With season-ticket price frozen for next season that sets a floor for match day prices. My season ticket is £760 which works out at £40 per game. Prices for seasoncards should have come down so that matchday prices can be set sensibly. City's seasoncard pricing for next seasonis effectively anticipates a title challenge.Whilst I absolutely agree the prices are far too high, some people seem to be suggesting a ‘dynamic pricing’ type model. That is, Wolves on a Friday night, with nothing on it, should be very cheap and we’d likely sell out.
That’s all well and good but, if we were a point behind/in front at the top of the table, would they then look to charge double, as everyone would be desperate to be there?
If they’d just charge the season card equivalent, per match, I’d have no problem with it at all. I get just over £45 back on the exchange, so selling my ticket for £46 seems like the right price, not £73!With season-ticket price frozen for next season that sets a floor for match day prices. My season ticket is £760 which works out at £40 per game. Prices for seasoncards should have come down so that matchday prices can be set sensibly. City's seasoncard pricing for next seasonis effectively anticipates a title challenge.
Seasoncards would then become pointless.If they’d just charge the season card equivalent, per match, I’d have no problem with it at all. I get just over £45 back on the exchange, so selling my ticket for £46 seems like the right price, not £73!
Seasoncards would then become pointless.
This is all tied in to the football calendar and broadcasters who stagger games through the week. It's all weighted towards the broadcasters at the moment because they pay much more than fans.
704 left although there is a possibility that more 'restricted views' may be addedAny update on Fulham
Cheers, I'm more hopeful of it making 1pm tomorrow now.704 left although there is a possibility that more 'restricted views' may be added
I'd rather that they sell the tickets at a flat rate for all PL games, but they're not going to do that; they'll stick with the categorised system they have now. With that said, yeah, Wolves tickets on a Friday night should be much less than £61.00-£78.00.Whilst I absolutely agree the prices are far too high, some people seem to be suggesting a ‘dynamic pricing’ type model. That is, Wolves on a Friday night, with nothing on it, should be very cheap and we’d likely sell out.
That’s all well and good but, if we were a point behind/in front at the top of the table, would they then look to charge double, as everyone would be desperate to be there?
1,830 on the site, pretty much all SC returns for this one. There was a big block of returns in CB3 earlier last week, but most of those appear to have shifted. Either that or they've found someone else to lump them with!How many left for Wolves ?
How do you know this?Looks like the osc's have been given all their allocations approved for wembley.
Don't know but there's 33 in my block, and 345 in EL3. The numbers are static and appear to be from the seasoncard exchanges. In my block I am on the last row of seasoncards and behind me sit match-day fans. On the plan, in my block most empty seats are in the seasoncard section, and there are relatively few seats in the area where I know matchday fans can buy seats.How many left for Wolves ?
My OSC Sec posted that all 104 applicants from the branch were successful...How do you know this?
Which branch are you?My OSC Sec posted that all 104 applicants from the branch were successful...
Our Branch has but our request was less than last year when we get lumbered with very expensive tickets .How do you know this?
Our Branch has but our request was less than last year when we get lumbered with very expensive tickets .