DERBY ticket details for GOLD members

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Horsham Gull

H Block Offender
Dec 4, 2006
8,614
Horsham
Derby Ticket Details
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The club has begun to write to Gold members informing them of ticketing details for the Carling Cup third round match against Derby County on Tuesday 4th November.

The letters will include each Gold member's unique reservation code needed to purchase their usual seat using the online ticketing system.
In line with the club's ticketing policy, Gold members receive priority for this match, and have until 5pm on Tuesday 14th October to purchase their own seat.

Derby County Ticket Prices

North Stand Centre
Adults: £20.00
Senior Citizens: £17.00
Under-16s: £13.00

North Wings
Adults: £19.00
Senior Citizens: £14.00
Under-16s: £12.00

South Stand Centre
Adults: £18.00
Senior Citizens: £13.00
Under-16s: £11.00

South Wings
Adults: £17.00
Senior Citizens: £11.50
Under-16s: £10.00
Under-21s: £12.50

Family Stand
Adult + U16: £21.00
Adult + U10: £18.00
Additional
Adult: £17.00
U16: £10.00
U10: £1


Possible Fourth Round Tie Against Leeds United
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The potential home match against Leeds United in the fourth round of the competition will take place on Wednesday 12th November, kick-off 7.45pm.

Owing to the extremely limited timescale, the priority period for Gold members to claim their seats will be until 5pm on Friday 7th November.

Gold members will receive a second reservation number for this fixture with their Derby County information, and are strongly advised to purchase their usual seat using the online ticketing system.
 




Beach Hut

Brighton Bhuna Boy
Jul 5, 2003
72,702
Living In a Box
I maybe wrong but don't you need to log on with your email address ?

If so why do we all need a letter when an mail could sent instead and save on demolishing another rain forest ?
 




Jimmy Grimble

Well-known member
Nov 10, 2007
10,262
Starting a revolution from my bed
South Stand Centre
Adults: £18.00
Senior Citizens: £13.00
Under-16s: £11.00


Why is there no U21 price for the South Stand Centre? Bit of a con isnt it? That's where my season ticket is and I paid U21 price so why cant I for a cup game ? :glare:
 


Barry Izbak

U.T.A.
Dec 7, 2005
7,526
Lancing By Sea
Prices reduced.
Loads of notice.
Possible Leeds details ready too.

Still some moan :rant:
 






British Bulldog

The great escape
Feb 6, 2006
10,994
Well why should I have to pay adult price while I'm 16? Defeats the point of student discount doesnt it.

Well you cant exactly grumble if you have to, you get a damn good deal for league games so an extra £3 for a cup game is'nt the biggest hardship in the world.
 


Well you cant exactly grumble if you have to, you get a damn good deal for league games so an extra £3 for a cup game is'nt the biggest hardship in the world.
Yes, but ...

Derby County fans get an U-21 discount.


From the Derby County website:-

Brighton and Hove Albion v Derby County
Tuesday November 4, 7.45pm, Withdean Stadium
Carling Cup third round
894 uncovered seats

All ticket purchases for Brighton v Derby County will receive a 25 per cent discount voucher for use on away replica kit in shopDCFC.

One ticket = one voucher. Not for use with any other promotion or discount.

Prices:
Adults - £16
Seniors - £11
Under 21 - £12
Under 16 - £10
Under 10 - £1
Disabled and carer - £12

On sale:
Platinum members - Monday October 6
Season ticket holders - Monday October 13
Gold members - Thursday October 16
General sale - Monday October 20

Rams on Tour members will have their ticket(s) sent automatically by post.

RoadRider coach travel will depart from Pride Park Stadium's Toyota West Stand car park at 12.30pm, priced £16.

Supporters under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult when travelling on the RoadRider coaches.

Tickets will be on sale from the above dates in-store at the ticket office during opening hours, or 24 hours a day by calling 0871 472 1884.



Interesting that season ticket holders get SECOND priority.
 




Jimmy Grimble

Well-known member
Nov 10, 2007
10,262
Starting a revolution from my bed
Well you cant exactly grumble if you have to, you get a damn good deal for league games so an extra £3 for a cup game is'nt the biggest hardship in the world.

Still defeats the point, though. Why is it just the South Stand Centre where there is no U21 prices? It may not be the biggest hardship in the world, but when you're 16, you've already paid £140 quid for a season ticket, £18 quid doesnt come easy.
 








Tom Hark Preston Park

Will Post For Cash
Jul 6, 2003
74,338
I maybe wrong but don't you need to log on with your email address ?

If so why do we all need a letter when an mail could sent instead and save on demolishing another rain forest ?


I've just Asked The Club about this.

Makes no sense on any level for the club to be sending out more paper than necessary. Especially as the more cheapo the delivery firm employed, the more random the chances of the letter actually being delivered.

I've asked the club to consider offering us a 'contact me by email only' option for future ticket applications, if they insist on secret codes and special application forms and all the rest of it. Personally, I trust the club to deliver an email far more than I trust a man in a van in Burgess Hill to deliver a letter.
 


Da Man Clay

T'Blades
Dec 16, 2004
16,317
Still defeats the point, though. Why is it just the South Stand Centre where there is no U21 prices? It may not be the biggest hardship in the world, but when you're 16, you've already paid £140 quid for a season ticket, £18 quid doesnt come easy.

Don't go then. Its a cup game so the pricing is obviously gonna be slightly different. If you can't go im sure someone else will take your seat.
 




I've just Asked The Club about this.

Makes no sense on any level for the club to be sending out more paper than necessary. Especially as the more cheapo the delivery firm employed, the more random the chances of the letter actually being delivered.

I've asked the club to consider offering us a 'contact me by email only' option for future ticket applications, if they insist on secret codes and special application forms and all the rest of it. Personally, I trust the club to deliver an email far more than I trust a man in a van in Burgess Hill to deliver a letter.
In principle, I agree with this.

The problem is, though, that there is some glitch in the Club's system that means that they have NEVER been able to get an e-mail to arrive at my main e-mail address.

I don't know what the problem is. Maybe it's because I use a .me.uk address. And I know that they've tried to fix it. But it still doesn't work.
 


Jimmy Grimble

Well-known member
Nov 10, 2007
10,262
Starting a revolution from my bed
Don't go then. Its a cup game so the pricing is obviously gonna be slightly different. If you can't go im sure someone else will take your seat.

I know the pricing will be differnt - My point is, it is unfair and inconsistent to have U21 prices for the rest of the ground - including the away end - but not the South Stand centre. Infact, I'd be surprised if there isnt some kind of ruling preventing that - espicially when U21 season tickets could be purchased at a cheaper rate. So please dont use the "dont go then" arguement. I will go regardless, I just find it both a little unjust and surprsing.
 


Da Man Clay

T'Blades
Dec 16, 2004
16,317
I know the pricing will be differnt - My point is, it is unfair and inconsistent to have U21 prices for the rest of the ground - including the away end - but not the South Stand centre. Infact, I'd be surprised if there isnt some kind of ruling preventing that - espicially when U21 season tickets could be purchased at a cheaper rate. So please dont use the "dont go then" arguement. I will go regardless, I just find it both a little unjust and surprsing.

I do understand what you're saying, though with Cup games and such there is no guarentee that pricing levels will be the same - the club dont have to have U21 pricing anywhere. They have obviously decided for one reason or another that they want to charge more of South stand centre. Probably slightly unfair but thats life.
 


Jimmy Grimble

Well-known member
Nov 10, 2007
10,262
Starting a revolution from my bed
I do understand what you're saying, though with Cup games and such there is no guarentee that pricing levels will be the same - the club dont have to have U21 pricing anywhere. They have obviously decided for one reason or another that they want to charge more of South stand centre. Probably slightly unfair but thats life.

The thing is, I'm pretty sure they cant offer U21's, like myself, ( months away from being able to get an under 16 ST :rant:) season ticket deals at a cut price then not follow it up with reduced prices for a cup game in one area of the ground while they do it in all others - espicially when they're offering the Derby fans reduced U21 prices.
 




Da Man Clay

T'Blades
Dec 16, 2004
16,317
The thing is, I'm pretty sure they cant offer U21's, like myself, ( months away from being able to get an under 16 ST :rant:) season ticket deals at a cut price then not follow it up with reduced prices for a cup game in one area of the ground while they do it in all others - espicially when they're offering the Derby fans reduced U21 prices.

Yeah, they can.
 




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