Largest crowd this season V Cardiff?

[kingcole]

What is good is the club making plenty of the cheapest seats available at all times.

Remember a year or so back there was virtually no avilabilty apart from maybe singles in a premium block. Then 6 hours before kick off a half block of 300 in the south would suddenly go on sale.

Glad that's a thing of the past.

 

[Vegas Seagull]

What is good is the club making plenty of the cheapest seats available at all times.

Remember a year or so back there was virtually no avilabilty apart from maybe singles in a premium block. Then 6 hours before kick off a half block of 300 in the south would suddenly go on sale.

Glad that's a thing of the past.

Indeed, it's clear that people will buy more in more open areas

Any update anyone?

 

[worthingseagull]

Indeed, it's clear that people will buy more in more open areas

Any update anyone?

just counted on the website - looks like about 1700 left to buy as of now

 

[Working class pride]

Great stats

Interesting that of that 400 North has sold just 25 singles compared to the more expensive WSL that has room for buying 2/4/6 or more together & has shifted 242.
In effect, the NS is sold out (as 'full' employment <=3%) and if it was bigger hundreds more would be in there, buying doubles upwards
Also hints that the price elasticity may not be as high as thought, with many paying double or treble the £10 offer price that was running.

What happens is that someone with an early bird £10 ticket says that he is going to football to someone else and then that person will get themselves a ticket at full price if they decide nearer the time that they want to do the game. It also shows the importance of a big crowd, because a big crowd will actually mean that more will want to go. Its just how it is, like an upward spiral.