Going to the stadium on Wednesday night the amount that day trippers spent was obvious to everyone, every outlet round the stadium was rammed with people buying shirts etc, so £70 for ticket, around £100 on shirt and stuff, possibly another £60 on food and drink. So £250 minimum, whereas I paid £38 had two pints £10, so you can see why they up season ticket price’s because that enables selling tickets for £70 plusSeason ticket increases will carry on for years until they’re satisfied with the amount of revenue they can bring in on a match day.
Yeah, just can’t see them putting on free flights this time. It was more of a good will gesture during covid and there was only 6000 tickets.
Flights and hotel already squared away. Ticket is the missing piece I was fairly confident but you never know what City Ticket office come up with next. ;)No need to panic there mate you'll get a ticket if I was you I'd be looking at flights and hotels , the wise move was joining the cup scheme.
I think City and sports options are struggling to get planes and airtime slots at Manchester Airport at a price they can compete with Pegasus airlines,who are running chartered flights to Istanbul from Manchester for 3 days,starting on the Thursday.
Hence why we are getting no ticket news.
Problem now is many Will now apply via oscs through fear of missing out - had the club announced criteria today it would have avoided this