So this year kids are allowed free to the women's FA cup final.
We took our 2 little ones last year and it really is a great day out and it's a cheaper way of being able to let them experience Wembley.
You can take up to 4 free children with every paying adult which is £15.
So if your either a larger family or a children's group it's fantastic value for money and it's a great way to support our women's football.
You will need to register to buy the tickets.
Sat 14 May 2016
Kick off TBC
at Wembley Stadium
- Captainbeavus
13 comments
SiM85
28 Mar 161#13
Also if you're a customer of SSE (Southern Electric) then you can get half price adult tickets - £15 for a couple to take the kids to Wembley is a great deal! :smile:
coolcat21
28 Feb 16#11
good find op :smiley:
lothburn
28 Feb 16#10
Voted hot!
However £15 quid and a day at wembley is a bargain, despite the poor quality football :smiley:
You have to feel sorry for the 22 guys having to cook on that day :P
se23
28 Feb 16#9
If your using iPad or phone to book tickets DON'T refresh the last page! It looks like it's crashed but you're actually charged!
Tyler Halifax
28 Feb 16#8
I am usually polically correct and in no way sexist! However, women playing football is a bit like men playing netball, beach volleyball or mud-wrestling... ridiculous!
That said, I have booked a ticket and gotten 4 free kids in the bargain for £15 (£17.50 with postage) - HOT! The football will be rubbish and goalkeeping blunders to a premium but a day out at (new) Wembley should be good.
seany1977 to Tyler Halifax
29 Feb 16#12
Men play beach volleyball. Haven't you seen 'Top Gun'? :smile:
Rich-G
28 Feb 161#7
Womens football, lol
Magurdrac
28 Feb 16#6
Very smart strategy... getting kids involved is a great way to encourage more girls (and their mums) to get involved and breed a sense of equality in the younger generations.
In our team we've gone from having one girl out of 30 kids to about 20-25% every year now =]
Sparkiegirl
28 Feb 16#5
Still working just tried with 2 adults and 4 children. Have you registered?
rmtheatre
28 Feb 16#4
can't seem to buy more than 1 adult ticket. says all family are sold out
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Opening post
We took our 2 little ones last year and it really is a great day out and it's a cheaper way of being able to let them experience Wembley.
You can take up to 4 free children with every paying adult which is £15.
So if your either a larger family or a children's group it's fantastic value for money and it's a great way to support our women's football.
You will need to register to buy the tickets.
Ticket Price and Details
Adult - £15
Concession (OAP / Student) - £5
KIDS GO FREE (4 per adult - Aged 16 & under)
Ticket Hotline: 0844 826 2010
Sat 14 May 2016
Kick off TBC
at Wembley Stadium
- Captainbeavus
13 comments
However £15 quid and a day at wembley is a bargain, despite the poor quality football :smiley:
You have to feel sorry for the 22 guys having to cook on that day :P
That said, I have booked a ticket and gotten 4 free kids in the bargain for £15 (£17.50 with postage) - HOT! The football will be rubbish and goalkeeping blunders to a premium but a day out at (new) Wembley should be good.
In our team we've gone from having one girl out of 30 kids to about 20-25% every year now =]