I think kids and teenager ticketing prices are absolutely a concession we as a fan base should be working towards and one we could get actually. Liverpool managed to get £10 tickets for kids with obvious caveats they've lost battles on season cards and corporate seats.There’s got to be a better balance struck though, I’m not suggesting they should work on the assumption that we’ll be shit in the future, assuming the trial goes the right way I don’t think we ever will be shit again. How are you building for the future however, if you’re charging upwards of £30 for kids to watch us play Burnley on a Wednesday night in January? It’s madness, especially when it’s so much cheaper at United and Liverpool.
We haven’t yet got the level of corporate some other clubs have got, but piling on massive price increases to your regular fans just because the team is successful is not the way to make up the difference.
That's always been the case, check our attendances in the 67/68 title winning season, sub 30k for the "less attractive" teams.Perhaps some people base their attendance on the quality of the opposition rather than the quality of City. - Not sure what they did when we were playing Colchester and Bristol Rovers.
Did u get a royal mail dispatch email? Think I'll be picking up in Brentford!!Had mine yesterday
Interesting. Never known the club to increase prices mid season before. Is that the norm? I thought once the prices were set for the season that was it?Prices showed 4 cats at the start of the season (or second release if not available) and since then Burnley Prices have increased £2.
Adult O65 18-21 U18 Ful/Pal/Bou/LT/Bren £49 £31 £31 £21 Forest/BH/SU/Eve/Burn/WW/AV £59 £41 £41 £31 Spurs/Newc/WHam £69 £51 £51 £41 Chelsea/Ar/Lp/MU £73 £55 £55 £45
Seems Brentford are at £51, Villa £61 now, and likely all tickets have had a £2 price increase mid season, including concessions.
Therefore Burnley remain Cat 3 or C, just they increased ticket prices at some point this season.
Added to what TOTO replied, you should get an email before upcoming games to let you know the time slot when you can buy tickets, for your membership status, I am new to the Citizens card after 40 odd years of season tickets, but I have been able to buy 2 together for Newcastle, Brighton, Forest, young boys, Red star, And more recently Everton & CopenhagenHi, sorry if this isnt the right place to put this but signed up for a bit of advice .
My son is a man city fan but we live in scotland so not been to a game before. was looking to take him to the luton game for his birthday . So went on the club website , said you could buy tickets if you're a cityzen member so signed him, myself and his mum up so we could get tickets . Now that ive done that it says restricted sale , which from what i can gather from the website meams you have to have been to a game before to buy tickets. Had a look at other games and all showing restricted sale or sold out.
So currently £90 down for 3 memberships thinking i was going to be able to get tickets.
Just wondering how it actually works and what my best chance is of getting tickets?
It’s one of several reasons.The weather isnt really that bad for January been in a lot worse, it's not freezing cold .
Don't think that's the reason for empty seats .