Seasoncard Renewals | Slight Price Increase

[HelloCity]

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[mancityvstoke]

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All cheaper than my seat in 109 ...mine is close to £900

But who the fuck wants to watch Aston Fucking Villa

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

All cheaper than my seat in 109 ...mine is close to £900

But who the fuck wants to watch Aston Fucking Villa

I sit in 109. It's £810 in the most expensive part of the block.

 

[mancityvstoke]

I sit in 109. It's £810 in the most expensive part of the block.

Yeah I add platinum ....trying to keep up. I know........

Next year mine is £815 plus £50 so £865.

I walk past you and your mate Ducado? every game

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Off topic, but. Apologies.

Let's see how well United's cup crowds hold up next season.

Supporters who purchase the Premier League-only season ticket will have the option to add FA Cup, Carabao Cup and European tickets on a competition-by-competition basis.

The cup season ticket is being introduced for the first time, guaranteeing access to all cup games at Old Trafford for official members.

Further flexibility will be provided by the launch of a ticket buy-back scheme, allowing fans to sell unwanted season tickets back to the club on a match-by-match basis where there is demand.

From the pricing in recent seasons there'll be nobody there, I've regularly seen them charging away fans £40-£45 for cup games while we're turning out £15-£20 tickets. However they do it there'll be a drop in matchday income.

 

[jrb]

From the pricing in recent seasons there'll be nobody there, I've regularly seen them charging away fans £40-£45 for cup games while we're turning out £15-£20 tickets. However they do it there'll be a drop in matchday income.

At least the bullsh*t narrative that United sell out for every cup game will end, even though everyone, including the media, know United fans are forced to buy tickets for 2 out of the 3 cup competitions by United.

 

[Stephen230]

Any news on renewals and relocation dates, I am being moved from 204 and wish to see a seating plan first.

Haven’t they offered you two years at last years prices if you stay put?

Would have thought it’s a no brainer if so. Move in three years if need be.

 

[Cheadle_hulmeBlue]

Agree with a lot of what you've said but we often sell out early round FA Cup games as that's one area where the club get the pricing right - loads of local families who can't afford season tickets and match day prices for PL games tend to snap those tickets up. We actually sold more for the Liverpool semi than I expected, given the much publicised issues around that game. Funnily enough, although Liverpool are the miles better side these days I reckon if that semi had been against United then we'd have sold out no problem. Fact of the matter is that even though they're currently dogshit, games against United are still a bigger draw for City fans than any other opposition.

A lot of weekend cup games we do sell out, but I’ve been to quite a few where we haven’t. Port vale and Southampton being two - yes they were midweek

 

[Bernardos left foot]

Hopefully! I can’t join the DD as they said they can’t except Irish banks even though there’s no problem for them to use it on the cup schemes, work that one out! Won’t effect me though hopefully, I should be ok but I’d be gutted for those who might miss out over it for the sake of an extra couple weeks.

If you are in Ireland and use Revolut (you should already get a free UK bank account with them) just set this as your UK account for the club. Been doing this for a few years on DD with no issue

 

[Big Pussy Bonpensiero]

If you are in Ireland and use Revolut (you should already get a free UK bank account with them) just set this as your UK account for the club. Been doing this for a few years on DD with no issue

Thanks for that, I do have a revolut account, I’ll try that. Would be a big help.