MONreborn Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 The club want to fill the stadium next year, and a way to do this is ofcourse win matches, but also increase the number of season ticket holders. Therefore, the club is looking to make use of the excess capacity at the walkers by reducing season ticket prices. However, they do not want to be left out of pocket if this decrease in prices does not sufficiently increase season ticket holders. Therefore they have designed a new scheme. The figure is still under debate, but 20,000 season ticket holders has been banded about. This is how it works, if we can get 20,000 season ticket holders, the club will refund back to the fans 75 pounds off their season ticket, as well as giving 2 complimentary guest match tickets for family and friends, and also 25 pounds voucher to spend in the city megastore. This equate to around 100 pounds off the price of a season ticket. What do you think of this idea? The thinking behind this is that the fans would try and get their friends and family on board to increase the number of season tickets and have a full stadium. I work for the ticket office so would like your views City Ticket office
Heart-Shaped Fox Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 Think its a good idea personally. Our ST prices dont seem to be too bad anyway, but getting £75 back is a good incentive to get people in. 20,000 ST holder really would be great, though best leaving it till the summer as we could still go up yet ,and if we do more ST's will be sold. The whole thing sounds very good I think.
Fosse Boy Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 Popping in a block or two of unreserved seating would be a good, and innovative, idea.
Guest Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 Fantastic idea. I've managed to bring a few newbies along this season when we've had cheap ticket offers and I reckon given their level of interest they could become ST holders too if the price was slightly decreased.
syston_fox Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 Half the problem is that people cannot afford to pay that kind of money. If this scheme was to be implemented then people would still need to find the money initially and take the risk that 19,999 other people have done the same.
MONreborn Posted 30 January 2011 Author Posted 30 January 2011 Half the problem is that people cannot afford to pay that kind of money. If this scheme was to be implemented then people would still need to find the money initially and take the risk that 19,999 other people have done the same. Which is why we are implementing a direct debit scheme the following season, so you just pay monthly meaning there is not a huge lump sum to pay initially.
MATLCFC Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 Personally I think it would be more worth while stating that season ticket prices are going to be much cheaper from the start. Really keep it in the spot light. Knock say £50 off the price initially with another £50 to follow if sales hit a certain mark. That way it lets people take advantage of a nice saving upfront, with the possibility of another £50 off to follow.
Jackirius Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 The best way to get people to buy season tickets next season is to get them in turnstiles this season with various promotional offers which have already been taking shape this season. Hats off to the owners though, showing a lot of promise.
lestajigs Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 All depends on how much the st price is gonna drop next season wether we get 20,000 st holders or not!!!!! Gotta say are average attendences this season have been pretty poor FOR US!! Considering we were getting more when we got relegated on average!!
Guest Mee-9 Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 It's like paying me to watch Leicester. I payed £125 for my ST last year (Early-Bird U18) and £75 off, with the vouchers, and the match tickets, would basically work out, I'm watching a whole season of Leicester £0, infact, the club would have lost money.
Jackirius Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 It's like paying me to watch Leicester. I payed £125 for my ST last year (Early-Bird U18) and £75 off, with the vouchers, and the match tickets, would basically work out, I'm watching a whole season of Leicester £0, infact, the club would have lost money. I might as well get a ST if it works out that cheap.
Guest Mee-9 Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 I might as well get a ST if it works out that cheap. Maybe they will pay for your train fare to get to the games mate
Jackirius Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 Maybe they will pay for your train fare to get to the games mate I wish, i would rather drive to matches though seen as there is an 11 hour journey back for some games on the train.
Guest Mee-9 Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 I wish, i would rather drive to matches though seen as there is an 11 hour journey back for some games on the train. You can drive mate?
syston_fox Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 Which is why we are implementing a direct debit scheme the following season, so you just pay monthly meaning there is not a huge lump sum to pay initially. Which they do now anyway and yet sales are still low.
Jackirius Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 You can drive mate? Learner, should be by next season though.
Guest Mee-9 Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 Learner, should be by next season though. Nice mate, I'll be starting lessons in April, Hopefully passed by next season/September time.
Rocky Dennis Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 The club want to fill the stadium next year, and a way to do this is ofcourse win matches, but also increase the number of season ticket holders. Therefore, the club is looking to make use of the excess capacity at the walkers by reducing season ticket prices. However, they do not want to be left out of pocket if this decrease in prices does not sufficiently increase season ticket holders. Therefore they have designed a new scheme. The figure is still under debate, but 20,000 season ticket holders has been banded about. This is how it works, if we can get 20,000 season ticket holders, the club will refund back to the fans 75 pounds off their season ticket, as well as giving 2 complimentary guest match tickets for family and friends, and also 25 pounds voucher to spend in the city megastore. This equate to around 100 pounds off the price of a season ticket. What do you think of this idea? The thinking behind this is that the fans would try and get their friends and family on board to increase the number of season tickets and have a full stadium. I work for the ticket office so would like your views City Ticket office If im reading this correctly, as a season ticket holder for many many years I would be getting the same benefit (genorous as it is) as say, an ex armchair fan thats only getting an ST because of the 'special offer'? I would like to see loyal, long term season ticket holders rewarded first, then sort out the newcomers.
Simmo86 Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 If im reading this correctly, as a season ticket holder for many many years I would be getting the same benefit (genorous as it is) as say, an ex armchair fan thats only getting an ST because of the 'special offer'? I would like to see loyal, long term season ticket holders rewarded first, then sort out the newcomers. We should still get ours cheaper though due to loyalty bonus, see where your coming from though.
lestajigs Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 If im reading this correctly, as a season ticket holder for many many years I would be getting the same benefit (genorous as it is) as say, an ex armchair fan thats only getting an ST because of the 'special offer'? I would like to see loyal, long term season ticket holders rewarded first, then sort out the newcomers. As said above, not everyone can afford a season ticket now days, year inn year out, so if there gonna do a offer and draw more supporters inn, it's the way forward!!!
rico Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 looks like next season i'll be buying my first season ticket since '95 !
Bert Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 Anyway to get the ground full would be great. But maybe do it like this - ST for 3 years or more £75 off. ST for 2 years £50 off. ST for 1 year £25 off. Still a decent incentive, but more rewarding to the fans who have had a season ticket for longer.
Rocky Dennis Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 As said above, not everyone can afford a season ticket now days, year inn year out, so if there gonna do a offer and draw more supporters inn, it's the way forward!!! I dont disagree with the idea, clearly a full stadium is better for everyone, like I say maybe 'long term' ST holders should get an extra bonus?
Rocky Dennis Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 Anyway to get the ground full would be great. But maybe do it like this - ST for 3 years or more £75 off. ST for 2 years £50 off. ST for 1 year £25 off. Still a decent incentive, but more rewarding to the fans who have had a season ticket for longer. More like it
Jackirius Posted 30 January 2011 Posted 30 January 2011 But would £25 off really act as an incentive for new Season Ticket holders?
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