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Munchkin · Aug 25, 2014

Just a quick question.

How often are 1901 season tickets made available to supporters ?

Enjoyed the Overline lounge on Saturday and now seriously considering (if available) making it a permanent fixture.

The Merry Prankster · Aug 25, 2014

Munchkin said:
Just a quick question.

How often are 1901 season tickets made available to supporters ?

Enjoyed the Overline lounge on Saturday and now seriously considering (if available) making it a permanent fixture.

There will probably be some available through the club when the current licences expire at the end of next season. In the meantime there are generally one or two for sale privately (although there might not be so early in the season) try asking Paul Rodgers or Marcus if they know of anyone trying to get rid of theirs.

blue'n'white · Aug 25, 2014

I think it's "dead man's shoes" and there's a waiting list. Your best bet is to contact the club.

Munchkin · Aug 25, 2014

blue'n'white said:
I think it's "dead man's shoes" and there's a waiting list. Your best bet is to contact the club.

Cheers.

HenryC · Aug 25, 2014

I know if a pair that are available... Contact Paul Rogers...

Beach Hut · Aug 25, 2014

Call me old fashioned however I can see nothing attractive about attending a football match in an area where you have to conform to a dress code.

Superphil · Aug 25, 2014

I think the south west corner 1901 has seats available, and IMO that lounge is better than the Overline. As has been said, speak to Paul Rogers (Paul.rogers@bhafc.co.uk) and he'll confirm what's available.

Weststander · Aug 25, 2014

The Merry Prankster said:
There will probably be some available through the club when the current licences expire at the end of next season. In the meantime there are generally one or two for sale privately (although there might not be so early in the season) try asking Paul Rodgers or Marcus if they know of anyone trying to get rid of theirs.

"Some" or many?

The Merry Prankster · Aug 25, 2014

Possibly a tidal wave or if we are in the PL, none. Mystic Meg is observing the Bank Holiday.

Beach Hut · Aug 25, 2014

The Merry Prankster said:
Possibly a tidal wave or if we are in the PL, none. Mystic Meg is observing the Bank Holiday.

If we are still Championship this may be quite an issue for the club, do you have to commit to 5 years at a time ?

The Merry Prankster · Aug 25, 2014

Beach Hut said:
Call me old fashioned however I can see nothing attractive about attending a football match in an area where you have to conform to a dress code.

People who dress like grown ups don't worry about this!

The Merry Prankster · Aug 25, 2014

Beach Hut said:
If we are still Championship this may be quite an issue for the club, do you have to commit to 5 years at a time ?

You did first time round. Prix fixe.

nick c · Aug 25, 2014

Beach Hut said:
Call me old fashioned however I can see nothing attractive about attending a football match in an area where you have to conform to a dress code.

I've seen your dress code and yes I would call you old fashioned!!

Beach Hut · Aug 25, 2014

nick c said:
I've seen your dress code and yes I would call you old fashioned!!

Be careful otherwise those "shoes" might be a mention.........

Herr Tubthumper · Aug 25, 2014

The Merry Prankster said:
You did first time round. Prix fixe.

I have a feeling it will go to season-by-season when the current deal expires.

Bry Nylon · Aug 25, 2014

blue'n'white said:
I think it's "dead man's shoes"

Shouldn't this be on the 1901 "Guess what today's food was" thread?

clippedgull · Aug 25, 2014

Will be interesting to see how they price the 1901 subscriptions at renewal time.

They will obviously want to retain the fans/corporates.

Also the people that bought the 5 year seat licences (separate from monthly match subscription) will be looking at shelling out for a further seat licence plus subscription if they wish to carry on in the 1901 club.

seagullsovergrimsby · Aug 25, 2014

clippedgull said:
Will be interesting to see how they price the 1901 subscriptions at renewal time.

They will obviously want to retain the fans/corporates.

Also the people that bought the 5 year seat licences (separate from monthly match subscription) will be looking at shelling out for a further seat licence plus subscription if they wish to carry on in the 1901 club.

Is this the opportunity for the club to introduce a two tier pricing strategy ? 5 year seat licences to be a lot more expensive in a central location to attract the corporate hospitality crowd and shift the "regular" fans out to the wings ?

clippedgull · Aug 25, 2014

seagullsovergrimsby said:
Is this the opportunity for the club to introduce a two tier pricing strategy ? 5 year seat licences to be a lot more expensive in a central location to attract the corporate hospitality crowd and shift the "regular" fans out to the wings ?

Possibly of that happening. But you also have the 'life' licences and 'regular' fans in the central locations.

Goldstone1976 · Aug 25, 2014

Superphil said:
I think the south west corner 1901 has seats available, and IMO that lounge is better than the Overline. As has been said, speak to Paul Rogers (Paul.rogers@bhafc.co.uk) and he'll confirm what's available.

There were at least 20 or so available in exactly this spot a couple of months ago. It's the old WAGS spot, before they were relocated to the East.

seagullsovergrimsby said:
Is this the opportunity for the club to introduce a two tier pricing strategy ? 5 year seat licences to be a lot more expensive in a central location to attract the corporate hospitality crowd and shift the "regular" fans out to the wings ?

There already is a two tier strategy - on both licence length and pricing.

Licence: 5 years (expires at the next of next season) for £500 or "lifetime" (actually something like 50 years from memory) for £1000.

monthly Pricing: "Platinum" - central location in West middle, all of 1901 WSL, and the whole of East stand 1901, bigger lounge (eg BUPA, Overline), more focus on the added-on bits (eg - match day hosts more likely to turn up, Mullers will make more speeches there) - £125 pm. "Gold" - towards the wings, smaller lounges, much less likely to get attention if they're under-staffed. £91 pm. I say "towards the wings"; I'm in "Gold" - three seats away from Platinum (so about as close to the centre as you can be for a "Gold" member) and I'm about mid way between the half way line and the North penalty box line. Closer to the centre = Platinum.

AFAIK, the club have no Platinum seats available and the only Gold seats are in the far SW corner.

AS others have said, there may well be people who wish to sell their seat(s), which could be anywhere... ask Dodge.

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