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I upgraded us all to a reserved seat for free this weekend, per the email sent to us. But it was 3 separate emails, and then my wife had to ring and do her's separate by phone because they didn't have her email for some reason.

Do we get to sit together? Or was this a complete waste of time because with a 3 and 5 year old we all have to sit together.

 

I rang and spoke to the club about this issue. Just accept all the offers online, then ring the club and give them all your names and they'll make sure you're allocated seats together when they email them out on Thursday.

I upgraded us all to a reserved seat for free this weekend, per the email sent to us. But it was 3 separate emails, and then my wife had to ring and do her's separate by phone because they didn't have her email for some reason.

Do we get to sit together? Or was this a complete waste of time because with a 3 and 5 year old we all have to sit together.

What section are the seats in? Cos if it's the old red seat section you can sit where you want cos there's spare. I've only sat in my allocated seat once this season the rest has been undercover further back and i only sat in mine that one time to see what it was like

 

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