imbrightontillidie
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- Jan 12, 2011
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Does anyone know how much they are? Can't see anything on the website
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Disabled season ticket prices
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Prince Monolulu
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I may be wrong but it depends upon the age category of the applicant. For example, should the disabled person be 18-65 then it is normal price, with the carer going free of course.
Norman Baker suck my lozenge
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I would imagine the same price bands but a carer goes free.
If you need a carer you get a free st for them. Price will depend on which stand you want to go in.
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What constitutes disabled in their view? Essentially just someone that needs a carer?
Think it's anyone that's registered disabled.
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Oh right. Interesting! Thank you. I'm registered disabled due to my hearing ability, although the implant has worked wonders.
Prince Monolulu
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Whilst I am unaware of the full details of the policy currently utilised by BHA, I feel confident that their criteria will be strictly defined, in line with the professional and considered guidelines administered in most areas.
BensGrandad
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That is the correct answer providing they receive the highest level of disability benefit.
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I'm going to need a carer. They said they were going to sort out a T-Loop system, but it hasn't materialised.
I can just about hear some of the announcements and would think to evacuate if everyone made a dash for it (before 80 minutes) and play stopped...
The Legend that IS Lawro
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I would definitely take that issue up with the powers that be.
BensGrandad
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The disabled clasification and a free carers ticket is most definitely reliant upon the person concerned receivng the highest grade of disability allowance
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You would be most welcome. What's the deal on the cost? 20:80, but I'm willing to negotiate.
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I'm not trying to be an arse, but can they guarantee my safety, if I may well not be able to hear important announcements?
This is an exercise rather than looking for a cut price season ticket before anyone gets too excited.
BensGrandad
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I am only quoting what a friend if mine was told by the club top rate DLA or they do not regard you as disabled. Hearing raises an interesting point because that probably woukfnt qualify for top rate DLA but I can see your point regarding safety
announcements.
announcements.
Ernest
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DLA is a thing of the past so what is their viewpoint on people who get PIP ?
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Primary data is fact
This is the relevant section from the current Club Charter
6.5 Disabled Supporters
Disabled supporters will be charged the season ticket price equivalent to the pricing structure in the area in which they purchase their seat.
Applicants requiring a personal assistant must register proof of their own disability in advance with the club by providing one of the following:
Supporters can purchase a disabled season or match ticket at the American Express Community Stadium if they are in receipt of any of the following documents: - Middle Rate Disability Living Allowance (DLA) - Attendance Allowance (AA) - Severe Disablement Allowance (SDA) - War Disabled Pension - Certificate of Visual Impairment (CVI 2003)
Evidence must be supplied at the ticket office on an annual basis
Where the need for personal support has been identified, the club will admit the personal assistant free of charge on the understanding that they are providing a service to the disabled supporter to enable them to access match facilities.
Disabled supporters who register the need for a personal assistant may be refused entry should they arrive at the ground unattended as the club cannot guarantee that this service will be provided by club staff. No carer may enter the ground using his complimentary ticket if the person to whom he provides assistance is not attending the game.
When restricted view seats are offered for sale it is made clear that the view of the playing area is restricted and they are sold at an appropriately reduced price.
6.5 Disabled Supporters
Disabled supporters will be charged the season ticket price equivalent to the pricing structure in the area in which they purchase their seat.
Applicants requiring a personal assistant must register proof of their own disability in advance with the club by providing one of the following:
Supporters can purchase a disabled season or match ticket at the American Express Community Stadium if they are in receipt of any of the following documents: - Middle Rate Disability Living Allowance (DLA) - Attendance Allowance (AA) - Severe Disablement Allowance (SDA) - War Disabled Pension - Certificate of Visual Impairment (CVI 2003)
Evidence must be supplied at the ticket office on an annual basis
Where the need for personal support has been identified, the club will admit the personal assistant free of charge on the understanding that they are providing a service to the disabled supporter to enable them to access match facilities.
Disabled supporters who register the need for a personal assistant may be refused entry should they arrive at the ground unattended as the club cannot guarantee that this service will be provided by club staff. No carer may enter the ground using his complimentary ticket if the person to whom he provides assistance is not attending the game.
When restricted view seats are offered for sale it is made clear that the view of the playing area is restricted and they are sold at an appropriately reduced price.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Doesn't mention people who receive PIP