1 hour ago, Osh said:

Just been sent this:

Mon 23rd March, 1pm

420+ Priority Points (approx. 1,600 eligible supporters)

 Tue 24th March, 1pm

350+ Priority Points (approx. 1,000 eligible supporters)

Wed 25th March, 1pm

300+ Priority Points (approx. 1,500 eligible supporters)

Thu 26th March, 1pm

275+ Priority Points (approx. 1,400 eligible supporters)

Fri 27th March, 1pm

150+ Priority Points (approx. 1,750 eligible supporters)

Sat 28th March, 9am

30+ Priority Points (approx. 3,000 eligible supporters)

I have exactly 350 points so not sure if I’m eligible for Tuesday or Wednesday 

1 minute ago, George said:

I have exactly 350 points so not sure if I’m eligible for Tuesday or Wednesday 

You'll be eligible on Tuesday mate.

47 minutes ago, blackdog said:

I've got no idea, not come across it before.

Basically while it’s called safe standing it’s more accurately rail seating so there is a seat attached to it. The best bet is get one as far to the front of the  upper or lower tier as possible if want/need to sit down though.

Edited March 17Mar 17 by Guppys left peg

16 minutes ago, ladymedina said:

How do you book the hospitality please.

https://hospitality.chelseafc.com/upcoming-events/chelsea-vs-port-vale
 

Via this link. I have booked the £75 west view seats but I have done this on the basis that I have a family party of 4 with nowhere near enough points for 4 tickets but I would have likely had a ticket for myself with my points total. 
 

However I called the hospitality today and a word of warning, you can’t wear any club colours, replica shirts or openly support the away team or you may get kicked out. It is going to be the quietest match in my life from me if those rules get applied! 
 

Also they have not confirmed exactly where the seats are because the home season ticket holders who occupy that area have first refusal. 
 

The only benefits of this plan are, which I have accepted are

 

1.) I get to see the match live in person

2.) The west view, although upper tier has a great view

3.) The food you can buy although expensive is better than in the main stand

4.) The seats are padded and plush 

5.) My 80 + parents can see the game in comfort

 

Negatives

1.) costs more £75 per person 

2.) Will be surrounded not by SVA but Chinese tourists probably

3.) Can’t wear any Vale colours 

4.) Don’t know exactly yet where I will be seated apart from in the Westview section

10 minutes ago, TJHValiant said:

https://hospitality.chelseafc.com/upcoming-events/chelsea-vs-port-vale
 

Via this link. I have booked the £75 west view seats but I have done this on the basis that I have a family party of 4 with nowhere near enough points for 4 tickets but I would have likely had a ticket for myself with my points total. 
 

However I called the hospitality today and a word of warning, you can’t wear any club colours, replica shirts or openly support the away team or you may get kicked out. It is going to be the quietest match in my life from me if those rules get applied! 
 

Also they have not confirmed exactly where the seats are because the home season ticket holders who occupy that area have first refusal. 
 

The only benefits of this plan are, which I have accepted are

 

1.) I get to see the match live in person

2.) The west view, although upper tier has a great view

3.) The food you can buy although expensive is better than in the main stand

4.) The seats are padded and plush 

5.) My 80 + parents can see the game in comfort

 

Negatives

1.) costs more £75 per person 

2.) Will be surrounded not by SVA but Chinese tourists probably

3.) Can’t wear any Vale colours 

4.) Don’t know exactly yet where I will be seated apart from in the Westview section

And you can't celebrate when we score. 🥳

12 minutes ago, TJHValiant said:

https://hospitality.chelseafc.com/upcoming-events/chelsea-vs-port-vale
 

Via this link. I have booked the £75 west view seats but I have done this on the basis that I have a family party of 4 with nowhere near enough points for 4 tickets but I would have likely had a ticket for myself with my points total. 
 

However I called the hospitality today and a word of warning, you can’t wear any club colours, replica shirts or openly support the away team or you may get kicked out. It is going to be the quietest match in my life from me if those rules get applied! 
 

Also they have not confirmed exactly where the seats are because the home season ticket holders who occupy that area have first refusal. 
 

The only benefits of this plan are, which I have accepted are

 

1.) I get to see the match live in person

2.) The west view, although upper tier has a great view

3.) The food you can buy although expensive is better than in the main stand

4.) The seats are padded and plush 

5.) My 80 + parents can see the game in comfort

 

Negatives

1.) costs more £75 per person 

2.) Will be surrounded not by SVA but Chinese tourists probably

3.) Can’t wear any Vale colours 

4.) Don’t know exactly yet where I will be seated apart from in the Westview section

I’ve had them sort of tickets at West Ham before. It really is the worst of the PL as it feels more like attending centre court at Wimbledon than a football match but ultimately get to see us in a stage of this competition we’ll likely never see again in our lifetime.

15 minutes ago, ollyandpatch said:

And you can't celebrate when we score. 🥳

Which is the biggest issue. No doubt I certainly will and find myself kicked out. 

55 minutes ago, Guppys left peg said:

The earliest it could sell out if everyone in those points bands bought a ticket would be Friday.

The most that can be sold by Wednesday is 4100

55 minutes ago, ladymedina said:

How do you book the hospitality please.

https://hospitality.chelseafc.com/upcoming-events/chelsea-vs-port-vale

Get in quickly, they are already out of the cheapest £75 ones and selling the Canoville £210 ones ... 🫣

21 minutes ago, ollyandpatch said:

And you can't celebrate when we score. 🥳

Yeah what’s an away day if you can’t run to the front and give the W⚓ sign to the opposition fans…

Another take on the points.

IF 80%, and that's a pretty high percemtage with alot of people away at Easter, were to take a ticket we would sell out sometime on Saturday. 

3 minutes ago, ollyandpatch said:

Another take on the points.

IF 80%, and that's a pretty high percemtage with alot of people away at Easter, were to take a ticket we would sell out sometime on Saturday. 

That’s how i see things. There’ll be a limited amount available for day trippers once they’ve gone through the various windows and that’s the way it should be.

I hate to say, I'll be watching the game in Barbados aboard the Seabourn Ovation cruise ship in total luxury with unlimited Caviar and Champagne to hand with waiter service.

I'm no fan of of Caviar or Champagne  so I'll stick with the regular canapes served by the pool, washed down with some cold Yeungling.

3 hours ago, Guppys left peg said:

That’s how i see things. There’ll be a limited amount available for day trippers once they’ve gone through the various windows and that’s the way it should be.

Don't think 6000 will go on sale though.   Players, staff, officials,  sponcers, owners etc will take  a significant number.   

25 minutes ago, Loggerheads Sage said:

Don't think 6000 will go on sale though.   Players, staff, officials,  sponcers, owners etc will take  a significant number.   

Won’t the majority of owners, sponsors etc. be given hospitality tickets?