Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Exactly - what did people expect? If it was Cambridge at home, then yes, discount the tickets - but we're playing Arsenal, and probably a close to full strength Arsenal as well.
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Exactly - what did people expect? If it was Cambridge at home, then yes, discount the tickets - but we're playing Arsenal, and probably a close to full strength Arsenal as well.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Albion Robster
Well-known member
I'm assuming the price includes the Transport levy?
CorgiRegisteredFriend
Well-known member
I expected this just as much as I expected £10 for Brentford. It's all about who you are playing and where. That's life! Will be getting my ticket and can't wait.
Keep up at the back .... I'm not out of work. Personally I think more than £30 for an adult ticket to any match is a rip off but sadly there are too many people prepared to pay it so all the clubs get away with it.
Or a normal Brighton fan who appreciates we don't often play one of the best teams in the country and fully expects to pay full price?
HawkTheSeagull
New member
Correct.
Reasonable pricing. Also if you do sit in a more-expensive area - you do of course have the option of sitting in a "cheaper" area if you want.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
I think a lot of us are spoilt by having a Season Ticket
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
Why not?
Mellor 3 Ward 4
Well-known member
I guess there's no surprise at the pricing - after all wasn't Millwall on a Friday night a Category A game with the same prices, and I guess Leeds + others will be the same?
My 2 x WSU seats will cost me £72.00 plus whatever the booking fee is - with it being on TV I hope it still sells out.
I just had a look at the club website, and tickets for the 'shelf' in the NW corner are £42.00 with no concessions - is that right? I thought that are, when opened, was used by schools etc.?
I think what it shows is how good value a ST is - and how easy it would be, if the club lose 000s of STHs, for attendances to fall sharply, as match-by-match prices are IMO simply too high.
My 2 x WSU seats will cost me £72.00 plus whatever the booking fee is - with it being on TV I hope it still sells out.
I just had a look at the club website, and tickets for the 'shelf' in the NW corner are £42.00 with no concessions - is that right? I thought that are, when opened, was used by schools etc.?
I think what it shows is how good value a ST is - and how easy it would be, if the club lose 000s of STHs, for attendances to fall sharply, as match-by-match prices are IMO simply too high.
HawkTheSeagull
New member
No reason given which seems odd - especially as the club will fork out a bit on sending paper tickets.
Seems pointless.
Peter Grummit
Well-known member
£36 according to my reading.
And as it's paper tickets, I'm presuming print-at-home will be booking free?
PG
Very weird. The club allegedly upgraded the ticketing system as well.
supaseagull
Well-known member
There will still be people that complain!
bernster
New member
Me and the sprog currently abide in E1G which will be the extra away fan allocation have a choice of moving to E1A or N2A and B ooh the shelf might be a nice changebut the most expensive price for some reason.
They are offering the shelf at family strand prices for this match. so it will be 32 and 15 snarlers for the sprog(or less if he is under 10)
Joe Gatting's Dad
New member
WSU is £36 (£26 for oldies) - WSL is £42.