Yes if they want to sit by kids maybe , most people get paid friday , cant afford to get matchday tickets until saturday , ironiacally the club know this and make the prices higher those days , wouldnt do it elseJust an excuse. People can say £27 all they like but they know damn well they can get in for £18-£22.
Just to let you know , that leicester city are charging £19-26 pound for adult tickets for the premier league fixture with burnley , but we are reasonably priced right?
Just an excuse. People can say £27 all they like but they know damn well they can get in for £18-£22.
They price things up on a match basis in categories correct , so leicester fans will probably get 7 games of premier league football at those prices ,this seasonSpecial offer, a bit like Gillingham for us. They charge £30-£50 for bigger games. Again, we are reasonably priced.
You think that 24-27 pound for a matchday ticket , is reasonable for 3rd tier footballSpecial offer, a bit like Gillingham for us. They charge £30-£50 for bigger games. Again, we are reasonably priced.
You think that 24-27 pound for a matchday ticket , is reasonable for 3rd tier football
On matchday , the prices are 24-27 in the areas most people want to sit , am i wrong£18 - £24, you're just quoting inflated figures to suit your argument.
Just to let you know , that leicester city are charging £19-26 pound for adult tickets for the premier league fixture with burnley , but we are reasonably priced right?
Will soon be the zone where everybody sits , we will know soon enoughanyone sat in family zone before? whats it like?
anyone sat in family zone before? whats it like?
Its fine - lot of kids in there though
Seriously - its is ok. Obviously a few kids get distracted, but it's ok for piss head avoidance and bad language (generally)
sounds good, i dont drink on matchdays generally, might give it a try.
Which proves that the cheapest ticket for adults in the stadium is 22 poundThis may seem obvious, but you do need to have an U16 with you
You think that 24-27 pound for a matchday ticket , is reasonable for 3rd tier football
This may seem obvious, but you do need to have an U16 with you
Iron shed rates , i said 18 pound was reasonable , not a fiverThe club should pay a large rent because it's "a World Class Stadium", but as fans we have to pay corrugated iron shed rates?
Is that right?
what?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i have a 21yo with who when clean shaven can pass as 16 lol
evans is right, cheapest price is 22
When people were saying they want the club back first and foremost, it seems that should have come with more asterisks than a swear filter on a savosdad post.
I wouldn't wait until the day of the game. Prices go up by £2.
Also, if you sign your kids up as JSBs, then your two youngest get in free, and the two older kids would be a fiver. Do that, and 6 of you would get in for £46 - so actually family prices are OK if you are prepared to sit in the JSB section.
I do think £22-£27 in the rest of the ground is too high, and it is a myth that our match day prices are a bargain, they are actually above average for this league.
I wouldn't wait until the day of the game. Prices go up by £2.
Also, if you sign your kids up as JSBs, then your two youngest get in free, and the two older kids would be a fiver. Do that, and 6 of you would get in for £46 - so actually family prices are OK if you are prepared to sit in the JSB section.
I do think £22-£27 in the rest of the ground is too high, and it is a myth that our match day prices are a bargain, they are actually above average for this league.
bullshit
no one is saying they not going, can still have a moan about prices and missed opportunties though.
Is it possible to buy tickets to the family area and then sit elsewhere in the ground. I know you can walk the concourse from the North stand right through to block 11, just wondered if there is any segregation between family and north?
Wont be doing this as weve just bought ours in the north stand today but others may want to?
£18 - £24, you're just quoting inflated figures to suit your argument.
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