Season Tickets

[FoxSteve]

Does anyone know if we have sold all 23000 season tickets for this year?

[RGFox]

Yep mate

[urban.spaceman]

10 minutes ago, RGFox said:

Yep mate

[BirminghamFox]

Condolences to the person who had mine 🤣

[SemperEadem]

22,504

Renewal rate 89% 

[CrazyKopCorner]

Just now, SemperEadem said:

22,504

Renewal rate 89% 

Amazing . They can’t fault the fan base. Let’s hope the new season ticket holders are a bit more vocal 

[SemperEadem]

1 minute ago, CrazyKopCorner said:

Amazing . They can’t fault the fan base. Let’s hope the new season ticket holders are a bit more vocal 

2,300 new ones in

[Levi Port]

5 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

2,300 new ones in

Seems like quite a lot, is it usually that high a turnover ? 

[SemperEadem]

5 minutes ago, Levi Port said:

Seems like quite a lot, is it usually that high a turnover ? 

Usually around 96% renewal so a larger drop than usual. Not as big as I thought there would be, echo chamber stuff.

[jammie82uk]

5 minutes ago, Levi Port said:

Seems like quite a lot, is it usually that high a turnover ? 

If those figures are right then it is an high turnover compared to last season, 98% renewal last season and 500 new season tickets made available 

 

Following a 98 per cent renewal rate among 2023/24 Season Ticket Holders, this summer saw 5,337 Fox Members apply for any Season Tickets that would become available after the renewal period closed. Based on the volume of applications and number of available Season Tickets, the qualification threshold was set at a minimum of 55 Home Priority Points, with 500 applicant Fox Members given the opportunity to become Season Ticket Holders for 2024/25.

[holyfox]

9 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

2,300 new ones in

Chuffed to bits that I’ve managed to get season tickets for my daughter and me in SK4. Have been trying for years, so maybe the crap season has a silver lining for us. Hoping we end up with a team of lesser known players who want to fight for the team. It’s how it’s always been bar the last few years. 

[Saxondale]

I just hope those few thousand that didn’t renew comprise a lot of the whinging old gits who suck the soul out of the place.

[Nolucklcfc]

40 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

2,300 new ones in

Hopefully a decent amount of that is in the standing corner. 

[Joe90]

21 minutes ago, Saxondale said:

I just hope those few thousand that didn’t renew comprise a lot of the whinging old gits who suck the soul out of the place.

You need your head checking if you wasn’t whinging at the shite they dished up last season tbf 

[funkyrobot]

1 hour ago, SemperEadem said:

2,300 new ones in

The later quote says only 500 new ones??

 

54 minutes ago, jammie82uk said:

If those figures are right then it is an high turnover compared to last season, 98% renewal last season and 500 new season tickets made available 

 

Following a 98 per cent renewal rate among 2023/24 Season Ticket Holders, this summer saw 5,337 Fox Members apply for any Season Tickets that would become available after the renewal period closed. Based on the volume of applications and number of available Season Tickets, the qualification threshold was set at a minimum of 55 Home Priority Points, with 500 applicant Fox Members given the opportunity to become Season Ticket Holders for 2024/25.

 

1 hour ago, SemperEadem said:

2,300 new ones in

So is it 500 or 2300? I’m assuming it’s the 500 figure that’s the correct one? 

[Globalfox]

Interesting and is a bit of a snub to the merchants of doom. Plus these numbers are only general areas as no hospitality areas have yet gone on sale and accounts for another 3000 places. As such we will have one of the largest attendances in the Championship. Turnover was up but may be distorted due to people who did not renew as their areas became safe standing and some did not want to move. Given how poor we were this season and the supposed disaffection it is obviously not as high as some claim. Loyalty appears to have won over despair.

[MattFox]

Footballs still going through an attendance boom in this country

 

It would take a major drop off to go back down to 23/24k for home games 

 

Derby who just scraped safety have sold 20k + season tickets for example

[Wasyls Pec Deck]

2 hours ago, Saxondale said:

I just hope those few thousand that didn’t renew comprise a lot of the whinging old gits who suck the soul out of the place.

Surely the whinging ones are alright, it’s the ones who sit there in silence that need to go.

Edited 3 June 2025 by Wasyls Pec Deck

[SemperEadem]

20 minutes ago, funkyrobot said:

The later quote says only 500 new ones??

 

 

So is it 500 or 2300? I’m assuming it’s the 500 figure that’s the correct one? 

My stats are this season coming, the others are last year.

[Lambert09]

As much as you hate how we’re run, you can understand people not wanting to give up their main hobby. 
 

That’s why protesting by not going just isn’t realistic for the majority of fans 

[Scotch]

53 minutes ago, Lambert09 said:

As much as you hate how we’re run, you can understand people not wanting to give up their main hobby. 
 

That’s why protesting by not going just isn’t realistic for the majority of fans 

I can completely understand that but no other form of protest works. If people are buying season tickets and their generic kits emblazoned with their soulless sponsor, they don't cate what we chant or post online because they still bring in money. 

[Skidmark]

Protesting is a bit daft if i'm being honest. Yeah give up your ST because you've had enough, but protesting and getting rid of it purely for that reason plays into the clubs hands. 

 

They sell your seat for more to a new customer, club makes more profit. Also with the price of match tickets being as they are, if they fill your seat for around 10 of the home games next season, they've made your dropped revenue. 

 

Enjoy the games, be vocal in your need for change, but don't lose heart. We'll be back. 

[accessory]

3 hours ago, Skidmark said:

Protesting is a bit daft if i'm being honest. Yeah give up your ST because you've had enough, but protesting and getting rid of it purely for that reason plays into the clubs hands. 

 

They sell your seat for more to a new customer, club makes more profit. Also with the price of match tickets being as they are, if they fill your seat for around 10 of the home games next season, they've made your dropped revenue. 

 

Enjoy the games, be vocal in your need for change, but don't lose heart. We'll be back

Really?

 

The Championship is full of fading has-been teams (Stoke, Sheffield Wednesday, Derby among others) who thought they'd soon return to the limelight, only to be proved wrong.

 

What makes you so certain we'll dodge that fate?

[accessory]

If these figures quoted are anywhere near accurate (recent experience, especially with attendances, suggests they should be treated with caution), then the club hierarchy will viewsthem as a massive vote of confidence.

 

Seems the overwhelming majority of Foxes (at least those who go to games) are willing to fork out hundreds of pounds each year for whatever dross is served up in the name of football.

 

It's highly unlikely that the latest stint in the lower leagues will prove to be as brief as the previous one was.

[Winstonthedog]

4 hours ago, accessory said:

If these figures quoted are anywhere near accurate (recent experience, especially with attendances, suggests they should be treated with caution), then the club hierarchy will viewsthem as a massive vote of confidence.

 

Seems the overwhelming majority of Foxes (at least those who go to games) are willing to fork out hundreds of pounds each year for whatever dross is served up in the name of football.

 

It's highly unlikely that the latest stint in the lower leagues will prove to be as brief as the previous one was.

The coming season ticket sales were always going to be near normal... due to fans who have been waiting for years to get one and those keeping theirs in anticipation of an instant return to the Premier league .... after next season reality will kick in if we are not promoted or the style of football is similar to the past seasons  .....