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Question: I know it's general admission for our section, but should I have received an email with an actual ticket? I've gotten the email re: confirmation of payment, but nothing else just yet. 

Done and done. Thanks for the heads up!

3 minutes ago, socceronly said:

Change of plans, we have to buy and resell the tickets.

They are for sale on the front of the site.

When I first read this, I took "site" to mean the stadium grounds . . . as in, we had to become scalpers in order to finagle our way in.

Thanks for the tip! I'll be snagging a ticket when I get home tonight.

According to James Hutton, I an now officially on the list. This is starting to get real!

On an unrelated note, is it April 27th yet?

As it sounds like there'll be a decent contingent leaving from Union Station via GO transit, should we maybe meet up and form a convoy? 

40 minutes ago, gator said:

The Westbound GO Train runs every half hour out of Union to Aldershot, there you get on a bus for a short ride to the Hunter Street GO Station in Hamilton!

29 minutes ago, rob.notenboom said:

I don’t think single game tickets are available yet so I think he is only creating a list at this moment. 

There is also a GO bus from Union to Hamilton that I used in October and was inexpensive and simple ... took an hour I think. 

Thanks for the tips, gents. This is going to be one hell of a good time.

And now it's official. Tickets booked with Via Rail to Toronto, will (hopefully) figure out how the GO Train works. Count me in!

Next step is to contact James Hutton and actually get the match tickets. Has anyone gone through this process already? I mostly just want to know which will be the most lively rows to be in.  

24 minutes ago, dyslexic nam said:

Step 1 - go to the game.

Step 2 - relentlessly chirp both teams while wearing your Wanderers jersey and kilt.

Hmmm. The logic seems sound. #offkilter

12 minutes ago, ted said:

I am a die-hard PFC fan already and will happily taunt these two teams mercilessly when they come, but if I could I would be at the opening game if I could. It is historic, you should go if you can.

You know, I'm starting to like this approach. I may just need to keep an eye out for single ticket sales now! 

I'm tempted to head down as I've never been to the Hammer, and it *is* an historic match . . . but I kind of feel like I'd be selling out my Wanderers. I'll mull it over.