What's happening with the ticket pricing at home

[Corky]

There is no category system, it is a 'dynamic pricing policy' meaning they can charge any price they want for any game. E.g. QPR suddenly becomes expensive as the last game of the season at home, however stoke wasn't the season before.

There have been no published price lists for about 8 years now.

 

[Shirley]

its a crock of shit,Bournemouth took their full allocation,their a mid table team no better & probably worse than Everton,will this bullshit go on forever because of their success in the 80's?what is the attraction?

The rags have 659 million fans, the scousers are not far behind but I suspect you already know that.

 

[jimharri]

Hoping they won't be taking the piss for the Swansea game in december. Flight (€20 return!) is booked. Just waiting for the tickets to go on sale to Cityzen card holders.

 

[JoeMercer'sWay]

it's because we have so many empty seats, they want to at least make their money's worth from the Dippers who will be filling our home ends with all their die hard, local, loyal supporters.

 

[MaartenV87]

Is it true every place has the same price? Most stadiums I visited you pay more for central seats.

 

[Corky]

Is it true every place has the same price? Most stadiums I visited you pay more for central seats.

Not normally, I saw what you mean and there were probably only a few left then. Most of the stadium is season tickets, and most availability for matches is the 3rd tiers at the back.

 

[MaartenV87]

Not normally, I saw what you mean and there were probably only a few left then. Most of the stadium is season tickets, and most availability for matches is the 3rd tiers at the back.

Guess I'm one of the lucky ones that found a seat in 1st tier for the game against Liverpool. Because I didn't visit the Etihad before I can not judge on places, but maybe it woulld be more fair if remaining 3rd tiers tickets woulld be cheaper and 1st tier a bit more expensive?
Anyway aslong there are people willing to pay the price, I can only see them raise.

 

[xgorton]

Not normally, I saw what you mean and there were probably only a few left then. Most of the stadium is season tickets, and most availability for matches is the 3rd tiers at the back.

Tickets for Southampton are available for all sections of the ground,have a look on the official site,it was the same for all our previous home games except the Chelsea match.

 

[xgorton]

Is it true every place has the same price? Most stadiums I visited you pay more for central seats.

It was just one price for the Liverpool match usually it's different prices for different sections,also the cheapest seat for the Southampton game is £31 for a member in the family stand that's the ticket I always buy.

 

[Zubrman]

It was just one price for the Liverpool match usually it's different prices for different sections,also the cheapest seat for the Southampton game is £31 for a member in the family stand that's the ticket I always buy.

I took advantage of that price and seat for the Norwich game.
Great view but a bit quiet. Can't really join in with any of our songs emanating from the South Stand. Never been served quicker for a halftime pint though!