Season cards

[Tommy2holes]

Seem really late this year.

I'm guessing the club is waiting for the season and possibly play offs to end, but should we get to the final and lose, then this is the latest they have been for many years.

Hopefully if there is an increase then its not substantial.

I wouldn't mind paying a little more on my season card if it meant better offers for the kids and you tickets.

Any rumblings of release and cost?

 

[blueveined]

At the CEO forum recently with Tom Lawrence he said they should be on sale early June but there was no mention of how much they were likely to cost.

 

[leeblue]

Need to see what league we are in I suppose.
Also we now have an efficient fully functioning ticket system so delivery of cards won't take 3 months

 

[Finney on the wing]

Seem really late this year.

I'm guessing the club is waiting for the season and possibly play offs to end, but should we get to the final and lose, then this is the latest they have been for many years.

Hopefully if there is an increase then its not substantial.

I wouldn't mind paying a little more on my season card if it meant better offers for the kids and you tickets.

Any rumblings of release and cost?

It was 19th July last year when we got the email. I would have thought SUFC would have two pricing scenarios worked out dependant on which league we're in, so maybe early June would be more realistic

 

[south247]

Hopefully they will continue early bird price with the 3 comp tickets.

 

[OldBlueLady]

There is now no longer the need to have the early bird offers available the second we click into a New Year, because we are now no longer so reliant on that cash coming into the coffers at such an early time!

Whether there will be time for an early bird window remains to be seen, and I've said before that comp tickets should only be available at a similar level to your own tickets, otherwise we're literally giving tickets away - i.e. a child ticket gets to use three comp child tickets, if an OAP wants a comp for someone who isn't an OAP but a standard adult, then pay an upgrade. It's these kind of little loopholes which have been exploited by some for years and need tightening up.

 

[Gremlin]

I find it quite reassuring that the club doesn't need our money just yet!

 

[tia]

I think if we are national league next season the season tickets will either stay the same or maybe rise to £425 if we are a league 2 side I expect £450 for a adult season ticket

 

[Tommy2holes]

I think if we are national league next season the season tickets will either stay the same or maybe rise to £425 if we are a league 2 side I expect £450 for a adult season ticket

Which will definitely be a high cost ticket in either division. Probably right in the top costing bracket.

I'd like to see some different options and it will be really interesting to see if the north bank is offered as an option

 

[Shrimper]

I think if we are national league next season the season tickets will either stay the same or maybe rise to £425 if we are a league 2 side I expect £450 for a adult season ticket

£425 is £18.47 a game
£450 is £19.50 a game

 

[tia]

Which will definitely be a high cost ticket in either division. Probably right in the top costing bracket.

I'd like to see some different options and it will be really interesting to see if the north bank is offered as an option

I think you are right we are higher end in terms of season tickets
I see Sutton United are charging £429 for their seats next season as a season ticket holder

 

[Smiffy]

We need a cheaper option. The North Bank is perfect for that. So is the South Lower.

 

[Supershrimper]

My adult season ticket has cost less than £400 for the last 18 maybe 19 years. I await to be corrected but I'm pretty sure since I've had my seat in the East I've never paid above £400.

When you factor in inflation in that time and the prices for most things have risen i think its pretty good value.

 

[tia]

My adult season ticket has cost less than £400 for the last 18 maybe 19 years. I await to be corrected but I'm pretty sure since I've had my seat in the East I've never paid above £400.

When you factor in inflation in that time and the prices for most things have risen i think its pretty good value.

I paid £400 for my season ticket in the West last year as a adult.Im pretty sure East was the same.

 

[Lavender Blue]

Whether there will be time for an early bird window remains to be seen, and I've said before that comp tickets should only be available at a similar level to your own tickets, otherwise we're literally giving tickets away - i.e. a child ticket gets to use three comp child tickets, if an OAP wants a comp for someone who isn't an OAP but a standard adult, then pay an upgrade. It's these kind of little loopholes which have been exploited by some for years and need tightening up.

I have used my comp tickets for children, does that mean I get a refund
Seriously, I think it’s swings and roundabouts, i’m pretty sure people share season cards too. It’s a nice gesture from the club to give comp tickets to season card holders, let’s not complicate things.

 

[leeblue]

We need a cheaper option. The North Bank is perfect for that. So is the South Lower.

Absolutely, championship season 06 my season ticket was in the south lower...cheaper.

 

[Strykr]

For me its a great sign. For once the owner wont be using advance sales to maintain historic debts and try to keep the lights on.

Almost like a normal club.

 

[OldBlueLady]

I have used my comp tickets for children, does that mean I get a refund
Seriously, I think it’s swings and roundabouts, i’m pretty sure people share season cards too. It’s a nice gesture from the club to give comp tickets to season card holders, let’s not complicate things.

I think that's your choice, I know for a fact, that there have been people (adults) buying child season tickets in the past and just getting and using child comps. That's fraud in my book.