirmed I reckon lots will suddenly become available. My guess is that it is probably around half that figure or just over, but we shall see soon.

[Johnboy]

Confirmed as 14583 as of 9.00am this morning

[Chris_kitch]

That's incredible after just 1 day of sales, I presume that isn't taking into consideration Shots in the neutral zone?

[RC-Moderator]

14500 sold before 9am

500 sold since (guess; last block 548 in North Stand has disappeared almost)

2000 available on website in NW stand (544-547)

2000 high behind goal (west stand) ready to be released if needed (540-543)

Total - 19k


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[Dom Sterlings Left Leg]

If only someone could realise the potential of this great club which these ticket sales again prove.

Hopefully this can be a watershed moment for the BOD where the small time 'we are lucky to be in the National league' type mentality is binned for good.

[ShotOnTarget]

Will they increase the Shots allocation or will there be many ‘neutrals’ adorned is ref and blue on the day?

[Silasgoldeen]

14500 sold before 9am

500 sold since (guess; last block 548 in North Stand has disappeared almost)

2000 available on website in NW stand (544-547)

2000 high behind goal (west stand) ready to be released if needed (540-543)

Total - 19k


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I've sat high behind the goal before at Wembley. Those are really good seats. I hope people getting them late won't feel too down about options because they'll still have a great day and a good view.

[Silasgoldeen]

If only someone could realise the potential of this great club which these ticket sales again prove.

Hopefully this can be a watershed moment for the BOD where the small time 'we are lucky to be in the National league' type mentality is binned for good.

Money pit though isn't it? And I think it'll only get worse. Maybe at some point some rich American will take a shine to the club's history and military links, etc, feels like a real trend atm.

[Dom Sterlings Left Leg]

If only someone could realise the potential of this great club which these ticket sales again prove.

Hopefully this can be a watershed moment for the BOD where the small time 'we are lucky to be in the National league' type mentality is binned for good.

Money pit though isn't it? And I think it'll only get worse. Maybe at some point some rich American will take a shine to the club's history and military links, etc, feels like a real trend atm.

A well run club averaging 3,500 with the kind of matchday experience that maximises what people spend in the ground may well produce a better future.. it's not unrealistic... how do we get there...