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11:25 30th October 2013
The Albion ticket office has unveiled a cracking Christmas promotion for this coming festive season, with a great December deal for Seagulls fans of all ages.
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The Christmas Trio ticket covers the three December home games against Barnsley, Leicester City and Huddersfield Town, and is available from under £65 for adults, £50 for seniors and from just £11.50 for children.
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It is available to buy now: online, in person or via the ticketline on 0844 3271901.
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Chief executive Paul Barber explained, "We are constantly looking at ways we can build on our already fantastic fan base, and with Christmas coming we wanted to give something back to the fans, in recognition of their support so far this season.
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"Our season tickets will always provide the best value for money, but this is a great-value package for those fans wanting to attend all three games in December.
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"It offers a significant cost saving, at a time of year when finances are always under scrutiny; and a dad and son or mum and daughter can come to all three Christmas games for just over £75 for the pair. We believe that is excellent value for money for three Championship games.
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"Also in the run up to Christmas, we will be selling half-season tickets, so fans can take advantage of similar pricing for the entire second half of the season.
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"And to thank our season-ticket holders, we will also be announcing a special recommend-a-friend price later this week. This will also give season-ticket holders the chance to earn some extra cashback if they can encourage friends or family to attend."
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Fans are reminded that they can purchase without paying a booking fee, by buying online and using the print-at-home option. To buy your Christmas Trio today visit www.seagulls.talent-sport.co.uk and select your seats for Barnsley, Leicester and Huddersfield.* In the online basket you will see the price of the Barnsley game automatically reduce down to give you the package saving.
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Click here to buy your Christmas Trio now.
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