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Does paying £400 for a ticket in Block 15 ok direct debit make me or my mates rich folk??
Cheaper than most tickets at this level.
I just hope we never get promoted. Imagine the stunt the scumbags would pull then. The place would be made up of rich folk and their mates. Don't really give a fuck what happens for the rest of the season now. Might spend my £5 voucher to cheer me up.
Rubbish, my eight year old grandson won’t give a toss if he mines seat so long as he goes, anyone who thought prices would be similar to those season were in cuckoo land, personally I think they ain’t as bad as I thought, I’m betting there will be payment schemes to help.Basically this is a shit take because it isn't about a person deciding if they want to pay "x" amount or not, it is about mums and dads who now have to tell their kids they can go the football next year unless they move to the opposite side of the ground from where the kids want to be. Even if they do tis the likely hood is the kids enjoyment and experience is lowered because they are not where they like to be in the ground.
I wasn’t saying families were worse off compared to the 60-65 bracket or saying the worst affected, Just highlighting the capacity issue if not expanded and the future longevity of that support.anyone over 60 and below 65 is penalised the most
The problem is that some of these kids will jack it in if they're stuck in the family end.
They love the craic in that corner.
Surely they would have been in certain blocks when that was the case a couple of years ago. (League 1)
Don't tell me he's 37 y/o about time too.I think it's time for my lad to get a part time job.
I can renew in 15, but can't move anywhere else in 14/15.Why can't you choose 14 and 15 on the map
It's not the 8 year olds people are worried about fellaRubbish, my eight year old grandson won’t give a toss if he mines seat so long as he goes, anyone who thought prices would be similar to those season were in cuckoo land, personally I think they ain’t as bad as I thought, I’m betting there will be payment schemes to help.
Premier league football, times that amount by two and answer it yourself.Does paying £400 for a ticket in Block 15 ok direct debit make me or my mates rich folk??
Cheaper than most tickets at this level.
Oh I agree. I'd not move from Block 16.
HOWEVER
If I couldn't afford the ticket cost in Block 16 but could behind the goal, I most certainly would move instead of not buying a ticket.
Is it really hard to grasp that for a lot if not most 13/14/15/16 year fans who go with their family they are likely to see sitting in the kiddy based family stand a massive dip in matchday experience to sitting where they do now?
Premier league football, times that amount by two and answer it yourself.
In what way? It's an area of the ground aimed at families and younger children.The new family section will clearly not be the same as it was last season?
Rubbish, my eight year old grandson won’t give a toss if he mines seat so long as he goes, anyone who thought prices would be similar to those season were in cuckoo land, personally I think they ain’t as bad as I thought, I’m betting there will be payment schemes to help.
I wasn’t saying families were worse off compared to the 60-65 bracket or saying the worst affected, Just highlighting the capacity issue if not expanded and the future longevity of that support.
That was what I was talking about in the thread you replied to. Calm down and keep up.Premier League football?
In what way? It's an area of the ground aimed at families and younger children.
Older kids aren't going to want to shit there if they currently sit nearer the other corner
Nope, it wasn't. My kids had the free season ticket in block 16 years before SA move.Surely they would have been in certain blocks when that was the case a couple of years ago. (League 1).
Up until St Andrews it was fixed seats (And was there too)
The new family section will clearly not be the same as it was last season?
the issue is if they feel their matchday experience is worse they are unlikely to want to continueBut thats how it has always been up until the last couple of years?
They can still sit wherever but just pay a little bit more.
I wonder if abuse of kid's tickets has risen since it was changed to be anywhere rather than dedicated blocks?
But thats how it has always been up until the last couple of years?
They can still sit wherever but just pay a little bit more.
I wonder if abuse of kid's tickets has risen since it was changed to be anywhere rather than dedicated blocks?
They were suited and booted yet still wearing their shit hats at the awards do on SundayGood, obnoxious Pricks.
But I've just given an example of 2 that won't, because they rely on me to take them and their parents, who don't go, won't pay the extra. We'll sell fewer season tickets ultimately. Club know that but I guess they are fine with it.
Very true and why are they trying to price out singers corner where the atmosphere is made.Is it really hard to grasp that for a lot if not most 13/14/15/16 year fans who go with their family they are likely to see sitting in the kiddy based family stand a massive dip in matchday experience to sitting where they do now?
And it won't be the same as singers corner, not a chance.
Very true and why are they trying to price out singers corner where the atmosphere is made.
???? I’ve had my season ticket in block 19 for years especially with my eldest. Always been a jsb and price always been the same with the Jsb membership. Unsure what you mean by that sentence? For fans who’ve sat in the same seat for years with kids should have been some consideration.
The consideration for some, like me, is currently I sit with a few other friends, and have done since we moved to the arena, and they no longer take kids up, so if I want to carry on sitting with them it's £470 more for me and my lad than if I bought 2 tickets in the family stand. If I just went with my lad then it's an easier decision. In reality I'll probably just renew and pay the extra, but it's a bigger increase than I was expecting.Standard Area
Adult £400 / 23 = £17 per game
Child £200 / 23 = £8 per game
Family Zone
Adult £250 / 23 = £10.90 per game
Child £50 / 23 = £2.20 per game
Is it really the end of the world to go into a different stand? It is also going to be to try and stop people taking the piss on kids tickets. If you want to go and watch with your kids then it's amazing value and saving money on previous years.
Because there's hundreds of anti-social kids in block 14 who had JSB season tickets.
I hope they don't move because they make noise but that's what they are clamping down on.
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