MK Ticket Pricing (1 Viewer)

cov4theprem · Jan 9, 2018

What is the correct price level to keep fans happy and maximise revenue for this 4th round tie? Based on demand and the 5th round at stake I think £25 adults, £15 conc, £5 under 12’s is about right.

stevefloyd · Jan 9, 2018

They should be grateful they have drawn a former cup winning club and offer our fans free transport to the game and back

Modcons86 · Jan 9, 2018

Whats their usual pricing for the league?
20-25 for adults seems fair pricing

christonabike · Jan 9, 2018

We get half stop worrying about worrying!
I’m sure the two clubs will sort it. MK10k

matesx · Jan 9, 2018

Tenner is plenty

Kids for a quid

cov4theprem · Jan 9, 2018

matesx said:
Tenner is plenty

Kids for a quid

Adults: twenty is plenty
Concs: thirteen is keen
Kids: eight is great

no_loyalty · Jan 9, 2018

£15-£20 for Adults, £8-£10 for concessions and £5 for kids would be fair pricing

Speng · Jan 9, 2018

£20 adults
£10 concession,
This is fair ,

RoboCCFC90 · Jan 9, 2018

For their last FA Cup tie at home it was £12 in advance for Adults and £15 on the day, if they could keep to that it would be brilliant.

Modcons86 · Jan 9, 2018

RoboCCFC90 said:
For their last FA Cup tie at home it was £12 in advance for Adults and £15 on the day, if they could keep to that it would be brilliant.

Would be nice but cant see it having seen our price increase from round 1 and 2 (i know we had premier league opposition last round and all that)

ps1948 · Jan 9, 2018

It is now down to the home team only to set the price, so we'll just have to accept what they decide

Earlsdon_Skyblue1 · Jan 9, 2018

cov4theprem said:
What is the correct price level to keep fans happy and maximise revenue for this 4th round tie? Based on demand and the 5th round at stake I think £25 adults, £15 conc, £5 under 12’s is about right.

For you: £1000

For everyone else: £15 - £20

harvey098 · Jan 10, 2018

When will details be released? Surely they should’ve decided which TV games by now?

eastwoodsdustman · Jan 10, 2018

Any more than £10 is a disgrace. If they charge £20 I’ll be apoplectic with rage and phone CWR every week for a month blaming the clubs for ending mine and my family’s love of the beautiful game until we draw a bigger club in the next round. Then I’d be happy to pay £35 to see us dicked at old Trafford or Wembley.

Broken Hearted Sky Blue · Jan 10, 2018

Why should it be reduced? I don't think it should be

pusbccfc · Jan 10, 2018

If it's £25 you may as well sack any plans for a huge following.

The bandwagon fans only go if:

Tickets are £15 or less
It's a one off game (Wembley, semi final, top 6 team)
Of if they get given a spaceship to travel to the match.

matesx · Jan 10, 2018

Broken Hearted Sky Blue said:
Why should it be reduced? I don't think it should be

alright moneybags

hutch1972 · Jan 10, 2018

ps1948 said:
It is now down to the home team only to set the price, so we'll just have to accept what they decide

It has to be agreed by both clubs.

pastythegreat · Jan 10, 2018

ps1948 said:
It is now down to the home team only to set the price, so we'll just have to accept what they decide

Both clubs have to agree on the ticket cost.

Edit* I've just seen Hutchs' post

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letsallsingtogether · Jan 10, 2018

Pound for Adults 20 for concessions.
That teach them

Ashdown · Jan 10, 2018

Lets just throw this little gem into the melting pot...............Many economic studies of late indicate that retired/ or otherwise persons over the age of 60 often have a lot more disposable income than the generation below them and certainly more than the younger generations. That same generation had many benefits available to them that say the under 30's could never access now in their lifetimes. Why does this rather well off segment of society still get all these concessions when really they would be fairer aimed at the generation currently trying to pay off a mortgage and bringing up kids of school age etc............just a thought like.............stands back and waits for a torrent of abuse !

NorthernWisdom · Jan 10, 2018

Ashdown said:
Lets just throw this little gem into the melting pot...............Many economic studies of late indicate that retired/ or otherwise persons over the age of 60 often have a lot more disposable income than the generation below them and certainly more than the younger generations. That same generation had many benefits available to them that say the under 30's could never access now in their lifetimes. Why does this rather well off segment of society still get all these concessions when really they would be fairer aimed at the generation currently trying to pay off a mortgage and bringing up kids of school age etc............just a thought like.............stands back and waits for a torrent of abuse !

I'll go with that

better days · Jan 10, 2018

Ashdown said:
Lets just throw this little gem into the melting pot...............Many economic studies of late indicate that retired/ or otherwise persons over the age of 60 often have a lot more disposable income than the generation below them and certainly more than the younger generations. That same generation had many benefits available to them that say the under 30's could never access now in their lifetimes. Why does this rather well off segment of society still get all these concessions when really they would be fairer aimed at the generation currently trying to pay off a mortgage and bringing up kids of school age etc............just a thought like.............stands back and waits for a torrent of abuse !

Funnily enough I am one of this group, over 60 but still working
I don't take any of the concessions like free travel, reduced entry prices etc on the basis that I don't currently need the reductions
Just my own approach, I don't say others should do the same but it's what I'm comfortable with

Otis · Jan 10, 2018

Ashdown said:
Lets just throw this little gem into the melting pot...............Many economic studies of late indicate that retired/ or otherwise persons over the age of 60 often have a lot more disposable income than the generation below them and certainly more than the younger generations. That same generation had many benefits available to them that say the under 30's could never access now in their lifetimes. Why does this rather well off segment of society still get all these concessions when really they would be fairer aimed at the generation currently trying to pay off a mortgage and bringing up kids of school age etc............just a thought like.............stands back and waits for a torrent of abuse !

Often have a lot more disposable income?

But what about those who don't have? What about those that don't have that spare income and can no longer obtain work because of their age?

I'm sure there are many who do have a lot of disposable income, but then there are a great deal who don't.

The only way anything like that could work is if it is means tested, otherwise you could push some of the less well off over 60's into poverty.

torchomatic · Jan 10, 2018

Was talking to my Dad about this yesterday. We live under two miles, that's UNDER TWO MILES from my son's school, yet it costs us £130 per term for a bus there and back. He goes by bus because there are tons of busy roads between here and there. My Dad has a free bus pass, which he uses - fair enough. A lot of baby boomers will get a free bus pass they will never use. I reckon they should means test bus passes, etc and let other groups, school kids, low waged, unemployed have the chance of free travel instead. Pisses me off.

Otis · Jan 10, 2018

better days said:
Funnily enough I am one of this group, over 60 but still working
I don't take any of the concessions like free travel, reduced entry prices etc on the basis that I don't currently need the reductions
Just my own approach, I don't say others should do the same but it's what I'm comfortable with

Where do you live exactly?

In the West Midlands there is no free travel until you are 67.

better days · Jan 10, 2018

Otis said:
Where do you live exactly?

In the West Midlands there is no free travel until you are 67.

London

Captain Dart · Jan 10, 2018

better days said:
Funnily enough I am one of this group, over 60 but still working
I don't take any of the concessions like free travel, reduced entry prices etc on the basis that I don't currently need the reductions
Just my own approach, I don't say others should do the same but it's what I'm comfortable with

I'm in much the same boat, yet to take pensions and still working (part time now), but there is clearly a wide variation some people don't worry about pensions, spend whatever was coming in and consequently end up with very a low income late in life, foolish but it happens. There are also quite a few unfortunate people who become infirm and can't work so any plans they may have had are all messed up.

Calista · Jan 10, 2018

Ashdown said:
Lets just throw this little gem into the melting pot...............Many economic studies of late indicate that retired/ or otherwise persons over the age of 60 often have a lot more disposable income than the generation below them and certainly more than the younger generations. That same generation had many benefits available to them that say the under 30's could never access now in their lifetimes. Why does this rather well off segment of society still get all these concessions when really they would be fairer aimed at the generation currently trying to pay off a mortgage and bringing up kids of school age etc............just a thought like.............stands back and waits for a torrent of abuse !

Often, but not always

Having said that, giving concessions to people purely on the basis of age is always going to be a blunt instrument, and I don't think there's an easy answer. Where exactly do you set the line - cheap tickets extended to the under-25's? Under-30's? I suggest cool kid's ticket up to 35, then old fart's ticket from 36, and we'd all be happy.

better days · Jan 10, 2018

Otis said:
Where do you live exactly?

In the West Midlands there is no free travel until you are 67.

I'd personally be happy if it was 67 nationwide
It should be really but it would take a brave politician to do this in areas like London where it's currently 60
Really it shouldn't ever be below the age at which pensions start

Ashdown · Jan 10, 2018

Calista said:
Often, but not always
Having said that, giving concessions to people purely on the basis of age is always going to be a blunt instrument, and I don't think there's an easy answer. Where exactly do you set the line - cheap tickets extended to the under-25's? Under-30's? I suggest cool kid's ticket up to 35, then old fart's ticket from 36, and we'd all be happy.

I think you maybe onto something in perhaps things { Adults/ Concessions } could at least be met half way and with the demography at matches these days, I reckon the clubs would actually benefit from such a move.

North York’s Blue · Jan 10, 2018

Just popped over to the MK stadium (over the road from work); they’re expecting the game to go ahead on the sat, although not official confirmed yet. Also expecting their tickets to go on sale on Friday although couldn’t confirm prices yet.

jordan210 · Jan 10, 2018

#7833toMK

The match will be played at Stadium MK on Saturday 27th January, with kick-off at 3pm.

We have been given a full allocation of 7,833 tickets

Supporters will be able to purchase four tickets per person, with on-sale dates confirmed later this week. Prices are:

Adults: Season Ticket holders £15 Non Season Ticket holders £17

Seniors: Season Ticket holders £12 Non Season Ticket holders £14

U 18: Season Ticket holders £4 Non Season Ticket holders £5

U 13: £1

Alkhen · Jan 10, 2018

jordan210 said:
The match will be played at Stadium MK on Saturday 27th January, with kick-off at 3pm.

We have been given a full allocation of 7,833 tickets

Supporters will be able to purchase four tickets per person, with on-sale dates confirmed later this week. Prices are:

Adults: Season Ticket holders £15 Non Season Ticket holders £17

Seniors: Season Ticket holders £12 Non Season Ticket holders £14

U 18: Season Ticket holders £4 Non Season Ticket holders £5

U 13: £1

I recon if the demand is there they will open up extra space

pusbccfc · Jan 10, 2018

jordan210 said:
#7833toMK

The match will be played at Stadium MK on Saturday 27th January, with kick-off at 3pm.

We have been given a full allocation of 7,833 tickets

Supporters will be able to purchase four tickets per person, with on-sale dates confirmed later this week. Prices are:

Adults: Season Ticket holders £15 Non Season Ticket holders £17

Seniors: Season Ticket holders £12 Non Season Ticket holders £14

U 18: Season Ticket holders £4 Non Season Ticket holders £5

U 13: £1

Great value.

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