Brighton & Hove Albion fans have once again demonstrated their outstanding loyalty to the club as season-ticket holders have renewed in huge numbers for the 2014/15 season.*
More than 20,000 existing holders have already signed up for next season and the club is expecting that number to rise significantly between now and Thursday's 5pm upfront-payers deadline.*
Chief executive Paul Barber commented, "It has been a phenomenal initial response and to have so many renewing, so quickly, is excellent. It would be easy to take it for granted, but the loyalty shown by Albion fans is quite superb.*
"For those who've renewed, on behalf of all at the club, thank you very much. For those yet to renew, I hope you will decide to join us for the next exciting chapter in the Albion's recent history.*
"Our season-ticket package will always represent the best value for Albion fans and I'm sure it will be another thrilling season - whatever level we are competing.*
"We are also looking at different ways of enhancing matchdays at the Amex, including giving season-ticket holders free wifi, opening an additional pre-turnstile bar and investigating the possibility of external food and beverage options and entertainment.*
"We are also adding more non-matchday fan engagement events for season-ticket holders across the season."
Fans who pay in one upfront payment must renew or notify the ticket office they wish to switch to monthly, interest-free payments before the Thursday deadline to secure their seats for next season.*
For those switching to monthly payments a signed Direct Debit mandate needs to be returned to the ticket office no later than Thursday.*
Please note non-renewed season-tickets are likely to be reallocated to Seagulls Priority Bronze Members currently on the waiting list.
Head of ticketing Jenny Gower has advised fans who are yet to renew to use the online option as the supporter services team is expecting a high volume of calls to the club's booking line.*
She said, "For those paying by credit or debit card I would recommend using the online system. It's quick and simple to do and can be completed in a few minutes."
Direct debit payers are reminded their tickets will auto-renew and do not need to take any action. The first direct-debit payment will be deducted on or soon after 1st April.*
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More than 20,000 existing holders have already signed up for next season and the club is expecting that number to rise significantly between now and Thursday's 5pm upfront-payers deadline.*
Chief executive Paul Barber commented, "It has been a phenomenal initial response and to have so many renewing, so quickly, is excellent. It would be easy to take it for granted, but the loyalty shown by Albion fans is quite superb.*
"For those who've renewed, on behalf of all at the club, thank you very much. For those yet to renew, I hope you will decide to join us for the next exciting chapter in the Albion's recent history.*
"Our season-ticket package will always represent the best value for Albion fans and I'm sure it will be another thrilling season - whatever level we are competing.*
"We are also looking at different ways of enhancing matchdays at the Amex, including giving season-ticket holders free wifi, opening an additional pre-turnstile bar and investigating the possibility of external food and beverage options and entertainment.*
"We are also adding more non-matchday fan engagement events for season-ticket holders across the season."
Fans who pay in one upfront payment must renew or notify the ticket office they wish to switch to monthly, interest-free payments before the Thursday deadline to secure their seats for next season.*
For those switching to monthly payments a signed Direct Debit mandate needs to be returned to the ticket office no later than Thursday.*
Please note non-renewed season-tickets are likely to be reallocated to Seagulls Priority Bronze Members currently on the waiting list.
Head of ticketing Jenny Gower has advised fans who are yet to renew to use the online option as the supporter services team is expecting a high volume of calls to the club's booking line.*
She said, "For those paying by credit or debit card I would recommend using the online system. It's quick and simple to do and can be completed in a few minutes."
Direct debit payers are reminded their tickets will auto-renew and do not need to take any action. The first direct-debit payment will be deducted on or soon after 1st April.*
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