Matchday prices 2013/14 Cat A,B,C

Wilka

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• Jul 2, 2013

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http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/article/new-matchday-ticket-prices-891114.aspx

Ouch unless cat c!

 

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HawkTheSeagull

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So its actually a drop in price for our cheapest tickets......for some games anyway.

Prices arent awful, but a bit pricey.

 

Titanic

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Wilka

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The rise was to be expected but the lower ticket price I guess will apply more to the Tuesday night games where ticket sales are normally lower.

Hopefully Newport isn't a catagory C game as even £25 is too much for that game.

 

Driver8

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• Jul 2, 2013

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Wilka said:

Hopefully Newport isn't a catagory C game as even £25 is too much for that game.

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Bet it is.

 

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HawkTheSeagull

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• Jul 2, 2013

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Driver8 said:

Bet it is.

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It wont be - this is for league games and for Cup games with Championship/Premier League teams - so I was told when i asked the club the other day.

Lower league teams will be decided depending on the team.

 

Spun Cuppa

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• Jul 2, 2013

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I take it the £1.50 phone and in-person booking fees per ticket are to de-incentivise this method of getting tickets, as 'most' people will go for the £1 per ticket online option, rather than phone up, or traipse all the way to the Amex

 

yxee

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• Jul 2, 2013

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Hard to judge this without knowing how they grade the games, or even what percentage will be A/B/C. £25+1 for a seat in the north isn't that bad though.

 

Wilka

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Strange to close the ticket office in the city centre store as well but I guess the club wouldn't have done that if there was massive demand for it.

 

8ace

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• Jul 2, 2013

• #11

yxee said:

Hard to judge this without knowing how they grade the games, or even what percentage will be A/B/C. £25+1 for a seat in the north isn't that bad though.

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The Derby, Burnley and Millwall tickets are on sale from monday so I guess they'll announce the categories for them fairly soon.

 

Barrel of Fun

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• Jul 2, 2013

• #12

Daft prices. I've no intention of paying that much. The straw that broke the camels back.

 

casbom

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• Jul 2, 2013

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On the rare occasion I can get to a game I normally end up in E1G, normally had to pay £34 plus £2 bkg fee, so this time even for a top game I'll only pay £32 plus £1 online bkg fee, happy with this!

 

seagullsovergrimsby

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• Jul 2, 2013

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yxee said:

Hard to judge this without knowing how they grade the games, or even what percentage will be A/B/C. £25+1 for a seat in the north isn't that bad though.

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The games will be given a grading shortly before the tickets go on sale , ie with the last 2 home games against Blackpool and Yeovil there is leeway to alter the category if we are doing well and make these Cat A games.

 

Bold Seagull

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• Jul 2, 2013

• #15

Take £4-6 off those prices for your travel, and while they still aren't cheap, they do look more reasonable...

 

KNC

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• Jul 2, 2013

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Hang on, have I got this right? If I go to the ground to buy a ticket for an away match, I will be charged £1.50 for the honour?

 

Titanic

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Bold Seagull said:

Take £4-6 off those prices for your travel, and while they still aren't cheap, they do look more reasonable...

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Why would I do that? I need to add £12 ON for my car parking space (which if each of us if also paying £4-6 per game extra for travel, means it really costs my group £36 - £48 a game). Bargain? No. Actually pretty close to the limit I am able/comfortable paying.

 

theonesmith

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• Jul 2, 2013

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I don't think those are too bad (it'll be hard to get a ticket for the in demand games anyway). Cat C prices are great, hopefully means more full houses. I thought it would be much higher TBH...

 

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Husty

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• Jul 2, 2013

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What is the ****ing point in this when there's a £2 different between the categories? Teams like Derby offer their cheapest category tickets for as little as £14 all those prices are still a rip off, especially when you stick the booking fees on top.

 

Notters

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• Jul 2, 2013

• #20

Notice that the west upper wings no longer exist, so some serious price rises there!