Season Tickets 24-25

[Sausage Roll]

Renewal window is now open. Most expensive tickets now £850. Can't remember what this season's prices were so not sure how it compares.

Pricing now in four zones across the stadium and four tiers for each (adult, senior, youth and child).

Also says over 10k already on the waiting list.

[nffc93]

No complaints from me on pricing

[Sausage Roll]

No complaints from me on pricing

Looking at Twitter you're definitely in the minority. And I think I already have a huge chunk of idiots muted on there so I'm probably mostly seeing comments from just the more reasonable fans.

[Marco Polo]

just checking if i'm an idiot or not?

Premier league football £800 ish is what you'd expect

[Mcforest]

Put into context but it would have cost you 900 odd to go see Norwich in the championship this season. So don't think it's badly priced.

[oh no]

I paid £150 the first season after covid
I paid £455 this season
I'm going to pay £850 next year

I literally don't think I can justify going if the prices go up any more, thats 20% more than my rent! Even if every season card in the ground was £800 they'd only make ~£4m a year more than keeping them £550, which covers half of Origi's wages or allows us to sign one player like Josh Bowler. Can't say i'm happy with the prices, especially as the majority of the people who have cards now were willing to pay to watch Houghton-ball. Of course i'm going to renew still, but we should expect the quality of the offering both on and off the pitch to be at least 20% better if we're paying 20% more.

[nffc93]

What i will say. The club won't keep getting away with these hikes if they do little to nothing to the stadium. The concourses are atrocious. I do hope the club crack on with whatever it is they plan on doing. Division 1 and 2 clubs have better facilities than ours

[The reds]

How do they expect 18-23 year olds to pay them prices, pretty embarrassing really.

[ac_vodka]

Wouldn't mind if they committed to making it less of a shit hole

[stirred]

I paid £150 the first season after covid
I paid £455 this season
I'm going to pay £850 next year

I literally don't think I can justify going if the prices go up any more, thats 20% more than my rent! Even if every season card in the ground was £800 they'd only make ~£4m a year more than keeping them £550, which covers half of Origi's wages or allows us to sign one player like Josh Bowler. Can't say i'm happy with the prices, especially as the majority of the people who have cards now were willing to pay to watch Houghton-ball. Of course i'm going to renew still, but we should expect the quality of the offering both on and off the pitch to be at least 20% better if we're paying 20% more.

I worry it will affect the atmosphere.

[ToryTom]

just checking if i'm an idiot or not?

Premier league football £800 ish is what you'd expect

not necessarily premier league football is it

[Salvatore Matrecano]

I paid £150 the first season after covid
I paid £455 this season
I'm going to pay £850 next year

I literally don't think I can justify going if the prices go up any more, thats 20% more than my rent! Even if every season card in the ground was £800 they'd only make ~£4m a year more than keeping them £550, which covers half of Origi's wages or allows us to sign one player like Josh Bowler. Can't say i'm happy with the prices, especially as the majority of the people who have cards now were willing to pay to watch Houghton-ball. Of course i'm going to renew still, but we should expect the quality of the offering both on and off the pitch to be at least 20% better if we're paying 20% more.

I worry it will affect the atmosphere.

Its a problem affecting every club, increasing prices ultimately means more old farts like me who have a relatively high disposable income. It excludes younger fans already struggling with cost of living but traditionally of course football should be the sport of the young working class male and they are the ones who are going to sing and make more of an atmosphere.