Albion 2013-14 season tickets - ALL the details

[Conkers]

Not too shabby, club probably have this spot on.
We all knew the subsidy was going to increase but £20 seems like a fair hike.

 

[jgmcdee]

Hmm... being a STH who wants to move, and having four season tickets in a row, it seems that I'm going to be last on the list for moves again, so basically no chance. Seems that I'd be better off ditching my season tickets and putting myself back on the waiting list than sticking with my current seats. This seems a little perverse on the part of the club in that they are penalising loyalty rather than rewarding it. Or am I reading this wrong?

 

[e77]

Will renew but 9.2% is a long way over inflation.

Cost of FFP, I guess.

 

[Horsham Gull]

Only £30 more a year in the North Stand still incredibly good value

 

[Billy Seagull]

Seems reasonable enough for WSU even though we have the biggest % rise.

Would like to see the travel zone moved East a bit if we are paying £50 a year as coming from Eastbourne we have to pay to Lewes and it only costs £1.50 extra to get to Falmer so the East people are subsidising those in the West.

 

[*Gullsworth*]

9.2 %......might as well be the first to moan..........inflation linked rise would have been a lot more to find.. 9.2% is a big hike IMHO...Probably still renew but not over the moon i must admit.

 

[Fourteenth Eye]

I still have reservations in regards to us getting promoted.
If, IF we get promoted then we would already be paying more per game as there are less games. In that regard, how much would the increase be

 

[severnside gull]

Still no student prices?

sadly too many abuse this as it is so easy to abuse - sensible that the club leave well alone

 

[8ace]

£23 a game for me, still good value.

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

sadly too many abuse this as it is so easy to abuse - sensible that the club leave well alone

Not IMO with two x Universities on the doorstop.

 

[cloud]

nice scoop there @bozza

 

[Wilko]

9.2 %......might as well be the first to moan..........inflation linked rise would have been a lot more to find.. 9.2% is a big hike IMHO...Probably still renew but not over the moon i must admit.

I think we lucked in with prices to start with at The Amex though, I will be paying under £20 a game which is fantastic value for front row WSU action.

 

[oleoleolevicente]

if i applied to be on the waiting list in mid january, when am i likely to get one?

 

[Bozza]

9.2 %......might as well be the first to moan..........inflation linked rise would have been a lot more to find.. 9.2% is a big hike IMHO...Probably still renew but not over the moon i must admit.

If you take out the transport subsidy the ticket price increase is quite small.

The subsidy HAS to rise due to the amount the club are shelling out on all aspects of the Amex transport 'project' that encompasses many things.

And I think if you look at the match cost, it's still remarkable value for the quality of surroundings we all enjoy.

 

[Bozza]

Simply, if £20 - £30 is the going rate to push the Albion into the Premier League: bring it on!

 

[e77]

So if we get promoted, does the transport subsidy go down as there will be four less matches?

 

[ees complicated no?]

My predicted 5% - 10% increase seems to be spot on then & seems pretty fair.

 

[Titanic]

If you take out the transport subsidy the ticket price increase is quite small.

How do I do that?

 

[Horsham Gull]

take £50 from the season ticket price then work out the average over 23 home games

 

[Vegas Seagull]

It's not 'renew' it's 'not cancel'