Ticket Pricing for Inter (H)

[Prestwich_Blue]

One final point that a few may not be aware of, I think City amongst others are going to receive an extra 20 Million in revenue just for being in this years new extended league format yet still increasing prices as they have.

And another thing is that we'll pick up a minimum of £60m for the Club World Cup next summer, probably more in the region of £100m if we perform to expectations.That should be part of our revenue in the current financial year. That revenue could be something like £850m or more.

 

[Really_here]

Dynamic pricing: Valencia introduce ticket-pricing system

Valencia defend their decision to introduce 'dynamic pricing' for home matches amid criticism from fans' groups who say the system is unfair.

www.bbc.co.uk

interesting

 

[GSW Blue]

Mrs has been a Villa season ticket holder for decades and seeing their prices announced today it’s finally dawned on her that clubs have no interest in the local regular fans when they can replace them with tourists who will gobble up £100 tickets and still have money to spend on food, drink, shirts and Santa hats!

 

[Wirral Blue8]

My Villa mate has said those prices are for each of the group games, as he thought initially it might be for home v Bayern only which would have still been bad

 

[bugsyblue]

Society is different now though. Some fans will be Haaland fans, not City fans. They’ll follow him wherever he plays. Remember the Mahrez fanboys on here?!

Once us legacy fans stop going, the percentage of new legacy fans will be less, especially if the pricing means only the rich or one off game people can go.

But by that metric, if society is different now then don’t clubs have to respond to those changes? Legacy fans will eventually die out so either way, whether they are previously priced out or not, doesn’t matter to clubs?

And by the way I partially agree with what you’re saying but I also, and maybe I’m being idealistic here, like to believe that some fans will fall in love with the spirit and soul of city. I know I certainly did when I started going in the 90s.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

But by that metric, if society is different now then don’t clubs have to respond to those changes? Legacy fans will eventually die out so either way, whether they are previously priced out or not, doesn’t matter to clubs?

And by the way I partially agree with what you’re saying but I also, and maybe I’m being idealistic here, like to believe that some fans will fall in love with the spirit and soul of city. I know I certainly did when I started going in the 90s.

It’s unknown and you could be right too. It’ll be interesting to see where football is in 25 years.

 

[Bluemanc100]

£37.50 for cup scheme is taking the piss

I’ve sacked the cup scheme off as a result.. I’ll take my chances on open sale

 

[mancityvstoke]

It’s unknown and you could be right too. It’ll be interesting to see where football is in 25 years.

Let me know how it looks.....I'll be burning in hell.

 

[MCFC1993]

My Villa mate has said those prices are for each of the group games, as he thought initially it might be for home v Bayern only which would have still been bad

So that's £300-£400 down. They'll finish top 24, so almost guaranteed a playoff round game, God only knows what they'll charge for that, £100+?

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Let me know how it looks.....I'll be burning in hell.

You might still be able to go!