davieG Posted 25 May 2012 Share Posted 25 May 2012 OS There is not long for Foxes fans to wait until the drama and excitement of the 2012/13 npower Championship season returns to King Power Stadium this August. You can once again be there to witness every second of the action on home soil with a Season Ticket from less than £16-per-game* when renewing an existing seat, or less than £17-per-game* for new applicants. And, what's more, you could win back the cost of your Season Ticket by making a small donation towards the LCFC Foxes Foundation! Whether you are securing your first ever City Season Ticket or renewing your existing seats, you could enjoy all 23 home npower Championship fixtures for FREE! By donating just £1 to the Foundation on top of the cost of your 2012/13 Season Ticket, you could win back the cost of your passport to another exciting season of live football at King Power Stadium, while helping the LCFC Foxes Foundation to assist even more great causes across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland! Buying a Season Ticket remains the most affordable way to follow the progress of your Club, with a host of great benefits adding to the great value that comes with being a loyal Season Ticket Holder. The 'In For A Pound' prize draw is open to all public area Season Ticket Holders and will see one lucky winner receive back the full cost of their 2012/13 Season Ticket, as well as a copy of the brand new PUMA LCFC home shirt, coming soon to the City Fanstore and LCFC Direct! Why not take a chance and be 'In For A Pound' ahead of next season for the chance to win big and show your support for the LCFC Foxes Foundation? Just £1 extra could save you hundreds of pounds! Taking part is easy. Simply tick the box to participate on your 2012/13 Season Ticket application form, add 'In For A Pound' to your online transaction when purchasing at www.lcfcdirect.com, call the City Sales Centre on 0844 815 5000 or ask for details at the City Fanstore. Donations can be added to your Season Ticket direct debit, made in denominations of £1, £2, £3, £4, £5 and £10 upwards. The lucky winner will be notified prior to the start of the 2012/13 npower Championship season. Don't miss out on the chance to see your Club live, each and every home league matchday, at the heart of Your City during the 2012/13 season. For full 2012/13 Season Ticket details click HERE. *Price based on Adult Season Ticket applications made before 5pm on Saturday 9 June in the 'Just the Ticket' seating area. Price increase applicable after 9 June. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bluefoxtim Posted 25 May 2012 Share Posted 25 May 2012 I don't see the option anywhere online? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Freeman's Wharfer Posted 25 May 2012 Share Posted 25 May 2012 "Public area", does this mean L1 doesn't count as it's season ticket holder only, thus not open to the public? If so that's a bit out of order. Granted it's a charitable foundation and donating shouldn't be about wanting to achieve personal gain but if they're excluding L1 from this then it's basically a ploy to capture new season ticket holders thus not really about the charity side of things anyway. And if it is therefore about attracting new season ticket holders then why should someone who rocks up to buy their first season ticket/someone who's not renewing get a chance at winning what is, let's face it, a pretty decent prize ahead of a whole block of supporters that have already committed to supporting next year? Hopefully I've got the wrong end of the stick but even if I have it's a bit ambiguous to say the least. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Daggers Posted 25 May 2012 Share Posted 25 May 2012 "Public area", does this mean L1 doesn't count as it's season ticket holder only, thus not open to the public? If so that's a bit out of order. Granted it's a charitable foundation and donating shouldn't be about wanting to achieve personal gain but if they're excluding L1 from this then it's basically a ploy to capture new season ticket holders thus not really about the charity side of things anyway. And if it is therefore about attracting new season ticket holders then why should someone who rocks up to buy their first season ticket/someone who's not renewing get a chance at winning what is, let's face it, a pretty decent prize ahead of a whole block of supporters that have already committed to supporting next year? Hopefully I've got the wrong end of the stick but even if I have it's a bit ambiguous to say the least. Does it really matter? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NZ_Foxile Posted 25 May 2012 Share Posted 25 May 2012 Pretty sure public must mean any non-corporate area, so I'm sure L1 will be included. Bit unfair if you've already renewed though, too late to be in the draw if you didn't donate! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fox92 Posted 25 May 2012 Share Posted 25 May 2012 They'll get their money back for it anyway. I bet loads of people will try and win, thus donating £1 or maybe even more. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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