NFL London tickets

They were looking for tickets to the London-based NFL game between the Green Bay Packers and New York Giants at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, but have been ...

You say not to join the queue before 9.30 but there are 66,000 already in front of me. You say not to join the queue before 9.30 but there are 66,000 already in front of me. Roy O'Brien joked: "[There were] only 111,000 in front of me when I joined the queue for NFL London game tickets." Nick Jones said: "There are three things certain in life - death, taxes and the absolute shambles of trying to buy tickets for NFL games in London." NFL fans have been left furious after joining the online queue for tickets for games in London only to find that 160,000 people were ahead of them. They were looking for tickets to the London-based NFL game between the Green Bay Packers and New York Giants at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, but have been faced with huge issues.

NFL fans have been left furious as the website to get tickets for the hot NHF London game between the New York Giants and Green Bay packers went into ...

The NFL said prior to the launch today that there would be a virtual waiting room live on the Ticketmaster before the on-sale time meaning many seem to have got in very early. Nick Jones said: "There are 3 things certain in life - Death, taxes, and the absolute shambles of trying to buy tickets for NFL games in London. #NFLUK You say not to join the queue before 9:30 but there are 66000 already in front of me.

Demand is expected to be high as the general sale tickets for Packers' first game on UK soil finally go on sale but we've got everything you need to know.

- Join the virtual waiting room on Ticketmaster here from 9.30am. Tickets don't go on sale until 10am but for big events Ticketmaster runs a virtual queue to try and manage server load better. One of the perks of NFL London games tickets going on sale in waves means we've got a lot of information and experience from previous onsale dates. Once you've got the tickets in your basket you don't want to be stressing at the countdown clock while you fight to check out. But as my grandmother might have said, if she was desperate to see Aaron Rodgers at one of the best stadium venues in London, 'if you fail to prepare you prepare to fail'. Most available seats seem to be up in the gods and round the edges of the stadium which is surprising as I thought cheap tickets would go first." Cheeseheads, if you want to go to the match you might have to ditch your friends and family and go alone. But Packers fans sad not to see Aaron Rodgers and the team in person might be able to take a (cheese) crumb of comfort by meeting other fans for watch parties. Read full details here, but the key warning and information is that fans who start queueing in it before 9.30am may find they encounter technical difficulties that means any sale won't go through. At 9.30am the virtual waiting room will go live on Ticketmaster here. Slightly brighter news for fans of the Saints and Vikings. There are some single seats left, but not many. In the meantime, you can register with Ticketmaster ahead of the launch here. General sale tickets for both the games will go live at 10am on Ticketmaster here.

Thousands of fans will miss out on seeing the Green Bay Packers in London after inaccurate ticket information misled many excited supporters who had ended ...

Another ranted on Twitter: "@TicketmasterUK, hey the email about the Packers tickets said to connect only half an hour earlier and I joined 9:25 and my place is 143,000. However, it turns out that the portal opened from 8am, meaning that those that tried their luck were able to get through and secure their seats. But this year was a very special occasion, as it was confirmed that the Green Bay Packers would be making the trip to London for the very first time.

NFL fans both stateside and abroad waited for hours in queues of hundreds of thousands of people before being told tickets were sold out.

“And this is how the NFL repays us...By letting the Scalps get all the tickets for the London game. “You say not to join the queue before 9:30 but there are 66000 already in front of me. “UK/EU NFL Fans stay up all kinds of hours of the night to loyally follow teams that are hundreds and even thousands of miles away from us,” another user tweeted. Why not just open the site at half 9? Please don’t wait too long to come back to the UK,” Twitter user Sean Leadbetter said. New Orleans Saints on Sun., Oct. 2., and New York Giants vs.