Shirley the club are justified in charging high ST prices at Championship level, as we will still be watching the likes of Dunk, Duffy, Gross, Stephens and Izquierdo.
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[Albion] 2018/19 Season Ticket Renewals and Prices
- Thread starter drew
- Start date
Let me be the first to suggest the club might actually reduce prices for one season as a thank you for our support.
On the subject of going down its important to remember psychologically its much harder for a group of players including manager to get up and go again so to speak,statistically not many teams bounce back straight away look at the bottom three last season ?
On the subject of going down its important to remember psychologically its much harder for a group of players including manager to get up and go again so to speak,statistically not many teams bounce back straight away look at the bottom three last season ?
Bob!
Coffee Buyer
- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,119
When there are 5,000 punters on the waiting list?
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Neville's Breakfast
Well-known member
If we are relegated what happens if some of these people turn down the offer of a season ticket in the Championship ? I would hope they go to the bottom of the list rather than have a permanent option on a Premier League season ticket after any future promotion.
Bob!
Coffee Buyer
- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,119
If they turn it down, they're off the list surely.
Brian Munich
teH lulZ
- Jul 7, 2008
- 163
How about recognition that one fan has been funding our losses for every year up until this one? £40m last year alone, which is over £1300 extra per season ticket if you wanted to break even for one season.
Good point. Even if a couple of thousand jack it in, in theory they'll be swallowed up, and we'll still see vast prettendances in the Championship next sesson.
If we go down we'll still sell out of STs and still have a waiting list. Given there will (initially at least) be a high expectation that we'll be promoted straight back (whether realistic or not) people won't make the same mistake again. Suggesting prices would be reduced is laughable - makes no economic sense. They didn't go up when we got promoted for the majority, and demand will still outstrip supply so it would make no economic sense while the club are still posting losses. Matchday tickets will be cheaper of course.
They just become ordinary punters. If they want to be become season ticket holders again (after missing a season) they go to bottom of the list.
studio150
Well-known member
From todays programme
Adults
A £515
B/C £615
D £730
E £810
F £550
looks like an increase to me, no doubt emails will follow
Adults
A £515
B/C £615
D £730
E £810
F £550
looks like an increase to me, no doubt emails will follow
If those numbers are right, it equates to a c4% rise across the board:
A £515 (£495) +4.0%
B/C £615 (£590) +4.2%
D £730 (£700) +4.3%
E £810 (£775) +4.5%
F £550 (£530) +3.8%
Perfectly reasonable, I’m in.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Above current RPI collectively when averaged, still needs must
jamie the seagull
Well-known member
- Jul 27, 2011
- 2,803
Is this an early bird offer?
Would have thought the JCL's will wait to see what league we are in.
Don't care that there are more games in the EFL, as this season in the PL has shown EFL may be quantity, quality it ain't...
Would have thought the JCL's will wait to see what league we are in.
Don't care that there are more games in the EFL, as this season in the PL has shown EFL may be quantity, quality it ain't...
Charlies Shinpad
New member
I’m in just need to move our seats from the mind your language crèche area of the North Stand to the F##K, C##T area of the North Stand
Nixonator
Well-known member
You were told to mind your language in the North? Surely you just laughed at them. Whereabouts are you?
Bob!
Coffee Buyer
- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,119
You have to pay (or start paying if on DD) in March.
If you wait to see what league we're in you've lost your ST.
studio150
Well-known member
Not mentioned in programme, but positioned as renewals and cancellations deadline was 14 March.
Whether there will be a change in cost after this deadline will no doubt be dependent on take up. I would expect slightly higher than average retention rate if we look like staying in the PL and any spare will no doubt be taken by those on the waiting list.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
The yearly bulk buy cost increase means less than zero to me.
How much will my WSU direct debit go up ?
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How much will my WSU direct debit go up ?
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