Estimated Ticket prices for next season?

[Mr X]

Assuming we have a team and club to watch

 

I was really hoping for a big reduction in ticket prices so that I can afford to go more often £25 + was too much for championship football in my opinion and made it unaffordable for most people.

 

Thinking along the lines of £15 a ticket max for league 1, is this a realistic prospect or will they be much more?

 

thoughts......

[Matthew Le God]

It will be more than £15

[Nineteen Canteen]

Assuming we have a team and club to watch

 

I was really hoping for a big reduction in ticket prices so that I can afford to go more often £25 + was too much for championship football in my opinion and made it unaffordable for most people.

 

Thinking along the lines of £15 a ticket max for league 1, is this a realistic prospect or will they be much more?

 

thoughts......

 

Thinking does this need another thread? Also how does dropping down a league make it unaffordable? If we went into the Premeirship and charged £30 a ticket my guess is you would suddenly become wealthy enough to go and 'watch' the team.

 

Topic being debated well enough on another thread.

[swannymere]

If you bothered to have a seasn ticket before you would know that renewal last season was only £280 for an adult in the Northam which works out at £12.50 a game.

[brianoneils slidingtackle]

I just wish we could get this business sorted out and I could then apply for my next season ticket,, I'm really having withdrawal symptons with no SMS lately, even after last seasons carp display............

[thefuriousb]

If you bothered to have a seasn ticket before you would know that renewal last season was only £280 for an adult in the Northam which works out at £12.50 a game.

 

Are you sure it was that price for "early bird" renewal? I thought it came out nearer £15 a game? I can't remember

[Mr X]

If you bothered to have a seasn ticket before you would know that renewal last season was only £280 for an adult in the Northam which works out at £12.50 a game.

 

Jesus, why the hostility? Not everyone can afford a season ticket does that mean we are all just plastic fans?

[Master Bates]

If you bothered to have a seasn ticket before you would know that renewal last season was only £280 for an adult in the Northam which works out at £12.50 a game.

 

Out of interest, are you disabled hence why you only had to pay £280?

 

I'm an adult in the Northam End who renewed during "March Madness" and paid £380. I know this as fact as I just went and checked my receipt.

[Master Bates]

By the way, that makes it about £16.52 a game, and if you paid £280 then that would make it £12.17 a game and not £12.50.

[rocknrollman no2]

Out of interest, are you disabled hence why you only had to pay £280?

 

I'm an adult in the Northam End who renewed during "March Madness" and paid £380. I know this as fact as I just went and checked my receipt.

 

 

I can second this.

Last seasons Early Bird was £380.

[benjii]

Assuming we have a team and club to watch

 

I was really hoping for a big reduction in ticket prices so that I can afford to go more often £25 + was too much for championship football in my opinion and made it unaffordable for most people.

 

Thinking along the lines of £15 a ticket max for league 1, is this a realistic prospect or will they be much more?

 

thoughts......

 

Speaking as someone who lived in Nottingham for a couple of years and went to see Forest in League One and County in League Two a few times....

 

both were about £20.

[swannymere]

I can second this.

Last seasons Early Bird was £380.

 

Bugger, i'll have to check but for some reason £280 is ringing more bells, even then it's still ferkin' cheap, and no i don't think it makes me a better fan (do people still argue about who's the better fan?)