Kalimantan Gull
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[Football] Most expensive season tickets in Europe
- Thread starter Kalimantan Gull
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- Aug 8, 2005
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I always think these league tables are a bit fake, being based on the cheapest season tickets. For all I know some of these clubs may only offer 100 at this cost. Equally if it was based on the most expensive it would be wrong too.
It should be a weighted average all season tickets to give a true picture.
That, and that Albion season ticket includes around £150 worth of transport (based on living in Worthing - possibly more from other places).
nicko31
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And these prices are in the era of a weakened sterling making Europe clubs about 15% more in GBP terms.
With all the money in the PL really no tickets should be >£30, its just wrong
With all the money in the PL really no tickets should be >£30, its just wrong
Kalimantan Gull
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Its the premier league + Juventus and PSG. The two missing Prem clubs, Man City and Huddersfield, come in at 22nd and 23rd. barcelona at £149, nice.
Gazwag
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Fake news
Ours comes with travel
Palace comes with a black hoodie
Ours comes with travel
Palace comes with a black hoodie
Not only a black hoodie but mine cost £ 475 not £570. I sit in the Holmesdale and get no concessions. So as is a popular saying these days its Fake news !!
£515 is £27 per game
- Aug 8, 2005
- 26,544
As an aside I bought a couple of guest tickets for the Arsenal home game on Boxing Day. five rows from the front but in the corner of the North Stand. £45! I was shocked. That is a very expensive ticket for a very average (arguably poor) view.
studio150
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Don't forget the comfy seats as well, and plenty of leg room
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
- 70,151
This. A seat in the North is tremendous value IMHO. Massive cheers to TB and the club for keeping the price pegged. Seeing as how we attract near enough a full house most home games and there doesn't appear to be any possility of meaningful expansion of the stadium short of ripping it up and starting again, then a lesser owner could well be tempted to whack up the prices to what they think the market might bear. Tho having said that, now we're in the Prem, I suppose it could be argued that ticket revenue pales into insignificance next to the TV money sloshing around. But that applies to all clubs equally.
Albion_Dave
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clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
Included, rather than free is more accurate.
Albion_Dave
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£186 saving from Eastbourne. makes a massive difference.
No Lower block B, Been in the same seat since 1999, but this season I can watch another abject performance from over paid players with out my hangover being worsened by a bleeding drum
Thunder Bolt
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Not forgetting the price quoted is the standard adult price. There are the various concessions which are below that price.
That's what i pay for West Upper front row. Good value but i can see the prices going up again for next season. The club know 6k are waiting in the wings.