Amex matchday ticket price

[Notters]

I heard you have to BUY a fork at £1.20p for your chips?!

Count yourself lucky, you clearly haven't heard the price of SPORKS.

 

[severnside gull]

I'm guessing £25 will be the cheapest (Bovril and North stands) which doesn't seem unreasonable and presumably there won't be many premium seats available as they will all have been snapped up by STH's although I reckon casual roosters may have to stump up £35 or so for the privelege

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

The guys at the presentation today said the aim was beer (Harvey's & Dark Star, as you know) at £3 a pint?

 

[Publius Ovidius]

it is interesting that you cant be let into a ground if you smell of alcohol, BUT you can get slaughtered in the supporters bar before hand!

 

[Jim D]

Ere..................... mines got bits in it.

Nah - it's just some oatmeal - you did order the Oatmeal Stout didn't you?

 

[Djmiles]

The guys at the presentation today said the aim was beer (Harvey's & Dark Star, as you know) at £3 a pint?

About the going rate for a pint, so seems fair enough to me.

 

[Geriatric Seagull]

Heard a rumour they're going to do a 1+3 offer on pints for a tenner!!!

 

[Ding Dong !]

Will happily pay £25 but if it's £38 then not a chance in hell. There will always be people wanting to and deciding to go along on the day itself and certainly the club do not want to put people off with high prices. Nose, spite, face springs to mind if they do !!!!!

 

[Questions]

Nah - it's just some oatmeal - you did order the Oatmeal Stout didn't you?

Ah the Weevil pint................... lurvely

 

[Storer68]

I would have thought that Charlton are about the most similar club to us in terms of size and stadium.,

They are charging
2010/11 campaign
Matchday ticket prices at The Valley remained unchanged from last season, with the exception of a new, lower £13 price for over 60s and U21s in the upper north and north-west quadrant. Adult prices are £17, £22 and £25, with over 60s paying £13 and £17, and all U18s £5. Valley Express continues from across Kent and Sussex at £7 per head.

From January 4th, however, the £17, £22 and £25 prices will all rise by 50p to cater for the increase in VAT to 20 per cent. The £5 and £13 prices will not change and season tickets are unaffected. Valley Express is zero-rated for VAT.

Home games normally go on sale approximately four weeks in advance.

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

About the going rate for a pint, so seems fair enough to me.

Actually cheaper than my local so I'm well happy!

 

[beorhthelm]

i do hope £38 is a load of rubbish. it would piss off and prohibit alot of casual fans, which the club need if they are to grow. not everyone can commit to 24 games a season to justify, let alone afford, a season ticket. and then theres away fans, they will balk at that sort of price so 2000+ seats at risk there. £20-25 seems more likly.

 

[mcshane in the 79th]

£3 a pint would be fantastic

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

i do hope £38 is a load of rubbish. it would piss off and prohibit alot of casual fans, which the club need if they are to grow. not everyone can commit to 24 games a season to justify, let alone afford, a season ticket. and then theres away fans, they will balk at that sort of price so 2000+ seats at risk there. £20-25 seems more likly.

Depends on which league we're in surely.

Might even depend on who the opposition is.

 

[cardboard]

No burgers will be sold but Croque Monsieurs and Pain au chocolat will be the order of the day at £7.50 each

 

[Dirty Dave]

I will be VERY suprised if the minimum is £38. I thought this was just a wind up when reading this thread the other day and still think that is the case

 

[Sheebo]

It is a blatant wind up figure plucked from the air. Tickets will be the same as withers IMO

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

I reckon the matchday prices will be categorised according to the opposition and expected away following as there is an option to partition the South Stand to allow Albion fans in a segregated section.

 

[Sheebo]

I reckon the matchday prices will be categorised according to the opposition and expected away following as there is an option to partition the South Stand to allow Albion fans in a segregated section.

As I said on another thread the blocks that will be free if we sell out are the East nearest away fans and the West Lower nearest the North stand... Dunno how much a ST in there works out per game - £20? So I'd think £20 - £25 is fair...

Thought really football should be no more than £10 a game everywhere but that's a different matter

 

[8ace]

The season ticket price divided by 23 plus about 5% would by my guess.