£10 then, Reading tickets

Superphil

Dismember

Jul 7, 2003

25,419

In a pile of football shirts

• Dec 10, 2013

• #1

Well done the Club

Albion have announced great value ticket prices for all the family, for the FA Cup third round tie with Reading at American Express Community Stadium on Saturday 4th January, kick-off 3pm.

Prices start from £10 for adults, £7.50 for over-65s and £5 for under-16s in the north and south stands, with tickets in the west and east stands priced at £15 for adults, £7.50 for over-65s and £5 for under-16s - but in order to keep prices as affordable as possible, these DO NOT include the travel levy.

Read more at http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/article/affordable-fa-cup-football-1227354.aspx#76uQufUTAEurgfEW.99

 

The Wizard

Well-known member

Jul 2, 2009

18,383

• Dec 10, 2013

• #2

 

Thunder Bolt

Silly old bat

Aug 18, 2009

65,495

Beside the seaside, beside the sea

• Dec 10, 2013

• #3

Hurray. Gold members don't have to pay a booking fee either.

 

Puppet Master

non sequitur

Aug 14, 2012

4,055

• Dec 10, 2013

• #4

Purr.

Changed my mind, might just go now then.

 

northernseagull

Active member

Mar 12, 2013

676

• Dec 10, 2013

• #5

Tip top news... very well played BHAFC

 

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MattBackHome

Well-known member

Jul 7, 2003

11,727

• Dec 10, 2013

• #6

Excellent stuff

 

Return of the Rev

Well-known member

Nov 26, 2008

21,045

Flitting between the county league and mates rates

• Dec 10, 2013

• #7

100% going now

 

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dougdeep

New member

May 9, 2004

37,732

SUNNY SEAFORD

• Dec 10, 2013

• #8

How much will they charge for the park and ride?

 

The_Viper

Well-known member

Oct 10, 2010

4,345

Charlotte, NC

• Dec 10, 2013

• #9

If the ST holders don't have them all my girl from Chicago will make her first visit to the glorious south coast and it's beautiful AMEX, fingers crossed!

 

brightonmark1234

Well-known member

Feb 9, 2010

8,351

Worthing

• Dec 10, 2013

• #10

i will be going

 

shaolinpunk

[Insert witty title here]

Nov 28, 2005

7,187

Brighton

• Dec 10, 2013

• #11

I had no plans to go but now... now I'm thinking I might have to after all. Might head to a different stand though

 

nicko31

Well-known member

Jan 7, 2010

17,602

Gods country fortnightly

• Dec 10, 2013

• #12

A bold move by the club, still with these prices there will be a 20k + crowd and PB has realised its important to get bums on seats...

 

crodonilson

He/Him

Jan 17, 2005

13,533

Lyme Regis

• Dec 10, 2013

• #13

Magnificent gesture from Paul Barber and the club. Lets hope the fans respond in kind and we fill the stadium.

 

gripper stebson

Well-known member

Jul 27, 2004

6,657

• Dec 10, 2013

• #14

dougdeep said:

How much will they charge for the park and ride?

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£38.50 plus a £1.50 booking fee!

 

Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews

Remainer

Mar 19, 2007

7,060

The Graveyard & The Ballroom

• Dec 10, 2013

• #15

dougdeep said:

How much will they charge for the park and ride?

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fair play to the club, but if they had priced them up at £15 sth/north and £20 east/west and simply made a low key 'reminder', that travel WAS included, I feel the positive reaction from the fans would have been the same but without faffing around for change for the bus, or queing for a ticket at Brighton Stn (which will no doubt be an excercise in futility as it wont be practical to check that volume of train tickets)

 

HastingsSeagull

Well-known member

Jan 13, 2010

9,259

BGC Manila

• Dec 10, 2013

• #16

Means they're going to get 4 from me instead of 1 so good job club!

 

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GingerBeerMan

3-0

Dec 29, 2011

8,026

• Dec 10, 2013

• #17

Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews said:

fair play to the club, but if they had priced them up at £15 sth/north and £20 east/west and simply made a low key 'reminder', that travel WAS included, I feel the positive reaction from the fans would have been the same but without faffing around for change for the bus, or queing for a ticket at Brighton Stn (which will no doubt be an excercise in futility as it wont be practical to check that volume of train tickets)

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Wow, some people are hard to please. These prices are great, lower than most people could have imagined, and you still find reason to pick holes.

 

B.W.

New member

Jul 5, 2003

13,666

• Dec 10, 2013

• #18

Brilliant stuff by the club. Well done to TB, PB et al.

 

Simster

"the man's an arse"

Jul 7, 2003

54,206

Surrey

• Dec 10, 2013

• #19

Should pull in 27,000 then.

I might go myself, with my two boys.

 

Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews

Remainer

Mar 19, 2007

7,060

The Graveyard & The Ballroom

• Dec 10, 2013

• #20

GingerBeerMan said:

Wow, some people are hard to please. These prices are great, lower than most people could have imagined, and you still find reason to pick holes.

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no no no you've got me wrong, I admit I did see this coming, ITS A GREAT MOVE BY THE CLUB, I'm just saying that as most will pay at least £4.60 to get there, there will be a lot of first timers/non regulars and I'd hate to see them put off future visits by un necessary queues for payment of train tickets etc

Edit I see you're a Moulscoomber so I now understand that you are no doubt happy with no travel charge, I do see your point. (but I'm not trying to pick holes, honest)

 

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