Season Ticket next season

[Tabasco Kid]

- Does the club also have to use energy at the massively inflated prices vs previous years? How do you propose it should cover those costs?
 - Have the additional revenue streams increased at a pace that keeps with general inflation or the increased energy prices?

I have always felt that the roof of the South and West stand, could be ideal for solar panels.
#everylittlehelps

[Substitute]

I think a 50% increase would be fair taking in to account the rising costs the club faces and the need to take the team to the next level.

[itsme]

I think a 50% increase would be fair taking in to account the rising costs the club faces and the need to take the team to the next level.

Good job I think your joking  you would half the season ticket holders

[DavCobb]

Our prices are actually decent.
The early bird North offer was cheaper than a full price Brackley or Kettering season ticket.

Other than the likes of Bradford I’d imagine we are as cheap/competitive as most.

We could innovate more though. Rochdale do a £25 card to get £5 off ticket prices, shop discounts etc. Stuff like that.

[GrangeParkCobbler]

Our prices are actually decent.
The early bird North offer was cheaper than a full price Brackley or Kettering season ticket.

Other than the likes of Bradford I’d imagine we are as cheap/competitive as most.

We could innovate more though. Rochdale do a £25 card to get £5 off ticket prices, shop discounts etc. Stuff like that.

Early days yet to see comparisons with other clubs, but Crewe also do a membership scheme for £25 and that gives you £4 off normal match day ticket prices.

Bristol City are one I have seen who have announced price increases of 4-5% for next season, but no price increases for under 12's and 12-19 year olds, plus the U12's get a replica shirt thrown in as part of their season ticket package (£55 for the season ticket with a shirt is not bad value at all!)

[CobblerForever]

I've asked Tom Cliffe. I'll let you know.

There should be an announcement by the end of March.

[guest3566]

I suggest if it's
 
0-0  £10
1-0  £15
2-0  £20  etc
going up a fiver for every goal.
if we concede take off £2 for every goal

Any defeat means you don't have to pay.

Money collected at the turnstiles as normal                     

[Bingers]

I suggest if it's
 
0-0  £10
1-0  £15
2-0  £20  etc
going up a fiver for every goal.
if we concede take off £2 for every goal

Any defeat means you don't have to pay.

Money collected at the turnstiles as normal                     

Pity Mystic Meg has just died then. She could have had a job on the turnstiles telling you how much the entrance fee would be.   "Welcome in everyone, good news, it's free again today!"

[guest3566]

   "Welcome in everyone, good news, it's free again today!"

Exactly, i'm glad you agree

[guest3551]

With the quality of the football we play, L1 or L2 I won't bother.

[guest3566]

With the quality of the football we play, L1 or L2 I won't bother.

with what

[guest3551]

with what

A season ticket my sweet.

[guest3566]

A season ticket my sweet.

i think i'm in love

[guest3566]

Even allowing for a stinker of a cold its very easy to assume some of you are genuine Nutters   No offence meant to anyone of a nervous nature.

Thank you for your insight into mental health.

[Shoemaker]

All joking aside the ST would need to go up by 20% if we were hoping to compete in league one should the club get promoted.
You can’t run a league one club and bring in league one quality players when you are charging fans basement season ticket prices.
If fans want success then they need to be prepared to do their bit.
It’s not all down to the board.
It’s been proven every time the club get promoted that they need extra investment to even stay in league one and yet they fail to bring in more revenue via admission fees.
Let’s hope the lesson is learned if promotion is achieved.

[itsme]

I agree if we get promoted league 1 football is worth more than league 2 football

But season tickets will go on sale before we know which league we are in

[DavCobb]

By a rough calculation, raising the ST prices by 20% would only generate about another £250k. It’ll probably get you another Hylton and a YTS lad. That’s assuming that everyone would renew.

[everbrite]

By a rough calculation, raising the ST prices by 20% would only generate about another £250k. It’ll probably get you another Hylton and a YTS lad. That’s assuming that everyone would renew.

I suppose an extra £250k might help/contribute in the transfer Market

[CobblerForever]

If we are genuinely in a Cost of Living Crisis wouldn't Season Tickets be one of the first items to go on your list (unless your Gary Lineker and the BBC are negotiating with you to pay you even more money to front up the Champions League highlights show coming up in a season or so)?

My guess = another freeze possibly with match day tickets rising (knowing that they can always be adjusted back down to get Bums back on seats for our next relegation battle).

I think our management team are building a side they currently believe in for the future (hence the re-signings).

[Jonesy9]

Interestingly, we are currently around about the same as MK Don's, who are arguably more League 1 regulars than league 2.

A 20% increase would put us at the same price as Peterborough, who bounce around League 1 and the Championship. Who incidentally have announced they're freezing their prices for the upcoming season.

Both teams I'd argue have a more complete match day experience.

I'd be happy to renew at the current price. If ther s a 20% increase it would make us have to consider it. That's 5 season tickets.

If we got promoted I'd of course be happier for an increase.