Season Tickets 2018-19 - 3% average increase reported

[PragueBlue]

just had my email that it is £1295 for my seat in 93:20 but can't remember how much it was last year. Anybody remember? I will renew but would like to do a comparison.

 

[PragueBlue]

And how much did the pack they sent out with last year's tickets cost? Bet that cost more than the increase they got from those rises. Simple solution - send out the ticket in a plain envelope without all the shite and keep the price the same.

I quite like the crap to be honest but they could make it an option and reduce the price for those that don't want it.

 

[Fame Monster]

For the price of having a Zinchenko on our books, we continue to price out our hardcore support who were there when we were shit. Very sad and very unnecessary. Begiristan or Soriano or whoever it is responsible for the pricing needs to have a word with someone who was there in the 90s or even have a word with our club captain to understand just how much of a horrible little policy this is.

 

[Bill]

bargain.

 

[cptaidan88]

Did it not also include 13 months of revenue though? Genuine question.

There should be a fixed element of revenue relating to the 13 months (along with fixed element of costs), but we make more money when we are playing games (eg through gate receipts and tv facility fees), so June and July would be expensive months for all football clubs.

 

[Eccles Blue]

bargain.

Bargain. £10 increase. 53p a match!

 

[UUJblue]

https://t.co/xHWViJeZgM

Info from the Official Site

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

It's annoying but my increase will cost me the equivalent of three pints of guinness over the course of a whole season....I can deal with that. And watching the best football team in the country is a big plus.

How many pints of Guinness is it since 2010 though? Bet it’s a few more than 3!

Clever by City keeping these annual increases low as this is the comparison that people make.

I moved 3 years ago to SS3 and my ST is now £260 cheaper than where I was sat in level 2. Seat not as good though!

 

[gkmcfc]

When you consider the cost of the cup games, which are generally priced really well, and the priority you get for cup semi finals and finals etc I'd never give up being on those schemes, but the increase albeit nominal just seems pointless, particularly with the additional revenue that comes in from other income streams. Can only think City are just trying to close the gap on the likes of Utd whose season ticket prices tend to be dearer. Matchday revenue remains one of our weaker income streams compared to other "big" clubs though, doesn't it @Prestwich_Blue?

 

[Alec-mcfc]

out of curiosity has Joe's bar not there anymore?

It was an option on premium seats last year with 93:20 but isn't there this year. Not that I'd be able to afford it anyway.