Season ticket prices (20 Viewers)
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chiefdave
Well-Known Member
They normally charge a per ticket fee, which is dependent on the value of the ticket being purchased. For this kind of price you'd be looking at a fee in the £15-20 range I'd think. They then sometimes add on a service charge of around £5 and then postage is normally £5.95 recorded or £2.95 (i think, can't remember that one) standard post.
Nick
Administrator
I think you can online.
chiefdave
Well-Known Member
I've purchased one but its a new season ticket not a renewal. You can definitely log in so try it and see if you can get your normal seat. There's loads of seats not available to me so they have already marked the ones for renewal.
djdoc1888
Member
Cheers, ain't got enough on debit card but have the cash on me if it can be done in shop
Nick
Administrator
You would think if "standard" sells out they would have to offer more?
MatthewWallis
Well-Known Member
Let's hope direct debit is back this year. Also a shame that you must have a junior to sit in 23/24. Me and my dad had a ST in 24 and really liked the seats plus it's hard for him to get up and down out his seat so with it being less crowded in that area it was prefect
SkyBlueHomer
New Member
Understand what your saying but we have only 1 1/2 stands open to home fans now, how may are now facing an increase in almost £100 from last season?
Really dont understand this from the club, shut stands then introduce premium areas in those bits of the stadium that are left open
APR 19.9%
Representative example: Amount Of Credit £299.00. Total Amount Repayable £324.60. Repayable by 10 monthly payments of £32.46 Interest rate 18.3% pa fixed. Representative 19.9% APR. Example based upon an Adult - standard Season Ticket costing £299.00
Instalment Plan
How many months would you like to take in which to repay the full amount?
- 10 MONTHLY INSTALMENTS (19.9% APR - 10 Months)
chiefdave
Well-Known Member
That's not bad really, 25 quid on 299.
£30 a month is cheaper than 2 matchtickets per month
Sure it won't be long before someone complains its not interest free.
Nick
Administrator
italiahorse
Well-Known Member
What's the early bird price for a 60+ in block 20 ?
Nick
Administrator
torchomatic
Well-Known Member
chiefdave
Well-Known Member
italiahorse
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Warwickhunt
Well-Known Member
what price is the old farts this year then does anyone know
Nick
Administrator
What age and where abouts? Ill have a look!
oldskyblue58
CCFC Finance Director
so am I reading this right
A season ticket is going to cost £299 plus a booking fee of £3.60 plus postage £2 and if you do it by instalments 25.60 in interest = £330.20 ? (price at this time last year £249 with no payment option)
Just a suggestion if you have to finance it and have two credit cards buy on one and do a balance transfer it might save you some of the above
Whilst I do think that in the scheme of things (just over £13 per game ) compared to many clubs it is still reasonable I can fully understand that this is quite a jump to a sizeable number of fans especially if buying more than one ST
Worth something over £300k extra to the club if aiming at 6000 STH's compared to 2015/16 - looking at it like that it is hardly rewarding the fans for a year that perhaps disappointed more than many other years
A season ticket is going to cost £299 plus a booking fee of £3.60 plus postage £2 and if you do it by instalments 25.60 in interest = £330.20 ? (price at this time last year £249 with no payment option)
Just a suggestion if you have to finance it and have two credit cards buy on one and do a balance transfer it might save you some of the above
Whilst I do think that in the scheme of things (just over £13 per game ) compared to many clubs it is still reasonable I can fully understand that this is quite a jump to a sizeable number of fans especially if buying more than one ST
Worth something over £300k extra to the club if aiming at 6000 STH's compared to 2015/16 - looking at it like that it is hardly rewarding the fans for a year that perhaps disappointed more than many other years
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stupot07
Well-Known Member
I'm disappointed tickets have gone up so much, I'm block 20, so that's a £95 increase (38%) Understand the need and that tickets were ridiculously cheap last season. Will still get one but I think it will put off my grandad given he missed half a season.
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covcity4life
Well-Known Member
what a step backwards
premium zones lol.
a sport for working class they say
premium zones lol.
a sport for working class they say
Nick
Administrator
I don't think that interest is a massive amount though, works out about £30 a month on that ticket.
£13 a game isn't bad at all when you put it like that.
At least there is a finance option now, not just a jump up and asking for cash up front.
clint van damme
Well-Known Member
how much are junior tickets, lads 14 years old, we sit in 16.
Nick
Administrator
clint van damme
Well-Known Member
Discounted tickets is interesting for fans if we reach their targets
http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/season-tickets-release-coventry-city-league-one-1617-3095797.aspx
Money Back. For the first time ever, the club has also decided to introduce a refund scheme to encourage more City supporters to sign up and back the Sky Blues for the 2016/17 season at the Ricoh Arena.
The scheme has four different sales targets, with a maximum discount of 30% and the size of the refund depending on the number of season cards sold. If the club sells over 7,000 season tickets, fans will receive a refund of 10%. If the club sells 8,500, fans will receive a refund of 15%. If the club reaches the magic mark of 10,000, fans will receive a refund of 20% and if we reach 15,000, a 30% discount will apply. If we reach the required targets, supporters will receive money back on their Season Ticket cards, which can be used for your 2017/18 Season Ticket.
For early bird purchases, the club have also decided to pay for the £6 Ticketmaster service charge of associated with buying a season ticket
http://www.ccfc.co.uk/news/article/season-tickets-release-coventry-city-league-one-1617-3095797.aspx
Money Back. For the first time ever, the club has also decided to introduce a refund scheme to encourage more City supporters to sign up and back the Sky Blues for the 2016/17 season at the Ricoh Arena.
The scheme has four different sales targets, with a maximum discount of 30% and the size of the refund depending on the number of season cards sold. If the club sells over 7,000 season tickets, fans will receive a refund of 10%. If the club sells 8,500, fans will receive a refund of 15%. If the club reaches the magic mark of 10,000, fans will receive a refund of 20% and if we reach 15,000, a 30% discount will apply. If we reach the required targets, supporters will receive money back on their Season Ticket cards, which can be used for your 2017/18 Season Ticket.
For early bird purchases, the club have also decided to pay for the £6 Ticketmaster service charge of associated with buying a season ticket
Terry Gibson's perm
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Nick
Administrator
Are they not bringing them back?