Nick. Posted 16 February 2008 Posted 16 February 2008 My 16th birthday is coming up in may, and i think I'm going to ask for my first City season ticket. Got a few questions about Season Tickets to ask. 1. How much could i expect to pay judging from prices over the last few seasons. 2. Where would be the best place to go, in terms of atmosphere? Thanks, Nick.
BigGibbo Posted 16 February 2008 Posted 16 February 2008 My 16th birthday is coming up in may, and i think I'm going to ask for my first City season ticket. Got a few questions about Season Tickets to ask. 1. How much could i expect to pay judging from prices over the last few seasons. 2. Where would be the best place to go, in terms of atmosphere? Thanks, Nick. £250 quid for under 22's & if you've got some lungs on ya get in L Block next to the away fans
lavrentis Posted 16 February 2008 Posted 16 February 2008 I take it you have easy cheap access to Leicester because that's where the money disappears most.
Nick. Posted 16 February 2008 Author Posted 16 February 2008 £250 quid for under 22's & if you've got some lungs on ya get in L Block next to the away fans Thanks for that I take it you have easy cheap access to Leicester because that's where the money disappears most. ~£10 for a return train ticket from Bedford (where i live). I think i'll be able to afford it though, especially as my parents may drop me off occasionally to go and see family or something, or even go to the match.
David O'Leary Posted 16 February 2008 Posted 16 February 2008 £250 quid for under 22's & if you've got some lungs on ya get in L Block next to the away fans That's what I'll be paying, but I get a discount for being a season ticket holder 3 years in a row. Isn't the standard price £270?
BigGibbo Posted 16 February 2008 Posted 16 February 2008 That's what I'll be paying, but I get a discount for being a season ticket holder 3 years in a row. Isn't the standard price £270? I think L Block is £350+ for over 22's
SOCCERROO FOX Posted 16 February 2008 Posted 16 February 2008 My 16th birthday is coming up in may, and i think I'm going to ask for my first City season ticket. Got a few questions about Season Tickets to ask. 1. How much could i expect to pay judging from prices over the last few seasons. 2. Where would be the best place to go, in terms of atmosphere? Thanks, Nick. Good on ya mate
Isopen Posted 16 February 2008 Posted 16 February 2008 That's what I'll be paying, but I get a discount for being a season ticket holder 3 years in a row. Isn't the standard price £270? Wouldn't bank on that one, club have been wanting to get rid of that for several seasons
AmericanScott Posted 18 February 2008 Posted 18 February 2008 Will prices be cheaper if we end up in League 1?
lee7 Posted 18 February 2008 Posted 18 February 2008 My 16th birthday is coming up in may, and i think I'm going to ask for my first City season ticket. Got a few questions about Season Tickets to ask. 1. How much could i expect to pay judging from prices over the last few seasons. 2. Where would be the best place to go, in terms of atmosphere? Thanks, Nick. L1 or the back of the kop.
SamL Posted 18 February 2008 Posted 18 February 2008 L1 or the back of the kop. The back of the Kop isn't that great. It's ok but people in front of the back 3-4 rows very rarely join in with any of the singing.
Staf Posted 18 February 2008 Posted 18 February 2008 I enjoy sitting in the Kop but others seem to think L1 is better i have never sat in L1 so i cant say but the Kop is good imo.
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