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No P&R for Newport game
- Thread starter fozzie's headband
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We're not discussing that at all.
gripper stebson
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- Jul 27, 2004
- 6,663
5.0 Consultation
Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club regularly consults with its supporters through liaison
meetings and through meetings with representatives of fans organisations.
The Club publishes its position on major policy issues in the Club programme and on its
website at www.seagulls.co.uk.
The Club continues to consult with Brighton and Hove City Council, sponsors, local
community organisations and other interested parties.
In the event of any proposed changes to Club policy, early notice of the proposed changes
will be published to enable those with concerns to express their views before a final decision
to change policy is made.
Mmmm.
Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club regularly consults with its supporters through liaison
meetings and through meetings with representatives of fans organisations.
The Club publishes its position on major policy issues in the Club programme and on its
website at www.seagulls.co.uk.
The Club continues to consult with Brighton and Hove City Council, sponsors, local
community organisations and other interested parties.
In the event of any proposed changes to Club policy, early notice of the proposed changes
will be published to enable those with concerns to express their views before a final decision
to change policy is made.
Mmmm.
fosters headband
Well-known member
I think this is a very important point. If the club were to be relegated and crowds dropped to half that now, is there a number that the club can just stop park and ride?
El Sid
Well-known member
Spoke to the club this morning.
Was informed that the 2 friendlies and the Newport game are included in the Parking Season Ticket pack.
I guess these will be the "Extra Match" tickets.
I still expect there will be confusion at the Uni car park on the match days.......
There clearly is as far as the club are concerned.
Birdie Boy
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- Jun 17, 2011
- 4,117
To be fair, if they weren't paid such a large amount of money there wouldn't be an £8m loss. But that's for another thread..
albionalex
Well-known member
Since they've changed the club charter since I bought a ticket, can I claim a refund?
* whooooosh! *
fosters headband
Well-known member
Ring up and ask and please post their reply
Ok so that means that if you don't normally park there you can't I'm guessing? Not an issue for me, just thinking of how my Dad will get over.
As an aside have the parking season ticket packs been sent out yet?
Hillian1
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El Sid
Well-known member
You can buy a one off voucher for a game in the Bridge car park. 10 min walk?
I think this will be £14 with the booking fee.
Call customer services on 0845 873 0251.
fosters headband
Well-known member
So thats good thinking then, there will be no park and ride, but the season tickets for parking still counts. So the people who have these tickets don't come to the game and their parking spots go empty, but the ones who use park and ride won't come either because they have no where to park? That sounds well thought out to me.
Under contract law - probably. They sold you a ticket that the web site ( via the charter ) clearly indicated included travel. The club have three choices of remedy :
1. Give you the product you purchased in full ( i.e. with travel included )
2. Compensate you for your loss due to them breaking the contract - such as paying you any costs you incur by paying for your own travel
3. Refund what you paid for the ticket
fozzie's headband
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- Thread starter
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Parking more expensive than a match ticket
It's £11 with the booking fee
£9 for match ticket £11 for parking
El Sid
Well-known member
According to the website "Match-by-match spaces can be reserved for £13"
But I guess we can't rely on that too much.........
HawkTheSeagull
New member
Trains are going to be pretty fun then, considering Southern are unable to stick anymore than about 4 coaches on most trains as most coaches are operating rush-hour services.
Poor idea, the club will have to put something in place or it will be CHAOS. Would assume Brighton and Hove Buses would add extra services though.......for those who pay for bus tickets of course.
Poor idea, the club will have to put something in place or it will be CHAOS. Would assume Brighton and Hove Buses would add extra services though.......for those who pay for bus tickets of course.