Price of the Championship.

Drebin said:

We're getting value we can't complain with in comparison (which is the whole point, isn't it). Ticket prices= top end championship football. Program=high standard compared to others. Tea= I've had better, I've had worse. Pies=Unfortunately the club have me by the tastebuds here and I would happily part with plenty more than they charge. A bargain for me despite being the leagues most expensive.

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I remember the good times said:

The Big Yin was in town last night. How much was a ticket to see him? My match day experience is roughly £50 all in (ticket, pie & pint), I expect it cost more to see Billy. Point made.

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Notters said:

Really? I'd love to have one occasionally but can't justify £4 for a small pie!

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bn1&bn3 Albion said:

Factoring in free travel, the season ticket and match ticket prices aren't too bad.. The pies and programme certainly look much better than I've seen at most away games but I very rarely buy either so I can't really judge quality. Tea should cost F all, you're paying £2.50 for a tea bag and a cup..

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I remember the good times said:

The Big Yin was in town last night. How much was a ticket to see him? My match day experience is roughly £50 all in (ticket, pie & pint), I expect it cost more to see Billy. Point made.

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Paul Reids Sock said:

I think that this is something that is missed in nearly all of these surveys. It is great value in my opinion and I love the Park and ride option. It makes getting down to a match very easy from Reading, I think we also understate just how good the P+R are (I only have experience of Mill Road/Lane)

I took the boy to a reading match recently. It cost £7 to park near the ground and took an hour and a half to be able to get out the car park and down the road toward Reading. We wanted to go the other way but couldn't fight through the traffic.

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heathgate said:

Since the Amex opened, I have had a pie at every match, different flavours and filling... although Chicken and Ham is the best..... I have had 1 poor pie in all that time... a veggie option that was just a mush of red peppers.... it wasn't disgusting, just poor..... I really don't get this constant griping about the pies.

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AmexRuislip said:

You beat me by half hour, went to a Reading game earlier in season, with a couple of mates from there, they were home before I left car park!!
Took me own grub.

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Paul Reids Sock said:

I think that this is something that is missed in nearly all of these surveys. It is great value in my opinion and I love the Park and ride option. It makes getting down to a match very easy from Reading, I think we also understate just how good the P+R are (I only have experience of Mill Road/Lane)

I took the boy to a reading match recently. It cost £7 to park near the ground and took an hour and a half to be able to get out the car park and down the road toward Reading. We wanted to go the other way but couldn't fight through the traffic.

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super-seagulls said:

Next time park at their house?

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WATFORD zero said:

All football is overpriced. It's down to people who sit in the pub or at home watching it on Sky and then go on the forums of the team they 'support' whining about how they don't go because it's overpriced

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BensGrandad said:

I do not gripe about the pies but do not think that they represent good value for money so it is simple I do not buy one and the same with the program, that is the choice we have.

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Dick Head said:

He says, griping about the pies.

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