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Season Ticket Renewals

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Bert

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5% increase. Permanent singing section.  Well done to those who campaigned hard for it and participated in the trials to make it a success. Club will also be letting people use smartphones for their season ticket

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StanSP

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5% increase not bad. Understand the cost of living but it's not that bad given all the freezes over the years. 

 

Can tolerate it, basically. But totally understand also why some may not. 

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2 minutes ago, StanSP said:

5% increase not bad. Understand the cost of living but it's not that bad given all the freezes over the years. 

 

Can tolerate it, basically. But totally understand also why some may not. 

For me it’s gone up £20. I can live with that - helps using the direct debit scheme. An extra £2 a month. 

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Was quite outspoken earlier about a price rise. 

 

In consideration, I think they have actually thought it through significantly. A little thing like the DD over 11 months rather than 10 makes it a bit more palatable. Good balance on the resale platform. 

 

Slightly critical of the 10% rise on match ticket prices 

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StanSP

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4 minutes ago, Bert said:

For me it’s gone up £20. I can live with that - helps using the direct debit scheme. An extra £2 a month. 

Yeah, £40 for me but can split across 11 months now. Don't mind that. 

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Considering everything is going up substantially  I can live with a 5% increase when you think it's been frozen for years.

Well done lcfc.

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10 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

Was quite outspoken earlier about a price rise. 

 

In consideration, I think they have actually thought it through significantly. A little thing like the DD over 11 months rather than 10 makes it a bit more palatable. Good balance on the resale platform. 

 

Slightly critical of the 10% rise on match ticket prices 

Basically agree on this. Not bad ST prices at all. 

 

Our match day prices were a bit high imo beforehand so the 10% seems a bit much. 

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SemperEadem

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Just now, kingkisnorbo said:

Credit to everyone who ploughed on for changes like the permanent singing section.

 

Genuinely think it will transform filbert way in the long run.

I really hope so:fc:

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Nice to see the club taking steps to improve our matchday experience. Price increase isn’t as bad when broken down and spread across 11 months so fairplay to them for that. 

 

Buzzing for the permanent singing section next season, might actually look forward to home games now :D

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5% on STs isn’t ideal but seems manageable, especially with DD options. But 10% on match day ticket prices! So a ticket in the kop to see us play Burnley or Bournemouth will be £42 as an adult.

 

Slowly but surely pricing those who don’t go ‘regularly’ out. 

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Devonfox1884 said:

5% on STs isn’t ideal but seems manageable, especially with DD options. But 10% on match day ticket prices! So a ticket in the kop to see us play Burnley or Bournemouth will be £42 as an adult.

 

Slowly but surely pricing those who don’t go ‘regularly’ out. 

 

 

So a member will get the same 10% hit as a non-member on match tickets. Thought they might have given a reduction as an incentive to join up. 

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Much better than the muted figures. The fact you can use 11 months if you want helps keep the monthly payments about the same. Clearly someone at the club had a little respect for the current climate.

 

But at nearly 90 quid a month I'm gonna have to drop 2 of mine I reckon.

 

Good luck to UFS with the section.

Devonfox1884

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7 minutes ago, Spudulike said:

So a member will get the same 10% hit as a non-member on match tickets. Thought they might have given a reduction as an incentive to join up. 

Yes it takes the mick a little. This season I’ve gone to 10 home PL games, if I do the same next season that’s around £40 more than this season.
 

Ticket price increases, combined with rising travel prices, are quickly making football unaffordable.

 

The thing is I do understand the club’s rationale too, it’s a tricky balance to strike for them.

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13 minutes ago, Devonfox1884 said:

5% on STs isn’t ideal but seems manageable, especially with DD options. But 10% on match day ticket prices! So a ticket in the kop to see us play Burnley or Bournemouth will be £42 as an adult.

 

Slowly but surely pricing those who don’t go ‘regularly’ out. 

 

 

Don't forget to add the booking fee on too!

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As someone that gets to 7 or 8 home games a year and has been very happy with a membership over the last few years, it’s a bit of a kick in the teeth. 
 

The new match day pricing means I’m contemplating applying for a season ticket as it’ll be very little extra in cost per season, even though it’ll leave an empty seat for over half the games. Especially given you can sell 3 games back and membership fees are usually around £40/50. It’s madness really. 

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SystonFox

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How is it going to work for members who want to jump on those who don’t want to renew? Is it a ballot style or first come first served on a particular day?

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2 minutes ago, SystonFox said:

How is it going to work for members who want to jump on those who don’t want to renew? Is it a ballot style or first come first served on a particular day?

Imagine it's the same as previous years. You have a window to apply for a season ticket like you would a match ticket.

 

It's usually the ones who apply with the highest points who get the offer of a season ticket.

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4 minutes ago, SystonFox said:

How is it going to work for members who want to jump on those who don’t want to renew? Is it a ballot style or first come first served on a particular day?

Doesn't say, presumably further details to be announced later... 

 

Following the conclusion of the renewals process on Monday 6 June, any remaining Season Tickets will be made available to 2021/22 Fox Members. This will take place before the launch of 2022/23 Fox Memberships, a date for which will be confirmed in due course.

 

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To my absolute shock it's not as much as the club signalled it might be. Where are all those gammons who absolutely lost the plot over that?

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