Leicesterlad96 Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 The King Power Stadium clash will be a ‘Fans Fixture’ with all four stands open to supporters as The Foxes look to book their place in the fourth round having already beaten Wycombe Wanderers and Carlisle United in the competition. The match will kick off at 7.45pm on Tuesday 24 September with tickets starting at just £15 for Adults as well as FREE entry for accompanied Under-10s in the Family Stand. Tickets will go ongeneral sale from Monday 2 September,but Season Ticket Holders will have their seats reserved for purchase until5pm on Friday 6 September. Tickets prices are listed below: Just The Ticket Areas (A1 & C2), The Kop, The Family Stand (N1, P1, P2, & P3), East Stand (L1, G1, G2, H1 & K1) & West Stand (A2 & C1) Adults - £15 Seniors - £15 Under-22s – £10 Under-18s - £10 Under-12s - £5 Under-8s - £1 *Under-10s get FREE entry in the Family Stand* East Stand (J1, J2 & J3) & West Stand (B1, B2 & B3) Adults - £20 Seniors - £20 Under-22s – £15 Under-18s - £15 Under-12s - £5 Under-8s - £1 The Fosse Club Adults - £30 Seniors - £20 Under-18s - £20
Father Ted Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 Pathetic pricing for a League Cup 3rd round fixture. 'Fans Fixture' my arse.
Leicesterpool Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 £20 a ticket! your having a laugh we won't get over 20,000 for this!
Guest MattP Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 £20 for a decent seat for a 3rd round Carling Cup game? Having a fcuking laugh.
Leicesterlad96 Posted 30 August 2013 Author Posted 30 August 2013 Stop whining and sit in the east stand
Guesty Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 Does seem a bit steep for round 3 of the League Cup.
GingerrrFox Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 The club are so out of touch when it comes to fair pricing and literally have no idea what they are doing. They could have filled the entire ground if they charged £10 and £13. Now they will have to live with 12,000 and all the players moaning about the ground being half full again.
Guest MattP Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 Seriously this is just a classic £8-10 a person game, you might even get close to filling it. Now it will be like a league game with about 8,000-10,000 less and the middle blocks of either stand virtually empty.
Corky Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 Doesn't seem right that you could pay £5 more than a person in the next block (A2 to B1). Is the view vastly different? Should be plenty of Under-22s in the ground.
Ryanw21 Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 Well done twats. Shit crowd it is. You really think they are twats? think your supporting the wrong team...its a difference of maybe £5 if that
Bayfox Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 I still think they should have gone a fiver for everyone. Would have shifted bucket loads.
Dan Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 You really think they are twats? think your supporting the wrong team...its a difference of maybe £5 if that They've missed a trick yet again. They'd be good prices for a league game, but a League Cup third round game? We could've hit a very decent crowd for this but now you're looking at 15k at the absolute most.
GingerrrFox Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 You really think they are twats? think your supporting the wrong team...its a difference of maybe £5 if that **** are you on? They had the opportunity to make the ground bouncing and sell it out which has never happened under the Thais. Now people won't go because it's basically as expensive as a league game.
newbie123 Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 at £5 a ticket we will make more as we would got 25,000+ and good atmosphere.
Ryanw21 Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 **** are you on? They had the opportunity to make the ground bouncing and sell it out which has never happened under the Thais. Now people won't go because it's basically as expensive as a league game. You do realise we will never be in line with FFP if we give tickets away, its a business... and it wasn't bouncing against Madrid, Watford? no? at £5 a ticket we will make more as we would got 25,000+ and good atmosphere. You wouldn't make more cus we'l still get 20,000 at a higher price
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 Is it actually the Thais who price things up or is somebody at the club employed to do it? (I genuinely don't know)
goose2010 Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 do the staff get paid more in the East Stand why is it dearer to sit there?? ok the View is better but come on its the cup make it £10 first come first serve 30k+
GingerrrFox Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 You do realise we will never be in line with FFP if we give tickets away, its a business... You do realise they would make more money from £8 & £12 due to about 10,000 more in attendance, plus the extra money took from merchandise sold, programs and food & drink.
goose2010 Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 You do realise we will never be in line with FFP if we give tickets away, its a business... and it wasn't bouncing against Madrid, Watford? no? You wouldn't make more cus we'l still get 20,000 at a higher price no chance will there be 20k there we only just get that in the league!!
Ryanw21 Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 You do realise they would make more money from £8 & £12 due to about 10,000 more in attendance, plus the extra money took from merchandise sold, programs and food & drink. maybe them 10,000 fans should not be so stingy with money and pay £5 more which benefits the club?
Dan Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 You do realise we will never be in line with FFP if we give tickets away, its a business... and it wasn't bouncing against Madrid, Watford? no? You wouldn't make more cus we'l still get 20,000 at a higher price If you genuinely believe we'll get 20k then you're as deluded as they are. I reckon about 13k.
Ryanw21 Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 no chance will there be 20k there we only just get that in the league!! we can only guess but I don't think for a second it will be as low as 15000, 21,500
Guest MattP Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 You do realise we will never be in line with FFP if we give tickets away, its a business... and it wasn't bouncing against Madrid, Watford? no? You wouldn't make more cus we'l still get 20,000 at a higher price If you really think we'll get 20k for this you are deluded. We only get 22,000 for League games against them and that's when 13,000 already have tickets paid for with the season ticket. We would make more for FFP selling out at £10 each. No idea what Watford or Madrid have as relevance to this game, you seriously suggesting this game is as big as the Watford one?
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 30 August 2013 Posted 30 August 2013 You do realise we will never be in line with FFP if we give tickets away, its a business... You wouldn't make more cus we'l still get 20,000 at a higher price From shaving the price of a ticket you'll inevitably get more custom, and more custom means further benefit through food / drink / club shop transactions, they're not cheap. No one can say for definite which method would make more money (though I can definitively say there's not a chance there'll be 20k in the ground for this) - ergo would it kill whoever's in charge of pricing to experiment with reasonably priced seating just once and see how things balance out?
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