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Unless it’s already been explained somewhere what is gold+?
I think it’s just another name for the new flexi ticket.
Unless it’s already been explained somewhere what is gold+?
You pay £150 up front for which you are guaranteed a match ticket for the same seat if you wish to buy oneUnless it’s already been explained somewhere what is gold+?
If by Gold+ you mean the flexi gold then You'd pay £600 plus the £150.You pay £150 up front for which you are guaranteed a match ticket for the same seat if you wish to buy one
You buy match tickets on a game by game basis
As of yet there is no confirmation on how much each match ticket will cost, although the club is saying, if the gold+ season card is in an area of the stadium where a standard season card is for example £600, if you attend all 19 games, you would pay no more than £600 in total, so you may pay £25 for Bournemouth and £50 for utd
If you are talking about the flexi gold then they have allowed current adult ST holders with strongly linked friends and family junior citizens to register their interest in one should they become available. The registered interest is in the name of the Junior citizen.I gave up my season ticket a couple of seasons ago as it was a pain getting a ticket together with my Cityzen young daughter. It's been ok the last couple of seasons thanks to those on here, my supporters club and through the club generally. But are these Gold + (assuming they do go to a Cityzens sale) going to parent and child first or another free for all?
It says that but if you find out how to register interest please let me know :)If you are talking about the flexi gold then they have allowed current adult ST holders with strongly linked friends and family junior citizens to register their interest in one should they become available. The registered interest is in the name of the Junior citizen.
Seems a way of getting the next generation involved.
The email receipt states:
A limited number of new Junior Flexi-Gold Season Tickets will be released for existing Season Ticket Members to purchase on behalf of associated Cityzens Junior Members - subject to availability.
Should registrations be over-subscribed, priority to purchase will be given to Adult Season Ticket Members who have the most Ticket Points.
Fans will be contacted with further information on how to purchase.
Please note: registering interest does not guarantee that a Season Ticket will be offered.
Seen that, there was no option to register interest before 4th April, on either the child or adults.There was a link on the renewals email received on the 20th March.
Unfortunately the deadline for registering interest was by the 4th April.
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If the general relocations window is Friday 12th April then I think it’s safe to assume the window for adult season ticket holders successfully obtaining a junior Flexi-Gold season ticket will be given a window before the general relocation as the juniors will need to be sat next to the adult.
Is that £150 payable every season or is it just a one off registration fee (I suspect the former)?If by Gold+ you mean the flexi gold then You'd pay £600 plus the £150.
The former ... that's where it's headed, it's a backdoor try to increase all adult season tickets by £150 ... as in future any "new" season tickets will be available as flexi-golds via this route only. That, plus this breaks down that season ticket price into different brackets so where as now you list your spare (not-attending game) as 1/19 of the price, on flexi that basically reduces the non-attractive games to lower price than 1/19 and higher category games to be priced higher.Is that £150 payable every season or is it just a one off registration fee (I suspect the former)?
It should be the price of Gold if you use it for every game, including the £150 fee. Or knock £10 off the equivalent pro-rata season card price for 15 games, so if you attend 15 games, you're level.Had some clarification on Gold+.
The price will be the price of a regular Gold season ticket, plus the £150 (or £75), should you attend every game.
The match by match price will vary based on opponent (which is what the club are still working out given next season’s clubs aren’t confirmed), but in total it will still work out at the standard Gold price.
Personally, still don’t agree with the additional fee, but appreciate non-season card holders don’t have much of a choice if they want a seasonal product.
It should be the price of Gold if you use it for every game, including the £150 fee. Or knock £10 off the equivalent pro-rata season card price for 15 games, so if you attend 15 games, you're level.
Or, better still, just be fucking transparent about match pricing, like every other club is. So have categories and publish the seat price tariff for the categories at the start of the season, rather than making the prices up as they go along.
Yep except cost of a matchday membership is recovered back over the season. Unless I've misunderstood @Alex - City Matters , the £150 price you pay on here isn't deducted from tickets. What this basically does - at this stage - is allow a Season Ticket holder to pay £150 to reserve a seat for the games where the tickets are most in demand for your kid. So, unless that £150 is deducted, City has basically just added £150 to a season ticket for a child. Doesn't sound like the greatest deal in history but time will tell.Thanks for clearing it up - so in essence it is a Super Matchday Membership in all but name.
And if they are issued, will they have a points criteria?That actually is a very good deal for current non SC holders who would want one. The next questions would be how many will be issued and is this how all SCs will be eventually?
Exactly.
It’s like cat and fucking mouse. Does everything the club does have to be shrouded in complete secrecy? Is it a remit of working for City? North Korea has got nothing on City when it’s keep the outside world, inclouding City fans, from knowing what the club is doing.
Seeing as how the club actually released a good criteria for members for the semi final and Real (H), I really hope that they've been listening and there will be something.And if they are issued, will they have a points criteria?
Yep except cost of a matchday membership is recovered back over the season. Unless I've misunderstood @Alex - City Matters , the £150 price you pay on here isn't deducted from tickets. What this basically does - at this stage - is allow a Season Ticket holder to pay £150 to reserve a seat for the games where the tickets are most in demand for your kid. So, unless that £150 is deducted, City has basically just added £150 to a season ticket for a child. Doesn't sound like the greatest deal in history but time will tell.
But if you had a ST you wouldn't be paying the £150/£75 in the first place unless I've lost the thread on this?It’s actually £75 for a junior.
Suppose there’s two ways of looking at it.
I’m a member who can now buy tickets at season ticket prices + £150/ £75.
I’m a season ticket holder who’s been charged £150/ £75 on top for fuck all.
City being transparent with those type of figures...I’m looking forwards to seeing how many sign up for this flexi Seasoncard.
City being transparent with those type of figures...