Season Tickets - 2024/25

[MCFC Wirral]

The problem is those games can be moved to any broadcast slot at quite short notice. And games which clash with FA Cup weekends or the LC final weekend can be moved by weeks or even months. It might be possible to get a refund on the ticket but would flight and accommodation costs be easy to recover?

Flights appear to be always non refundable unless they’re cancelled by the airline but hotels tend to offer flexi rates allowing free cancellation just days before check in. I’ve been caught once too many times so pay the extra just in case.

 

[Edghill OG]

https://tickets.mancity.com/en-GB/subscriptions/gold%202024-25?area=95d869a3-6920-e811-80d0-005056010062&type=&sb2m=1

Weird how that's already accessible as presumably there's still people re-newing today.

 

[John Wayne]

Weird how that's already accessible as presumably there's still people re-newing today.

They actually did the same thing a couple of years ago. It was up for ages before relocation day. Had my eye on a couple of great seats but they were snapped up very quickly after the relocation window opened.

 

[Edghill OG]

They actually did the same thing a couple of years ago. It was up for ages before relocation day. Had my eye on a couple of great seats but they were snapped up very quickly after the relocation window opened.

Yeah, probably not much point identifying anything as chances are numerous others have already done the same and only be disappointed. Best just leaving it until the day when others are liberated.

 

[tedmak]

On the flexi gold thing, I take it as £150 gives you the option to buy a ticket for anymatch. I would make no assumption of what the matchday pricing would be as the terms and conditions don’t stipulate anything.
I see no commercial reason why they would be any different from matchday prices for members.
The advantage the buyer would have is that they would avoid the scramble that matchday members have to buy tickets.
If I didn’t have a season ticket I would be attracted to it as a means of guaranteeing access to tickets. I see nothing appealing in it for a current ST holder to switch.

 

[Corky]

On the flexi gold thing, I take it as £150 gives you the option to buy a ticket for anymatch. I would make no assumption of what the matchday pricing would be as the terms and conditions don’t stipulate anything.
I see no commercial reason why they would be any different from matchday prices for members.
The advantage the buyer would have is that they would avoid the scramble that matchday members have to buy tickets.
If I didn’t have a season ticket I would be attracted to it as a means of guaranteeing access to tickets. I see nothing appealing in it for a current ST holder to switch.

The example was well below normal matchday prices, although they are being coy about it and probably have not decided the finer details yet.

 

[jrb]

No wonder the club want to get rid of legacy fans.

She must have spent a fucking fortune in the souvenir store.

Sound on.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

No wonder the club want to get rid of legacy fans.

She must have spent a fucking fortune in the souvenir store.

Sound on.

Brilliant this lol.

 

[jrb]

Brilliant this lol.

She’s spent more on City souvenirs in the room than I’ve spent on souvenirs in my lifetime. Is it a City and Liverpool half and half scarf? I can’t quite make it out.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

She’s spent more on City souvenirs in the room than I’ve spent on souvenirs in my lifetime. Is it a City and Liverpool half and half scarf? I can’t quite make it out.

I think so. Incredible effort with all those scarves.