cooke63 said:"seat exchange" how does that work? do ST holders get money back if someone else uses their seat? just wondering
i believe Burnley are charging Blackburn fans £46, so it is not just us my friend.BlakeTheBlue said:Last week i bought my ticket for the first home game of the season. City v Wolves.
I will be sat in the 3rd Tier (i prefer it up their as i love the view).
The ticket cost me 36 POUNDS!!! Thats the same price a Mancheter derby ticket cost just the season before!!!
Last season this would have been classed as a C catagory game (newly promoted team) and would have cost me 26 pounds. a whole ten pounds difference!!! to Some people thats a sizeable amount of money to be spending on a football match (even if it is for my beloved blues) in this current ecanomic climate.
Also i have just had a look online to see how much a ticket for the City V Arsenal ticket will cost me for the same part of the ground. It astonished me to learn it will cost me 46 POUNDS!!! So it is obvious the New owners have stuck an extra 10 pounds on the price of every ticket catagory A,B,C. I think this is scandalous. I simply cannot pay that for a football match every other week.
Soon our home games will be as bad as United, Chelsea etc. Unless we bring this up now it will get worse year on year and the only "Real" fans there will be the ones lucky enough to get a season ticket (which i will never be able to afford). The rest of the gound will be full of Execs and mega Rich "Plastic Fans"
Thoughts Anybody?
cheers,seems a good scheme for all concernedCorky said:cooke63 said:"seat exchange" how does that work? do ST holders get money back if someone else uses their seat? just wondering
Divide your ST price by 19 then minus 10% and that is what you get.
So if you are in the South Stand lower and sell for Arsenal you get about 19.42 minus 1.94 i.e. £17.48 whilst the buyer pays £38.
If you put up your ticket v Pompey it may not sell.
Not the best deal.
ardwickboy said:i believe Burnley are charging Blackburn fans £46, so it is not just us my friend.BlakeTheBlue said:Last week i bought my ticket for the first home game of the season. City v Wolves.
I will be sat in the 3rd Tier (i prefer it up their as i love the view).
The ticket cost me 36 POUNDS!!! Thats the same price a Mancheter derby ticket cost just the season before!!!
Last season this would have been classed as a C catagory game (newly promoted team) and would have cost me 26 pounds. a whole ten pounds difference!!! to Some people thats a sizeable amount of money to be spending on a football match (even if it is for my beloved blues) in this current ecanomic climate.
Also i have just had a look online to see how much a ticket for the City V Arsenal ticket will cost me for the same part of the ground. It astonished me to learn it will cost me 46 POUNDS!!! So it is obvious the New owners have stuck an extra 10 pounds on the price of every ticket catagory A,B,C. I think this is scandalous. I simply cannot pay that for a football match every other week.
Soon our home games will be as bad as United, Chelsea etc. Unless we bring this up now it will get worse year on year and the only "Real" fans there will be the ones lucky enough to get a season ticket (which i will never be able to afford). The rest of the gound will be full of Execs and mega Rich "Plastic Fans"
Thoughts Anybody?
Then that would be thousands being thrown back out and told to upgrade. I don't really see the issue compared to a lot of teams our prices are reasonablefelixbg said:if they try and charge us that it'll be junior tickets all round
chorleybloo123 said:So you can't be rich and a 'real' fan?
Time will pass me by said:chorleybloo123 said:So you can't be rich and a 'real' fan?
Of course you can.
I am just trying to understand the OP. Have all tickets gone up by a tenner or did the poster just miss the boat getting the cheaper tickets?