Bristol City

Trying to buy 6 tickets for the game at Bristol online but the site is only offering adult or juvenile tickets.
I want 2 of my tickets for young adults (age 24) at a £3 discount to the full price.
Do I have to go in to the Club to purchase these or is there a number (can`t see one on the ticket site).
TIA

 

Apologies - now sorted!
COYR

 

Hope you get to spend a bit of time in Bristol aside from just the football. Wonderful city.

 

Thanks mate - my son has taken up residence there but we haven`t had much opportunity to visit so often yet due to obvious reasons. What we have seen is great so far - just hoping The Reds don`t spoil it!

 

It's probably my favourite city in England, and gutted I haven't visited since covid and no prospect any time soon of rectifying that. So many wonderful breweries and eateries and very pleasant places to stroll and visit. Sure your son will have a great time.

 

Agreed. Love Bristol. I'd move there tomorrow but it's pricey

 

We had a little look at it a few years ago and wandered round some of the residential areas and didn't quite get the feel we were hoping for. So it sort of withered away as a possibility for the time being. And given covid and my wifes situation, a move to another big city just wouldn't be an option.

I do miss it very much though and its really come on at pace the last 5 years or so. We've been mulling over a number of other options given we've had a couple of cottage lets in the middle of nowhere lately (largely in or near wales) and the lack of people has really been welcome and eased stresses of wandering about. Not sure what the likeliest solution is though.

 

£30 for us poor pensioners is a bit steep.

 

I would add the Tap & Barrel and Masonic as pubs to avoid. For local tucked away cheap pubs, The Coronation and Avon Packet are good little boozers.