mancitygaz
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Look what colour your block is on the map, then the price is aboveRicster said:
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6% increase
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Eccles Blue
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MCFC-alan88 said:Ricster said:Anyone have an idea how much ES is? Cant see it on the site.
It's not been linked properly on the site. Here's the actual link.
Bell & East 1-3
And why do we have to wait until the first week in June to renew!!?? I am ready to renew now, I am away the first flaming week in June, back for a few days and then off to Vancouver (yyyeeeaahhh see my granddaughters again) for a month! I have just emailed the club to ask if I can renew early. Any takers on what sort of response I might get? :-)
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Richard said:Im currentley in 135 in the North Stand, does this mean Im going to have to move?!
If you don't go to the game with an under 16 then yes
BLUEMOONBAZ
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Well iam glad its not £190 for kids non ss tickets , but the same argument applies what happens to the exisiting s/t familys and kids when they reach 16 in the new family stand ? ..and there are no other places avail in the stadium ?
Yes its not going to happen right away but i can see familys seperated or even worse not being able to get a sesson ticket at all..
price increases yes no problem .
Yes its not going to happen right away but i can see familys seperated or even worse not being able to get a sesson ticket at all..
price increases yes no problem .
OxBlue
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blue John said:Can I still read my book and will you pick me up on the way to the game (live not far from you)OxBlue said:Can I suggest the forced exiles from the North Stand head to Blocks 212 and 211.
We're classed as the south stand so no price increase for you, but we don't have any of that standing up whole game, singing, waving flag nonsense.
Just a good old moan about the team (to each other) bit of verbal support towards the pitch and lots of shouting abuse at away fans.
Plus we don't seem to suffer from all the catering problems a lot of people seem to moan about...well I've not noticed any.
Books are OK, but no Ipods, PSP's, Tablets, Brain trainers, Mobile phones that do anything other than make calls....that sort of stuff should stay with the kids in the North Stand (;-)
coulsonblue
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BLUEMOONBAZ said:Well iam glad its not £190 for kids non ss tickets , but the same argument applies what happens to the exisiting s/t familys and kids when they reach 16 in the new family stand ? ..and there are no other places avail in the stadium ?
Yes its not going to happen right away but i can see familys seperated or even worse not being able to get a sesson ticket at all..
price increases yes no problem .
presumably they would just fit them whereever they can or if no room let them stay, as cant just throw them out
mancity dan
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Manchester City today announces Seasoncard prices and policies for the 2010/11 season.
In line with the Club’s policy and aim to be both innovative and fair, we have implemented a groundbreaking new range of ticketing products.
Having listened to feedback from our fans, we can now offer a wider choice of Stadium experiences with prices and facilities to match. Many changes will be made to certain areas of the concourses over this and subsequent summers, which will result in a range of products to suit each and every type of fan.
A brand new Value ticket will be introduced that will cost just £250, or just over £13 per game. This represents a 32% reduction on our lowest priced adult Seasoncard. There is currently only one other Premier League club offering a cheaper product.
The £95 season card for under 16s remains for those sitting in the Family Stand. This area of the North Stand will see significant improvements to facilities, with family orientated stewarding, tailored children’s entertainment and family friendly food and drink options.
The average price increase for adults next season will be just over 5%, but fans in some seats will see a decrease in what they pay. Many supporters, particularly in areas of high demand, will benefit from an enhanced matchday experience.
The popular South Stand will be expanded, with improved food offering, multi-pour drink dispensers and entertainment and atmosphere suited to this singing section.
A “premium” product package, also a response to fans’ feedback, will follow next season.
The Club will be pleased to assist with fans wishing to relocate from their current seat to benefit from any of the new products on offer.
Chief Executive Officer Garry Cook said,
“Our fans are at the heart of our Club and our absolute priority is to deliver a premium matchday experience to them, wherever they sit in the ground.
The range of options which is now on offer is as a result of both direct supporter feedback and a huge amount of effort and innovative thought by my team. We are showing a continued commitment to families and young supporters as well as offering a value product for adults and we will develop improved packages in the seasons to come.
...Chief Executive Officer Garry Cook ...
What's the problem?
In line with the Club’s policy and aim to be both innovative and fair, we have implemented a groundbreaking new range of ticketing products.
Having listened to feedback from our fans, we can now offer a wider choice of Stadium experiences with prices and facilities to match. Many changes will be made to certain areas of the concourses over this and subsequent summers, which will result in a range of products to suit each and every type of fan.
A brand new Value ticket will be introduced that will cost just £250, or just over £13 per game. This represents a 32% reduction on our lowest priced adult Seasoncard. There is currently only one other Premier League club offering a cheaper product.
The £95 season card for under 16s remains for those sitting in the Family Stand. This area of the North Stand will see significant improvements to facilities, with family orientated stewarding, tailored children’s entertainment and family friendly food and drink options.
The average price increase for adults next season will be just over 5%, but fans in some seats will see a decrease in what they pay. Many supporters, particularly in areas of high demand, will benefit from an enhanced matchday experience.
The popular South Stand will be expanded, with improved food offering, multi-pour drink dispensers and entertainment and atmosphere suited to this singing section.
A “premium” product package, also a response to fans’ feedback, will follow next season.
The Club will be pleased to assist with fans wishing to relocate from their current seat to benefit from any of the new products on offer.
Chief Executive Officer Garry Cook said,
“Our fans are at the heart of our Club and our absolute priority is to deliver a premium matchday experience to them, wherever they sit in the ground.
The range of options which is now on offer is as a result of both direct supporter feedback and a huge amount of effort and innovative thought by my team. We are showing a continued commitment to families and young supporters as well as offering a value product for adults and we will develop improved packages in the seasons to come.
...Chief Executive Officer Garry Cook ...
What's the problem?
coulsonblue
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what about cup games?
i always think there is a "cup crowd" where you get a few skinheads(sorry everyone :D) and kids sat around you screaming, making generally awful noise.
i presume in cup kids go in family stand. i very much hope so.
also were kicking towards family stand now, not really like the best/loudest support. players will have to do an ade to south stand.
i always think there is a "cup crowd" where you get a few skinheads(sorry everyone :D) and kids sat around you screaming, making generally awful noise.
i presume in cup kids go in family stand. i very much hope so.
also were kicking towards family stand now, not really like the best/loudest support. players will have to do an ade to south stand.
bluwes
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BLUEMOONBAZ said:Well iam glad its not £190 for kids non ss tickets , but the same argument applies what happens to the exisiting s/t familys and kids when they reach 16 in the new family stand ? ..and there are no other places avail in the stadium ?
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The same that has ALWAYS happened, you have to move out of the Family Stand.As the arguement about increasing the size of the stadium shows, we need to expand so that there is room. At the moment there are sufficient seats to move to , in the future there may not be