Ashleymcduff
Well-Known Member
£80 tickets I’ve seen for all games.
£80 a ticket is fucking vertical
£80 a ticket is fucking vertical
At Arsenal (yeah I know) you'd pay half that for a lower tier seat for the same game.I was back in Manchester for two separate weekends before Christmas and checked the City website for tickets to be shocked at the £53 price for Burnley.
If they increased season ticket prices at all there are a lot of fans who would be pushed over the edge and wouldn't renew rather negating any increase in fans attending without season tickets.As per my post, for the purpose of solving the empty seats then yes.
If the match day prices were lower we would sell a lot more. By increasing the season ticket prices, this would make up the lost revenue for the club.
Also, if season tickets were more expensive, people would be less inclined to buy one and not turn up.
The dippers seem to do OK with just 25k season ticket holders.If they increased season ticket prices at all there are a lot of fans who would be pushed over the edge and wouldn't renew rather negating any increase in fans attending without season tickets.
Around £25I dont have a season ticket anymore and my kids are now 5 and 8; would love to take them to a game this is year and Fulham is looking the best chance of not being priced out - anyone know how much i will likely be able to get 2 kids + 1 adult for?
just hoping it isnt scheduled friday or monday night….
That is Cat A a quid more than ours starting off for home seats equivalent to their away sectionMy Old Git price ticket for Arsenal away was £20... £30 full price.
...for Arsenal fans, their members' prices were between £64 - £95.50