davieG Posted 3 December 2008 Posted 3 December 2008 From OS Prices have been released for Leicester City's FA Cup Third Round clash with Crystal Palace at the Walkers Stadium on Saturday, January 3 (3pm). Tickets will go on sale from Saturday (December 6) and are priced as follows: Adults £15 for Season Ticket Holders £20 for non-Season Ticket Holders Seniors £10 for Season Ticket Holders £15 for non-Season Ticket Holders Under-16s £5 for all Season Ticket Holders will have their seats reserved until close of business on Saturday, December 20. The replay date would be Tuesday, January 13 with an 8pm kick-off (subject to television).
syston_fox Posted 3 December 2008 Posted 3 December 2008 Another very small attendance then. I'm assuming that 'young adult' prices will be the same as those for seniors?
davieG Posted 3 December 2008 Author Posted 3 December 2008 Another very small attendance then. I'm assuming that 'young adult' prices will be the same as those for seniors? I would assume there's no such category everyone over 16 is an adult.
syston_fox Posted 3 December 2008 Posted 3 December 2008 I would assume there's no such category everyone over 16 is an adult. But why just dismiss that category for one game only?
Fosse Boy Posted 3 December 2008 Posted 3 December 2008 But why just dismiss that category for one game only? Probably because that's what Palace agreed to. Still gonna go to this but I'm pretty annoyed really.
davieG Posted 3 December 2008 Author Posted 3 December 2008 But why just dismiss that category for one game only? Well they had no Senior concessions for the Stevenage game, so it's not like there's any consistency in these games. Perhaps Palace wouldn't agree, perhaps it's to keep out the most vocal section of the support who might actually wake people up or perhaps they just forgot about you lot - who knows it could be any stupid thing football clubs are not exactly renowned for their good treatment of fans
Craig Posted 3 December 2008 Posted 3 December 2008 But why just dismiss that category for one game only? They sometimes just don't mention it. I've gone to buy tickets with my season ticket in the past when young adult tickets haven't been mentioned on the website, and they've given me some.
Floating Fox Posted 3 December 2008 Posted 3 December 2008 Those ticket prices put me off, was actually contemplating this!
Maybes Posted 4 December 2008 Posted 4 December 2008 Those ticket prices put me off, was actually contemplating this! Not sure I can be bothered to make the effort either mate. Now if it was away Different matter all together.
SamL Posted 4 December 2008 Posted 4 December 2008 Disappointed at the lack of the student/u22's price.
FantasticMrFuchs Posted 4 December 2008 Posted 4 December 2008 As said above im sure you still get U22's tickets just ask at ticket office worse comes to worst just kick off a little n try your luck,The birthday ticket offers are coming through again with Southend & Hereford games at tenners.
Bert Posted 4 December 2008 Posted 4 December 2008 Anyone over will be paying the adult price for this game.
Katy Posted 4 December 2008 Posted 4 December 2008 I guess those prices are to be expected for the 3rd round. Will see how the funds are and decide nearer the time.
dandannieldanok Posted 4 December 2008 Posted 4 December 2008 Why are non-season ticket holders £5 more expensive than season ticket holders? Why do the club continue to alienate a large section of the fans like this?
Tommeh Posted 4 December 2008 Posted 4 December 2008 Those ticket prices put me off, was actually contemplating this! Replay Doubt I'll be going to this, unless the brother wants to keep his run going and the mother pays.
Maybes Posted 4 December 2008 Posted 4 December 2008 Why are non-season ticket holders £5 more expensive than season ticket holders? Why do the club continue to alienate a large section of the fans like this? . Hardly alienating them just giving the STH a cheeky reward. After all the majority of hardcore fans have season tickets.
Raj Posted 4 December 2008 Posted 4 December 2008 Why are non-season ticket holders £5 more expensive than season ticket holders? Why do the club continue to alienate a large section of the fans like this? What? You want ST holders to pay MORE than NON?
dandannieldanok Posted 5 December 2008 Posted 5 December 2008 What?You want ST holders to pay MORE than NON? The same
lildave3 Posted 5 December 2008 Posted 5 December 2008 The same Surely the people who go to every home game deserve some sort of reward?
Corky Posted 5 December 2008 Posted 5 December 2008 With the prospect of a giant-killing, and it being Fa Cup 3rd round day, I will be in attendance.
maddog Posted 5 December 2008 Posted 5 December 2008 Ridiculous prices, especially when you see Birmingham are giving their tickets away against Wolves. £20 to watch Leicester play Palace in the freezing cold, not many NSTH will go for that. Luckily it's during the festive season, we are playing a team in a higher division so i rekon we will get at least 17000 despite the prices.
Tommeh Posted 5 December 2008 Posted 5 December 2008 Why are non-season ticket holders £5 more expensive than season ticket holders? Why do the club continue to alienate a large section of the fans like this?
dandannieldanok Posted 5 December 2008 Posted 5 December 2008 Surely the people who go to every home game deserve some sort of reward? Proportionally cheaper prices for the whole of the league season, that is the reward of having a season ticket surely. The club couldn't survive without selling season tickets so I respect that a hell of a lot of people make the effort to buy it in the first place and go 23 times a season. But also the club would be in a very poor financial state if no other fans made the effort and I just don't understand why non-season ticket holders don't get the same prices in this type of game. Don't get me wrong, in the league it's obviously fairer than STH are proportionally cheaper but why in the cup.
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