Genuine season ticket renewal question

[aliakbanrafsanjali]

Hi all, looking for some advice from the north stand chat brains division regarding next seasons, season ticket renewals. This is not a protest or reaction to our current situation, although it obviously has got me thinking! My questions are...
I struggle to make evening games and also miss 1 or maybe 2 saturday games due to work commitments, with the price banding of games, would I be better off financially buying tickets on a game by game basis or to continue with my season ticket?
If and I believe it won't happen, we should get relegated, do league 1 teams play more or less evening games than championship teams?
Also (and as I have said, I don't believe it will happen) should we get relegated do you think season ticket prices will be reduced?
I ask these questions in good faith, it's just that things are a little tight and any small savings would be helpful.
Thanks in advance!
Ali
Ps. keep the faith! UTA

 

[8ace]

THREE less midweek LEAGUE games.

 

[Bombadier Botty]

Apart from one half-season ticket, I've always bought match-on-match via various channels for The Amex, but rarely direct from the club, paying anything from £10-£20 per ticket, and sometimes even less than that.

 

[fataddick]

THREE less midweek LEAGUE games.

In theory. The bigger League 1 clubs end up having to postpone some Saturday games due to having three players on international duty, qualifying for the FA Cup Third Round, etc, so I don't think there's that much difference in practical terms really.

 

[Spun Cuppa]

Apart from one half-season ticket, I've always bought match-on-match via various channels for The Amex, but rarely direct from the club, paying anything from £10-£20 per ticket, and sometimes even less than that.

Overpriced

 

[jamie the seagull]

Tickets will never be reduced....just held at the same price....
They will add JPT or cup games free of charge (additional benefits I think marketing people call it)