Happy Fox Posted 16 June 2014 Posted 16 June 2014 LCFC fans have one last chance to snap up a Season Ticket for 2014/15 this weekend, when a limited number are made available to supporters meeting strict purchasing criteria. Around 22,000 Season Tickets have been sold for the new season on the back of City’s Championship-winning campaign – the highest number recorded at King Power Stadium. And following a thorough reconciliation period, the Club will release an additional 496 seats in the West Stand that either have not been renewed by existing Season Ticket Holders or have been vacated due to relocations. From 9am on Saturday 21 June, these Season Tickets will be available to Foxes Club Members or supporters that attended a minimum of THREE Leicester City league matches (home and/or away) during the 2013/14 season and have not yet secured a Season Ticket.. Tickets will be sold on a strictly one-per-person basis and will be subject to availability. Supporters who did not purchase a Gold/Silver/City Fox membership for the 2013/14 season or whose booking histories do not meet the necessary criteria of THREE league games during the 2013/14 campaign will NOT be eligible to purchase tickets. Availability is limited to sections B1, B3, A2 and C1, which are priced as follows: B1/B3 Adults: £690 Seniors: £460 Under-22s: £480 Under-18s: £160 Under-12s: £105 Under-8s: £80 A2/C1 Adults: £510 Seniors: £395 Under-22s: £380 Under-18s: £160 Under-12s: £95 Under-8s: £60 Available Season Tickets can be purchased by visiting the City Fanstore in person, calling the Sales Centre on (0844 815 5000 option 1) or visiting www.lcfcdirect.com to purchase online. If purchasing on behalf of other supporters, please have to hand the full details of these supporter(s), including Client Reference and full name and address. Supporters purchasing tickets are asked to remain patient as queuing times for the phone lines or at the City Fanstore are expected to be longer than usual due to individual booking histories being checked prior to sale. To reduce queue times and improve the speed by which enquiries can be serviced, the Club requests that supporters have their Client Reference Number(s) to hand and, where appropriate, any ticket stubs they wish to have added to their booking history from the 2013/14 season. This will enable our sales representatives to locate accounts and update booking histories. The Club would like to remind supporters that tickets purchased within two hours of kick-off on previous match days are unlikely to have been recorded as part of their booking history. They may present any tickets purchased in such a manner to the City Fanstore as proof of attendance, although such purchases cannot be recorded over the phone as the physical ticket stubs will need to be presented to the Club. Photographs/scans will not be accepted. Tickets will ONLY be sold to those supporters who meet the qualifying criteria and no tickets will be sold to supporters who have not attended the required three league fixtures during the 2013/14 season. Read more at http://www.lcfc.com/news/article/160614-limited-season-tickets-available-saturday-1644834.aspx#kUjFYAqU4CUOcqYZ.99
beemeroo Posted 16 June 2014 Posted 16 June 2014 I can't believe they're only being made available to people who attended three games last year. I can't believe they're being made available to people who only attended three games last year. Delete as appropriate. Close thread.
HEGGSY Posted 16 June 2014 Posted 16 June 2014 I can't believe they're only being made available to people who attended three games last year. I can't believe they're being made available to people who only attended three games last year. Delete as appropriate. Close thread. I think it's fair enough, what's wrong with that?
beemeroo Posted 16 June 2014 Posted 16 June 2014 I think it's fair enough, what's wrong with that? Re-read the options. They're the polar opinions Foxestalk loves so much when it comes to ticket policy.
Wilson_6 Posted 16 June 2014 Posted 16 June 2014 I can't believe they're only being made available to people who attended three games last year. I can't believe they're being made available to people who only attended three games last year. Delete as appropriate. Close thread.
Harry - LCFC Posted 16 June 2014 Posted 16 June 2014 Quite right that they're selling them to people who wanted to attend in the Championship. There's probably an exception out there somewhere but if you really cared about the club you'd have got yourself to a game or two this season.
Danizen Posted 16 June 2014 Posted 16 June 2014 I'm all on my todd in the East Stand. What are the chances of my mate getting one of these tickets and then upgrading to a H1 seat near me on a game-by-game basis?
promised land Posted 16 June 2014 Posted 16 June 2014 I'm all on my todd in the East Stand. What are the chances of my mate getting one of these tickets and then upgrading to a H1 seat near me on a game-by-game basis? Why not ask the club or see if you can relocate to a seat with him in these areas?
Danizen Posted 16 June 2014 Posted 16 June 2014 Why not ask the club or see if you can relocate to a seat with him in these areas?I don't want to sit in the West Stand. He doesn't either.
dsr-burnley Posted 17 June 2014 Posted 17 June 2014 £690? It's not so very long ago that there was a thread criticising Burnley for charging £685 for top priced season tickets for new supporters - and at least with our new fans there's a guarantee that they can buy one next season's for £355, whatever division we're in. Supply and demand, presumably.
isaidno Posted 17 June 2014 Posted 17 June 2014 Need to que up on saturday , but no idea what time to get there. Are people gonna be camping out ?
RonnieTodger Posted 17 June 2014 Posted 17 June 2014 Need to que up on saturday , but no idea what time to get there. Are people gonna be camping out ? I'd imagine so. Given the scramble at the start of sales, I reckon people will be even more desperate now.
broughtonblue Posted 17 June 2014 Posted 17 June 2014 I know someone who plans to get there at about 3am, not sure this will be early enough!
promised land Posted 17 June 2014 Posted 17 June 2014 I'd imagine so. Given the scramble at the start of sales, I reckon people will be even more desperate now. If I was after one I'd make sure I was at the doors no later than midnight to be sure. 500 or whatever the exact figure was is not a lot at all.
wight88 Posted 17 June 2014 Posted 17 June 2014 A great pity they didn't apply that criteria at the outset for new season tickets.
crisp packet Posted 17 June 2014 Posted 17 June 2014 £690? It's not so very long ago that there was a thread criticising Burnley for charging £685 for top priced season tickets for new supporters - and at least with our new fans there's a guarantee that they can buy one next season's for £355, whatever division we're in. Supply and demand, presumably.The views in the grounds are hardly comparable? was always the most expensive seats except seats in corporate areas which are more expensive ? (In the same stand) hence available... Oh and we have also sold 22k +
dsr-burnley Posted 17 June 2014 Posted 17 June 2014 Views are pretty similar, I would have thought. One football pitch viewed from the side looks pretty much like any other. Well done for selling 22,000. Quite impressive from your catchment area.
Craig Posted 17 June 2014 Posted 17 June 2014 Views are pretty similar, I would have thought. One football pitch viewed from the side looks pretty much like any other. Well done for selling 22,000. Quite impressive from your catchment area. Cheers Sean, much appreciated.
Soar Fox Posted 17 June 2014 Posted 17 June 2014 A great pity they didn't apply that criteria at the outset for new season tickets. Yes I agree. I said at the time that they should do a criteria for sales, 15+ games first option, 10+ games second etc.
Agent Fox Posted 17 June 2014 Posted 17 June 2014 Quite right that they're selling them to people who wanted to attend in the Championship. There's probably an exception out there somewhere but if you really cared about the club you'd have got yourself to a game or two this season. Still not enough games....
Woody1985s Posted 17 June 2014 Posted 17 June 2014 I went to 9 home games this season due to work comitnents. Brought tickets on gate and didn't keep any Stubbs . Anyone no of a way round this ? Am free to attend every game again this season so looking for a season ticket! And I'm not jumping on the band wagon I've had 6 season tickets in last 10 years
sylofox Posted 17 June 2014 Posted 17 June 2014 I went to 9 home games this season due to work comitnents. Brought tickets on gate and didn't keep any Stubbs . Anyone no of a way round this ? Am free to attend every game again this season so looking for a season ticket! And I'm not jumping on the band wagon I've had 6 season tickets in last 10 years Try phoning them tomorrow and see what they say. 6 season tickets when we was shite has got to be better than some one going to 3 games in a promotion season.
MattGamble92 Posted 18 June 2014 Posted 18 June 2014 Good policy but im sure theyll be people who went down last season who relied on their season ticket friends to pick them up a ticket now and then. So im sure theyll be some who cant prove they actually did go last season.Oh well
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