Yeah they clearly want to get more kids in but for some reason have them in one area.
Yeah on the outside doing searches. They can’t then run inside if somebody has the wrong ticket
I think before Monday you can only purchase the £500 ones, is that right, I couldn’t seem to change anything when I looked to renew mine, i only seemed to have that as an option? Same for everyone else?
So Leicester city do under 12s most expensive 115 cheapest 55 ..
You have to remember here we are charging kids in normal zones 200 quid
You have to remember here we are charging kids in normal zones 200 quid
Read it all
Took it in
Think they've fucked it tbf
Took it in
Think they've fucked it tbf
You obviously don’t go games then. They have a steward inside the concourse at each turnstile too.
Doug and Boddy are probably sat in a room reading this fuming that they've offered an Adult season ticket for £250 (two hundred and fifty) quid plus a child (including a JSB) for £50.
It's a real shame people are seeing that.
We could gain thousands of kids with that deal.
It's a real shame people are seeing that.
We could gain thousands of kids with that deal.
So Leicester city do under 12s most expensive 115 cheapest 55 ..
You have to remember here we are charging kids in normal zones 200 quid
I've just realised also that under 14s have to pay £50 membership fee on top of £200 st price.
You are taking people not liking the new prices so badly it's like it was you that came up with them
Three or four empty blocks of segregation either side of the family zone should do the job
There's been someone standing inside by the turnstiles for ages?
Don't say that because it will mean mine are actually 910
Ah fuck a jsb membership il buy her a rubber with my 5 pound voucher
That's another issue. Matchday sales will no doubt start from block 25 and blocks will be released one by one, meaning it'll be empty behind the goals most games. No city fans behind either goal, loving that league 1 vibe.
You are taking people not liking the new prices so badly it's like it was you that came up with them
You're not suggesting my name initials are D and B are you?
They should have different colour season ticket cards for different areas, make it easier and quicker to check
The new prices are great in the family zone , but my kids are past singing nursery rhymes and party bags and clappers .. they have been conditioned ro that corner
The problem with detecting an incorrectly used ticket INSIDE the ground, is that the steward then has to escort that person outside. Leaving nobody to police the next people coming in.
Much easier to scan the ticket outside the turnstile.
I go through turnstile 18-21 every game and always a steward as you walk in standing between the 2 turnstiles
The new prices are great in the family zone , but my kids are past singing nursery rhymes and party bags and clappers .. they have been conditioned ro that corner
Wait till next season when all the Stoney dad's move their kids to the North Stand 
A big mistake to make the family area much cheaper than everywhere else for kids. Sitting in a family area is not what most Dads want to do. They want to sit in their normal seats and take their kids with them for a discounted price. The club have got this wrong.
Yes it’s the same for everyone.
After monday they’ll presumably release the standard zone season tickets for a period and then release unsold season ticket seats for sale , which is probably when I’ll buy mine
There's barely any inside when you get further down towards the Tesco stand. All outside doing half arsed searches.
Included in the season ticket price, they are just saying they can be bought without a season ticket for £50.
Seems a bit overly complicated, especially the kids pricing.
Feel for those in their early 60's who've just had a massive price hike.
Fine with the premium seating, and if you're an adult sitting there you may as well go for the PL package - extra £20 but could have a free PL season ticket in a month's time.
I can understand people with kids being annoyed that to sit where they want is going to be a huge price hike. But I can also understand why the club would want to almost force people with kids into the Family Zone.
1. It makes policing of underage tickets easier as most would be going in on the opposite side of the stadium to where they seem to have the biggest problems. If any do try and get in on an underage ticket elsewhere the revenue lost wpn't be so significant.
2. With the antics that go on in Singers Corner no doubt the club and SAG have safeguarding concerns, especially with much younger children, while impressionable older children ape the behaviour of men who should know better and then end up becoming the next set of coked up morons.
Will it have an effect on the enjoyment the kids have and make them less passionate about coming (and thus potentially affect revenue from them in the future)? Quite possibly. But I think that most parents will be taking the cheaper option and moving to what I expect to be quite a substantial sized family zone taking up much of the north stand. The we'll have to see how that effects kids attendances etc. It may well be a bit of an own goal, but I can understand the club's reasons for doing so.
Feel for those in their early 60's who've just had a massive price hike.
Fine with the premium seating, and if you're an adult sitting there you may as well go for the PL package - extra £20 but could have a free PL season ticket in a month's time.
I can understand people with kids being annoyed that to sit where they want is going to be a huge price hike. But I can also understand why the club would want to almost force people with kids into the Family Zone.
1. It makes policing of underage tickets easier as most would be going in on the opposite side of the stadium to where they seem to have the biggest problems. If any do try and get in on an underage ticket elsewhere the revenue lost wpn't be so significant.
2. With the antics that go on in Singers Corner no doubt the club and SAG have safeguarding concerns, especially with much younger children, while impressionable older children ape the behaviour of men who should know better and then end up becoming the next set of coked up morons.
Will it have an effect on the enjoyment the kids have and make them less passionate about coming (and thus potentially affect revenue from them in the future)? Quite possibly. But I think that most parents will be taking the cheaper option and moving to what I expect to be quite a substantial sized family zone taking up much of the north stand. The we'll have to see how that effects kids attendances etc. It may well be a bit of an own goal, but I can understand the club's reasons for doing so.
I would imagine they will rinse the “premium” season ticket holders if we get promoted. Force out the plebs who have been paying a bit extra in the past so they can be replaced by high paying corporates to take their plastic Manx supporters for a jolly day out.
