Official: 2009/10 Seasoncard news

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2009/10 Seasoncard news
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Renewal dates for Manchester City Seasoncards for the 2009/10 season have been deferred by three months to help ease financial pressure on fans in the early part of the year.

Prices in all non-corporate areas of the City of Manchester Stadium have been frozen for the coming season (a VAT reduction of 2.5% will be applied to these tickets), and the majority of Seasoncard holders are due to benefit from discounts ranging from small to significant dependent on age and seat location.

Renewing adult Seasoncard holders are due to benefit from an average 7% reduction on last year’s prices, and further reductions will be applied to the youth market - 16 to 21 year olds who will receive an average 17% cut in their Seasoncards. This follows on from the success of the Club’s pioneering Live4City Under 16s Seasoncard which remains at a very competitive £95.

Fans have previously received their renewal packs in the first two months of the year, but Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak is keen to alleviate the burden of payment so soon after Christmas, saying:

“Our Seasoncard holders are the cornerstone of this Club and, since our arriving at the Club, we have listened to their feedback and their concerns on a great range of issues.

“By pushing back the date for Seasoncard renewals we hope to make some small difference to the supporters who follow the team every week. We have also sought to respond to fans' concerns on pricing and hope that the price freezes in some areas and discounts in most areas of the ground will be welcomed.”

This is the first time that reductions to adult Seasoncard prices have ever been applied at Manchester City. Existing Seasoncard holders will have an exclusive booking period in which to reserve their current seat. After that date, seat relocation requests will be considered before any remaining seasonal places are made available to new customers.

The Club has also responded to fans' requests that the renewal process be made more simple. As a consequence of this, renewal packs, which will be mailed in early May, will contain a CD guide to assist in online applications. Supporters should ensure their personal details, including postal and email addresses, are up to date by visiting the My Account section of the ticketing site <a class="postlink" href="http://www.mcfc.co.uk/ticket" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">www.mcfc.co.uk/ticket</a> ahead of the mailing date for renewal packs.

Telephone and in-person renewals will still be taken for those without internet access.
 
Just read ths myself, think it means a small reduction. But it dosnt read very clearly at this time of the morning.

Good to see that the renewal date is put back a couple of months.
 
Fantastic news. Back to the way it should be, renewing after the season ends.

An average of 7% on the SouthStand211 ticket would be approx £370. I'm happy with that. Its a price freeze with the VAT taken off really.

More happy about the renewal date to be honest. Redundant at end of March. As it stands the packs will be sent out in May and my first payment on my 0% Barclaycard Premiership card will be in mid-July. A weight off my mind.

Thanks City!
 
Good work Manchester City.

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Great news. Well played City.

I wonder how the press can turn this into a negative!!
 
Well done indeed City.

Minor issue, I would've liked the option to buy in March, purely because my birthday's in that month and I'd have money. No matter, I'll just keep it.
 
I've been hiding money from the missus to pay for my season ticket - hoping the 20% reductions being banded about were true too. Now we don't have to lay out until May, it's going to have gone by then. Doh!! Going to have to devise a Plan B.
 
Dubai Blue said:
Great news. Well played City.

I wonder how the press can turn this into a negative!!

"man city reduce season tickets prices in a desperate attempt to bolster their floundering matchday support at eastlands, also know as the council house"

There you go if the a mirror journo comes on here I've done his job for him
 

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