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[Albion] 2018/19 Season Ticket Renewals and Prices



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Jimmehh

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Sussex by the Sea




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SUA Seagull

SUA Seagull

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Jul 23, 2016
408
Stratford-upon-Avon
The club has said that ST renewal dox will be sent out to fans in February, so I guess that could mean a March deadline for responses. With a tough set of March/April/May “run-in” fixtures to come, I suspect some fans may elect to wait and see where we sit in the PL at the end of February before deciding what to do. For next season, it will be very interesting to see what will be the ST renewal take-up from existing ST holders or, if they elect not to renew, new ST holders currently on the waiting list whom I would like to think would take up any slack. Either way, I would be very surprised if we didn’t end up with full ST capacity again next season in whichever division we find ourselves, which would be great. (I will be renewing regardless and all of the Albion fans I know will be too.)
 






Daddies_Sauce

Daddies_Sauce

Falmer WSL, not a JCL
Jun 27, 2008
852
My seat in West Stand Lower:

2011-12 £594.96
2012-13 £625.00 +£30.04
2013-14 £680.00 +£55
2014-15 £715.00 +£35
2015-16 £715.00 +£0
2016-17 £740.00 +£25
2017-18 £775.00 +£35
2018-19 £???.??

Based on this probably another £30 - £35 increase for 2018-19
 








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Springal

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Feb 12, 2005
23,830
GOSBTS
5% increase justified by an extra 4 games next season ?!
 


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sussex_guy2k2

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Jun 6, 2014
3,732
Jimmehh said:
No they weren't.... They went up by about £2 a month...

https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/news/2017/february/2017-18-season-ticket-renewal-information/

- Season-ticket renewal prices, for those who pay by direct debit, will increase by around £2 per month for adults, with under-10s prices increasing by less than 50 pence per month
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In the North Stand, match day tickets went up from £20 per game to £25 per game. That's a 25% increase in price per game... It's the same old business trick that a lot of chocolate companies are employing - giving us less for the same price.
 


GJN1

GJN1

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Nov 4, 2014
1,180
Brighton
Daddies_Sauce said:
My seat in West Stand Lower:

2011-12 £594.96
2012-13 £625.00 +£30.04
2013-14 £680.00 +£55
2014-15 £715.00 +£35
2015-16 £715.00 +£0
2016-17 £740.00 +£25
2017-18 £775.00 +£35
2018-19 £???.??

Based on this probably another £30 - £35 increase for 2018-19
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£249 at Huddersfield for adults. Costs more for my 14-year-old's ST...
 




Tim Over Whelmed

Tim Over Whelmed

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Jul 24, 2007
10,188
Arundel
I always leave on 84 minutes, therefore my season ticket should be reduced by about 7%, is that correct?
 


Questions

Questions

Habitual User
Oct 18, 2006
24,870
Worthing
sussex_guy2k2 said:
In the North Stand, match day tickets went up from £20 per game to £25 per game. That's a 25% increase in price per game... It's the same old business trick that a lot of chocolate companies are employing - giving us less for the same price.
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I see your point but this time we’ve had a better quality chocolate which seemed fair to me. What will happen though if they increase the price and we go back to admittedly more chocolate but just the budget range.
 






Bozza

Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003
55,717
Back in Sussex
Daddies_Sauce said:
My seat in West Stand Lower:

2011-12 £594.96
2012-13 £625.00 +£30.04
2013-14 £680.00 +£55
2014-15 £715.00 +£35
2015-16 £715.00 +£0
2016-17 £740.00 +£25
2017-18 £775.00 +£35
2018-19 £???.??

Based on this probably another £30 - £35 increase for 2018-19
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And that's a great illustration of why the interest free direct debit scheme is an absolute winner for both fans and the club alike.
 


GJN1

GJN1

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Nov 4, 2014
1,180
Brighton
Questions said:
I see your point but this time we’ve had a better quality chocolate which seemed fair to me. What will happen though if they increase the price and we go back to admittedly more chocolate but just the budget range.
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I'm not sure it is better quality chocolate. Just look at all the Category C games we have.
 


Questions

Questions

Habitual User
Oct 18, 2006
24,870
Worthing
GJN1 said:
I'm not sure it is better quality chocolate. Just look at all the Category C games we have.
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Well if it’s not better quality why are we at the bottom.

The thing is GJN1 I remember all this talk in 1983 about it not being the end of the world if we go down, the old 2nd division is great and we’ll come again so to speak and to be honest it was dull apart from the cup run. We’re more stable now admittedly - I hope.
 






GJN1

GJN1

Well-known member
Nov 4, 2014
1,180
Brighton
Questions said:
Well if it’s not better quality why are we at the bottom.

The thing is GJN1 I remember all this talk in 1983 about it not being the end of the world if we go down, the old 2nd division is great and we’ll come again so to speak and to be honest it was dull apart from the cup run. We’re more stable now admittedly - I hope.
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To continue the chocolate analogy it's like Revels at the moment. For every orange one you get, there's always two or three coffee ones that you can't be arsed with (but still eat anyway).
 




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