Unit Posted 18 December 2006 Posted 18 December 2006 http://www.lcfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Ticke...,,10274,00.html is it right that kids are a quid but adults 22? I might aswell try my luck and pretend to be 15 if it means I save 21 quid! I can't see it being right as i only thought that was for the barnsley game?
Magictv Posted 18 December 2006 Posted 18 December 2006 I think that's right there, I know kids are a quid anyway, I think they announced on tannoy at Barnsley.
Flynny Posted 18 December 2006 Posted 18 December 2006 Wait wait wait WAIT. If a £2 member discount applies, and you're a member and also a kid, will they pay YOU to come to the game?
The People's Hero Posted 18 December 2006 Posted 18 December 2006 Wait wait wait WAIT. If a £2 member discount applies, and you're a member and also a kid, will they pay YOU to come to the game? 105 minutes work for £1? No chance.
hairy Posted 18 December 2006 Posted 18 December 2006 105 minutes work for £1? No chance. Thats child labour
Flynny Posted 18 December 2006 Posted 18 December 2006 105 minutes work for £1? No chance. Beats a paper round, and it's also about what the Stewards get. Explains why they're so miserable.
Maybes Posted 18 December 2006 Posted 18 December 2006 Kids for a quid....good idea may entice the parent into buying a ticket aswell. I reckon the attendance will be around 25,500
john_lcfc Posted 18 December 2006 Posted 18 December 2006 buy a kids ticket for £1 and say its for someone else then try your luck at the turnstile and the guys on the gate really couldnt give a crap even if your 40 im sure if not then try the next one along and someone will let you in.. my bet is the 1st attempt you will get in
gatesheadfox Posted 19 December 2006 Posted 19 December 2006 its a quid for kids which will entice some people to come along with at least one child if not two. if a parent takes two of their kids along thats 24quid the club wouldn't have had if it had been more expensive.
lildave3 Posted 19 December 2006 Posted 19 December 2006 its a quid for kids which will entice some people to come along with at least one child if not two. if a parent takes two of their kids along thats 24quid the club wouldn't have had if it had been more expensive. Apaarently i'm taking my little cousin with me to this becuase it's only a quid.
dandannieldanok Posted 19 December 2006 Posted 19 December 2006 This is outrageous pricing. 95% of children have to go with parents so this game is not in any way cheaper than others.
filbertway Posted 19 December 2006 Posted 19 December 2006 This is outrageous pricing. 95% of children have to go with parents so this game is not in any way cheaper than others. Of course it is, its not jsut under 16's that take advatngae of the offer And if someone usually takes their kid, then they get the discount.
gatesheadfox Posted 20 December 2006 Posted 20 December 2006 This is outrageous pricing. 95% of children have to go with parents so this game is not in any way cheaper than others. for the parents it is. i doubt the children would be paying to go on their own normally. an adult ticket at normal price plus a pound ticket is much cheaper than a full price adult ticket and a full price child ticket
john_lcfc Posted 20 December 2006 Posted 20 December 2006 IM SURE MANY 14, 15, 16 MAYBE 17 YEAR OLD LADS WILL GO IN GROUPS AND PAY A £1 FOR THIS ONE (oops soz bout caps)
dandannieldanok Posted 20 December 2006 Posted 20 December 2006 IM SURE MANY 14, 15, 16 MAYBE 17 YEAR OLD LADS WILL GO IN GROUPS AND PAY A £1 FOR THIS ONE (oops soz bout caps) But the thing is that 16 and 17 year olds are full price. £1 is for UNDER 16s. I'm 16 which makes me more mad.
gatesheadfox Posted 20 December 2006 Posted 20 December 2006 But the thing is that 16 and 17 year olds are full price. £1 is for UNDER 16s. I'm 16 which makes me more mad. they have to cut the age limit at some point. and quite a few people work from 16 so you'd assume a certain proportion could pay for their own tickets, whereas 15 couldnt. if your 16 you can probably pretend to be 15 if you wanted to, not much of a difference
potter3 Posted 20 December 2006 Posted 20 December 2006 But the thing is that 16 and 17 year olds are full price. £1 is for UNDER 16s. I'm 16 which makes me more mad. Yeah but how many 16 or 17 year old will actually admit they are not under 16 when they can save about £15
john_lcfc Posted 20 December 2006 Posted 20 December 2006 But the thing is that 16 and 17 year olds are full price. £1 is for UNDER 16s. I'm 16 which makes me more mad. exactly just say your 15... save yourself £15 or say its for someone else- they will know your lying but dont care. when i bought my derby away tickets the convo went something like this: john "hi 1 childs ticket for derby please" ticket office "ok can i have your season ticket details please" john"yeah its blablablabla" Ticket office " erm you have to pay full, the ticket is for you isnt it?" john " no its for my 15 year old friend" ticket office " hmmm oh alright then, £10 please" john "hands over £10" ticket office " have fun at the game" john "i will" she knew i was over 16 but didnt give/ couldnt do anything...
Filbert_Ross Posted 20 December 2006 Posted 20 December 2006 But the thing is that 16 and 17 year olds are full price. £1 is for UNDER 16s. I'm 16 which makes me more mad. just put a Kappa tracksuit on and ask for a under 16's ticket youll be fine.
Bluefoxtim Posted 20 December 2006 Posted 20 December 2006 I've recently turned 17 but got on for half fare on the bus most of the time... As someone else said, the people at the turnstiles don't care.
lcfc1 Posted 20 December 2006 Posted 20 December 2006 tickets for cardiff are perfect quid for kids and 22 for adults
Tommeh Posted 20 December 2006 Posted 20 December 2006 I've just turned 17 also and i still pay u/16s/ juveniles tickets for away games and half fares on train and buses My s/t would be jouveniles but the club have had my details on the computer for years everey time i renew it <_< people 16 and 17 should get in for a quid easy as.
Sods Posted 21 December 2006 Posted 21 December 2006 exactly just say your 15... save yourself £15 or say its for someone else- they will know your lying but dont care. when i bought my derby away tickets the convo went something like this: john "hi 1 childs ticket for derby please" ticket office "ok can i have your season ticket details please" john"yeah its blablablabla" Ticket office " erm you have to pay full, the ticket is for you isnt it?" john " no its for my 15 year old friend" ticket office " hmmm oh alright then, £10 please" john "hands over £10" ticket office " have fun at the game" john "i will" she knew i was over 16 but didnt give/ couldnt do anything... Legendary! All this noncense about ticket prices. Just buy a season ticket! In L1 (obviously)
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