Ticket Prices

[Corky]

Everton.

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9320 - they were £65 for Bournemouth in 2015/16, it is the others seats that have gone up worse - SS3 £55.50 for the worst seats in the house.

I think these have been jacked up like a lot of games from original prices when they realised demand is higher this season. It is only the aways that are affordable and it used to be the opposite way around.

 

[blueandy1mac]

Not sure I agree with you.

My memory says Uwe's right. We never called them league match tb's, rags did.

 

[Big Joe Corrigan]

Maybe my secret is out then.
Oh well, its been nice pretending to be blue

Rag ; )

 

[Lavinda Past]

Everton.

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Are they selling Dick Turpin masks in the City store yet... ?

Outrageous pricing.

 

[xgorton]

£37 my seat North stand top tier back row great view always try for that seat when I book,OAP price plus £5 off first 5 games with my membership.

 

[Corky]

£37 my seat North stand top tier back row great view always try for that seat when I book,OAP price plus £5 off first 5 games with my membership.

It is all PL games.

 

[xgorton]

It is all PL games.

First 5 mate with my £30 membership.

 

[Groke]

the price of tickets for the spurs game is an absolute piss take - e.g. £45 for a kid in the family stand ffs. Not sure what the club are trying to do, but it's slowly putting the game out of reach for a lot of people. Why should home fans be paying over twice as much as away fans?
Doesn't the clubs liaise with fans groups about this sort of stuff?

 

[philiph20]

the price of tickets for the spurs game is an absolute piss take - e.g. £45 for a kid in the family stand ffs. Not sure what the club are trying to do, but it's slowly putting the game out of reach for a lot of people. Why should home fans be paying over twice as much as away fans?
Doesn't the clubs liaise with fans groups about this sort of stuff?

Maybe they were following orders from the board at Anfield, they seem to do so on everything else.

 

[Groke]

For comparison, i know it's leeds, but just because our team is better, it doesn't make our fanbase richer...

 

[mcfcantc]

Just had a look on the ticket site. Can pretty much sit anywhere in the ground you like tomorrow night, starting at a mere £68 ranging up to £85 in block 207, 210 (maybe a free programme with them ones who knows).
The Club must be happy not to sell out.

 

[kippax123]

Just had a look on the ticket site. Can pretty much sit anywhere in the ground you like tomorrow night, starting at a mere £68 ranging up to £85 in block 207, 210 (maybe a free programme with them ones who knows).
The Club must be happy not to sell out.

It really is an absolute joke

 

[mcfcantc]

It really is an absolute joke

Imagine wanting to take your kid to their first ever city game, which is one of mine and my sons greatest ever moment following city. Well in this day they’ve managed to make that ridiculously difficult.

 

[YaYa]

Imagine wanting to take your kid to their first ever city game, which is one of mine and my sons greatest ever moment following city. Well in this day they’ve managed to make that ridiculously difficult.

I was in this boat over the past year. My lad turns 7 next month and I've been wanting to take him for the past 6 months or so. All of the league games are a piss take price wise so I took him to the Liverpool game in the league cup which was £45 for the pair of us in the Family Stand. Not a bad first game for him at all but I did tell him it's not always like that!

 

[Bluearmy]

Imagine wanting to take your kid to their first ever city game, which is one of mine and my sons greatest ever moment following city. Well in this day they’ve managed to make that ridiculously difficult.

I said this earlier in the season, when for a family of 4 with memberships now required also it was extortionate in the current climate. It stopped some family members going to their first match with 2 city mad kids. Some people scoffed. We should do all we can to encourage the new generation. No idea what they are thinking….

 

[shemnel]

Just had a look on the ticket site. Can pretty much sit anywhere in the ground you like tomorrow night, starting at a mere £68 ranging up to £85 in block 207, 210 (maybe a free programme with them ones who knows).
The Club must be happy not to sell out.

i've had a bit of a whinge today but i'm not happy with this. As i said in the Spurs thread, i'm a casual attender, 10 games all comps a season when i can, and i'm ready and willing to go tomorrow night to cheer the lads on. But £70? sorry City, you've priced me out.

while we're on it, £42.50 to £65 (£38 in north stand tier 1) for the FA Cup game against Arsenal isn't great either.

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

i'm not happy with this. As i said in the Spurs thread, i'm a casual attender, 10 games all comps a season when i can, and i'm ready and willing to go tomorrow night to cheer the lads on. But £70? sorry City, you've priced me out.

while we're on it, £42.50 to £65 (£38 in north stand tier 1) for the FA Cup game against Arsenal isn't great either.

Yep, paid £150 the other day for me to take wife and kids to Arsenal Cup game. They even charged me £27.50 for 11-year-old daughter in family stand.

And it's on the fucking box.

West Ham have a family season ticket for two adults and two kids. Think it was something like £750 all in?

 

[Stephen230]

I was in this boat over the past year. My lad turns 7 next month and I've been wanting to take him for the past 6 months or so. All of the league games are a piss take price wise so I took him to the Liverpool game in the league cup which was £45 for the pair of us in the Family Stand. Not a bad first game for him at all but I did tell him it's not always like that!

This is why I got mine season tickets at the first sign of a bit of interest. They’re only just over a ton a pop and now they can go whatever games they like when the mood takes them, without it having to be a military operation planned months in advance.

 

[mcfcantc]

This is why I got mine season tickets at the first sign of a bit of interest. They’re only just over a ton a pop and now they can go whatever games they like when the mood takes them, without it having to be a military operation planned months in advance.

Yeh I did the same for my lad in 2011 when he was two. Was something like £90 for his season ticket back then when I could have carried him in for free. Probably one of the wisest moves I’ve ever made.

 

[Cheadle_hulmeBlue]

I wonder if it would be worth trying to get the football supporters federation involved in this?

I think this is becoming quite a big issue, with lots of our fans priced out. Whilst season ticket holders and away fans get cheaper tickets.