Price increase 9 out of the last 10 years says it all
Meanwhile united have frozen theirs for the last five (i think it is)
Swings and roundaboutsDoes that mean then that United are now cheaper than us on tickets?
Swings and roundabouts
They've introduced some really good pricing on young adult tickets, where as we have a cheaper adult option for back of the south stand
However you need to pay to be a member to buy them without knowing the prices.
No you don't the tickets for all the games go on sale in July after an initial priority window for Cityzen members, you can see the prices for non members and you know that it's £5.00 less if you become a member or you can pay for a ticket without Cityzen membership..
It’s the same price for any particular block/stand, whatever the game. Obviously different for each block/stand but if it’s £40 for that seat it’s £40 whether it’s Huddersfield or us/Liverpool.The cheap back of third tier also get charged £58 for some games.
As city don't publish match day prices and haven't for 10 years or so, the same time top category games went from £28 to £36 to £38 to £48 to £58 in the SS in about 5 years, no one knows what prices games will be next year until they go on sale. However you need to pay to be a member to buy them without knowing the prices.
At least United are transparent.
It’s the same price for any particular block/stand, whatever the game. Obviously different for each block/stand but if it’s £40 for that seat it’s £40 whether it’s Huddersfield or us/Liverpool.
And barring our very cheap season tickets (the sub-£350 ones) the rest of our season ticket prices are in the same range, except we have the 93:20 areas, which are a lot dearer.
I've just bought tickets to a baseball game when I'm over in the States in a couple of weeks. They adopt true dynamic pricing so reduce the prices if the game if slow to sell. Because I had to wait for someone else to confirm whether they could go or not before I booked, I got good tickets $13/£10 cheaper than if I'd booked them earlier.You know that because they publish all the ticket information, they adopted that policy around the same time Chelsea did over 10 years ago. But city say we are dynamic, we don't have have fixed prices, we use the same model Blackburn did since 2008.
Not during the priority window no, but if I remember apart from The derby, the last home game and if I remember a couple of others which you can assume will all be £58 (53 for members) unless they have gone up. Then the window is only a couple of weeks and the prices for all the other games are up and available to buy before the start of the season.You can't log on and see without a membership in the priority window to see the prices though can you? I couldn't with a SC, until open sale, and then it is too late to bother with a membership for some.
Easier to publish a price list like most clubs do with nothing to hide.