Season ticket prices (18 Viewers)
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Nick
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Yep, still cheaper than a lot of League 2 clubs too.
covcity4life
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you have just said it yourself
rise in prices
you can say they are still good etc but deep down you do understand why people are moaning.
fernandopartridge
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It's a rise in prices or an end to the discounted rate. The facts are that it isn't expensive by L1 standards or any more expensive than prices were 4 years ago for our first season in L1, so in effect it is a real terms price cut.
Nick
Administrator
That's the thing, it is just not an offer like it was last year.
torchomatic
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I don't want to pay over £90 more than last season, but its still cheaper than other clubs, still only £13 a game and my lad sits next to me for free. So no, I really can't.
covcity4life
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you are moaning. you just said you dont wanna pay 90 quid more.
glad i could make you understand. you are welcome.
glad i could make you understand. you are welcome.
torchomatic
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covcity4life
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its the truth scabby. you now know why some people aint happy, even if prices still not bad compared to others. its human nature.
skybluebeduff
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It's harsh no matter how you look at it. Has anyone actually told the wives yet? that will be a laugh...
Nick
Administrator
Will it? Mine said "OK" when I told her the price.
It's not that harsh is it, they just aren't on offer now are they?
It is still decent value.
italiahorse
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skybluebeduff
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Do you have a family of 4 to pay for?
I think the prices are very reasonable, yes you can say its only £149 at Bradford but if you look at the figures for the risk involved in this pricing stratergy it is very oh so dangerous.
If they sell the 17,000, which is the number I think has been touted round, revenue equals £2,530k, they have averaged 18,000 at home this year, say on average 800/1000 away fans per game their match day income is going to be virtually nothing.
To make the same £2,530k at an average price of £325 per season ticket we only need to sell 7800 season tickets. We may not make that number but it is certainly a lower risk stratergy than the Bradford model, if we then continue our average home attendance from this year of 12,500, this gives you an extra 5,000 single match tickets on the day/match packages/Kids for a quid say averaging at £17 per game gives you an extra 85k per game revenue. 85k x 23 games gives you close to another 2mil over a season. Estimated ticket revenue over a season 4.5mil.
The prices are competitive with the league with a solid pricing stratergy behind them. If we adopted "The Bradford model" would we sell 18,000 porobably not, we would have to sell 30k season tickets to bring in the same revenue as we can expect this year with the current stratergy.
PS, apologies in adavance if I have made huooooge miscalculations, just how I see it.
If they sell the 17,000, which is the number I think has been touted round, revenue equals £2,530k, they have averaged 18,000 at home this year, say on average 800/1000 away fans per game their match day income is going to be virtually nothing.
To make the same £2,530k at an average price of £325 per season ticket we only need to sell 7800 season tickets. We may not make that number but it is certainly a lower risk stratergy than the Bradford model, if we then continue our average home attendance from this year of 12,500, this gives you an extra 5,000 single match tickets on the day/match packages/Kids for a quid say averaging at £17 per game gives you an extra 85k per game revenue. 85k x 23 games gives you close to another 2mil over a season. Estimated ticket revenue over a season 4.5mil.
The prices are competitive with the league with a solid pricing stratergy behind them. If we adopted "The Bradford model" would we sell 18,000 porobably not, we would have to sell 30k season tickets to bring in the same revenue as we can expect this year with the current stratergy.
PS, apologies in adavance if I have made huooooge miscalculations, just how I see it.
Nick
Administrator
Just 2.
hill83
Well-Known Member
Because in general we are a bunch of moaning cunts.
covcity4life
Well-Known Member
bringing back premium zones is thing i dont like. back to the corners i go
oohh errr
oohh errr
pw362
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Bradford City £149
Fleetwood Town £209.50
Coventry City £249
Wigan Athletic £250
Gillingham £275
Rochdale United £277.50
Crewe Alexandra £290
Scunthorpe United £294
Blackpool £295
Bury £300
Colchester United £322
Burton Albion £323
Walsall £330.50
Doncaster Rovers £339
Port Vale £345
Peterborough Unted £350
Southend United £350
Swindon Town £365
Barnsley £370
Shrewsbury Town £375
Chesterfield £380
Sheffield United £380
Oldham Athletic £395
Millwall £412
Cheapest season tickets at each league 1 club for this season.
Fleetwood Town £209.50
Coventry City £249
Wigan Athletic £250
Gillingham £275
Rochdale United £277.50
Crewe Alexandra £290
Scunthorpe United £294
Blackpool £295
Bury £300
Colchester United £322
Burton Albion £323
Walsall £330.50
Doncaster Rovers £339
Port Vale £345
Peterborough Unted £350
Southend United £350
Swindon Town £365
Barnsley £370
Shrewsbury Town £375
Chesterfield £380
Sheffield United £380
Oldham Athletic £395
Millwall £412
Cheapest season tickets at each league 1 club for this season.
Sky Blue Spud
Member
Anyone know the price of JSB membership for the coming season?
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pw362
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Sure I read earlier its £25
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IIRC coupled with a price reduction and Interest free Instalments, circa 8-5 _9K.
Think the best total I can remember in recent times was around 5 seasons back.
IIRC coupled with a price reduction and Interest free Instalments, circa 8-5 _9K.
skybluetony176
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Anybody know what a single match day ticket will be next season? Also will there still be pay on the gate?
SkyBlue_Bear83
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Haha what a scam the refund scheme is, firstly we won't even reach 7,000 tickets so its the most pointless scheme ever and secondly you don't even get a proper refund you basically get a discount on match tickets or next years season tickets.
SkyBlue_Bear83
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I've never understood why people would pay extra to sit in the 'premium zone' Ricoh has great views from every seat in the stadium. Paying £50 extra to sit closer to the half way line seems bonkers to me.
Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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On the face of it, it may seem 'good value' still, but if you're comparing it to last season, it actually feels more like robbery.
Inflation can be argued, but not at these percentages. Throw in the Maddison sale, and a few other variables, and it doesn't make any sense at all. For that price increase, what more will we be getting in return?
I went to most matches this year and was going to get a season ticket for 16/17 but after looking at this I'm really not so sure.
It's like comparing our league finish. It might seem alright still, but if you look at our results before Christmas, it's a harsh deal in reality.
If we had been promoted it might be justified, but we haven't been.
Inflation can be argued, but not at these percentages. Throw in the Maddison sale, and a few other variables, and it doesn't make any sense at all. For that price increase, what more will we be getting in return?
I went to most matches this year and was going to get a season ticket for 16/17 but after looking at this I'm really not so sure.
It's like comparing our league finish. It might seem alright still, but if you look at our results before Christmas, it's a harsh deal in reality.
If we had been promoted it might be justified, but we haven't been.
I would say it is a step backwards with the increase and the introduction of different seating prices.This should of been the packages if we got in the championship.I would think Anderson is the person who has pushed this and I think the player's and TM changed when he was appointed.
italiahorse
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Gets rid of the riff raff, not many kids and is always very quiet.
Always struggle to here the Rugby commentary in the noisy areas
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