which is a whole science on its own, but it generally works as a tiered ticket system where the platinum and gold members get to buy tickets first, then the silver members, and then finally the red members (if there are any tickets left). So high profile games normally sell out long before they hit red members, but low profile games occasionally become available, or even end up on general sale (no membership required). Ok enough words Lady Scientist, how much does it cost? The simple answer is that any given away fixture outside London will cost you at least 80-100 (everything included), depending on game, ticket availability, etc. It's important to remember that being a frequent travelling supporter is more of a lifestyle than a hobby, and the cost involved could potentially reach 1,000+ per month if you're active enough. Alright I have the cash, what is my first step? Look through the fixtures list to spot a fairly low-profile away game in London to start with. At the time of publication the closest such fixtures are Fulham on April 20th and QPR on May 4th in the Premier League, but the League/FA Cup fixtures haven't been drawn yet. After spotting a good match, check Arsenal's ticket list to see if there are tickets available for red members. If not, an excellent service to buy tickets from other supporters is Arsenal Tickets -- a Twitter account for fans to sell their already purchased tickets for face value or less