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That was ages ago, but honestly, I don't think there’s anything left at this point. Is anyone actually selling tickets for the North Coast or West Coast areas on Ticketmaster anymore?
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neonmarlin56 said:Which way am I supposed to go then?
From the Borongaj area?
Look, I haven't set foot in a stadium since back when they stopped taking scarves away at the gates.
That's why I'm asking! We're all getting pretty damn old now, pushing 40 and beyond.
Sarah Martin32 said:Thanks for getting back to me, but does this mean, say, the 11 line only runs as far as Manhattan before being rerouted somewhere else, or is public transit going to run normally? This whole thing is a bit confusing because the FBI is saying traffic is blocked, but you can still get around via public transit.
neonmarlin56 said:Where do you enter on the East Coast?
Is it past the North Coast or what...?
Appreciate the reply.
Sarah Martin32 said:Hey, does anyone know if the streetcars are still going to run normally from Manhattan down to Brooklyn, or is all traffic heading toward the stadium going to be totally blocked off because of the court protests?
Brandon Anderson34 said:What are the insiders saying? How many of those 22,000 tickets are actually left?
holloworca10 said:Bringing in all the supporter gear—banners, flags, drums, whatever—is officially allowed from 4:30 PM to 5:00 PM, per the police recommendations and whatever the organizers decided.
holloworca10 said:There are roughly 700 tickets left. Does anyone know if they’re all available online, or is some of them only being sold at the box office?
Lawrence Mitchell2 said:What?
Christian Jones said:http://www.nytimes.com/sports/real-madrid-news-update-1014157
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vividbison47 said:Where on earth did that info come from?
If that number is actually legit, it’s an incredible figure. 🙏
Brandon Anderson34 said:It’s not about being out of line, and it’s definitely not saying this is some unexpected windfall we can't afford to miss—though we certainly shouldn't let it slip through our fingers like those other times when the North stands were packed with people making noise, yet the hardcore supporters' section was practically empty, leaving our collective voice totally unheard during those games. From the opening whistle to the final second, I have zero doubt the leaders in the stands will ensure the North sings as one single, massive unit. Personally, though, I’d actually give them 5 minutes of silence right at kickoff, just so they can experience what it feels like to have an atmosphere with us and without us for once. Besides, we always seem to explode with even more energy in our chanting whenever we’ve had protests like this. And honestly, those five minutes—or however long it takes—could be a moment of silence for the brothers we've lost, everyone hoping we never have to face such tragedy again.
By the way, Mamić’s little PR machine is almost certainly working overtime to frame this huge turnout as nothing more than pure solidarity with our brother who was arrested, so they'll try to push the narrative throughout the game that we're all just there for him. To shut down those spins before they even take hold, we need to make sure we chant "WE WANT ELECTIONS" across all the stands several times; at least that's my humble opinion...
Brandon Anderson34 said:What kind of info does Ticketmaster ask for when you're buying tickets?
coppertiger20 said:Can I just use my credit card to grab a ticket?
analogheron19 said:That’s exactly it, and Thursday hasn't even arrived yet. These are the people we’ve been screaming for all these years—this is the depth and the foundation we desperately need right now.
This is that sleeping giant of a city we’re always complaining about, but it’s glaringly obvious that the initial spark needed to wake them up was that arrest. Let me repeat: yes, the fight isn't over, but things are finally starting to move in the direction we've been praying for. Nothing changes overnight, and it’ll be a long road before they’re gone for good, BUT FROM HERE ON OUT, IT’S A ONE-WAY STREET where they’ll find themselves with fewer and fewer followers and nowhere left to hide. Everyone needs to realize that criminals, their cronies, and the working class aren't going to turn their backs on them until the very last second; only idiots expect that right now. We're talking about people who were literally turned into millionaires by these guys overnight. But getting back to the ticket lines: we can't just dismiss this movement. We can't write off all these people just because they haven't been standing by our side these past few years; if anything, we need to push them even harder and get the fence-sitters to step up.