From the Spurs site...

[trueblue]

My goodness .. £21.60, that's terrible. That's £6.60 more than it cost to sit in the West Stand at the Goldstone EIGHTEEN years ago.

They really are ripping us off in this brand new state-of-the-art stadium with unobstructed sight lines from every padded seat. Scandalous.

 

[Hiney]

Do we know what OUR prices will be for this game?

Those quoted are the ones the SPURS fan will pay aren't they?

 

[The Large One]

Why are they getting 1275 rather than 1700 tickets?

 

[Easy 10]

Why are they getting 1275 rather than 1700 tickets?

They're not sure whether they'll have fixed the hole in the South Stand by the 30th.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Thats less than I thought, but still a lot for a pre season game.

 

[Falkor]

£21 is very high, but i think it will sell out, that said il doubt spurs will sell out there allocation given the prices

 

[Easy 10]

£21 is very high, but i think it will sell out, that said il doubt spurs will sell out there allocation given the prices

There is NO WAY Spurs won't sell 1,200-odd tickets for this.

Premier League fans are used to being ripped off remember.

 

[ferring seagull]

Originally posted by Clippedgull

It's cheaper than I expected!

I agree -Thought about giving it a miss but might go if I can get a ticket !

Also agree it is ludicrous that we hear these things from 'opposition' sources !

 

[N17]

There is NO WAY Spurs won't sell 1,200-odd tickets for this.

Premier League fans are used to being ripped off remember.

These are only being offered to our Season Ticket holders demand is so high.

I will be lucky enough to be there but i know loads that wont. Could have sold double that with no trouble at at.

By the way, the only pre-season friendly at WHL is £25...........

 

[N17]

£21 is very high, but i think it will sell out, that said il doubt spurs will sell out there allocation given the prices

Mate, a couple of seasons ago a 'Tottenham X1' played a pre-season friendly vs Crawley (£18)

We took 1500 to that game. 1275 to B&HAs shiny new stadiium is no trouble.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

These are only being offered to our Season Ticket holders demand is so high.

I will be lucky enough to be there but i know loads that wont. Could have sold double that with no trouble at at.

By the way, the only pre-season friendly at WHL is £25...........

Which is a rip off.

Its Bilboa, which isnt a great pull.... plus its on TV

 

[N17]

Which is a rip off.

Its Bilboa, which isnt a great pull.... plus its on TV

Agreed. Not only that, after the tickets went on sale, they moved the kick off time to 5.15pm for TV (ITV4).

Ridiculous. I think this might not actually sell out for a change. I am missing it for the first time in many seasons.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

MK Dons is 12 quid

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

The 90% thing works out quite well which suggests standard away prices will be:

Prices: Adult - £24. Seniors - £17. Under-18 - £12. Under-10 - £6.

Will the 1000+ non STH seats for league games be at this price ? I was thinking £28 for Adults would be an absolute bargain.

 

[Uncle C]

At what age does one become a Senior?

 

[Wilka]

It's 65 at the Albion I think.

 

[Bozza]

Will the 1000+ non STH seats for league games be at this price ? I was thinking £28 for Adults would be an absolute bargain.

There's not enough capacity for all season ticket holders (incl. 1901ers) but not all want to go, of course.

Suspect it will be first come first served for season ticket holders who will have to pay 90% of what will be the going match day rate for their seat.

After that, presumably a free for all until the artificially low capacity is reached then sales stop.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

There's not enough capacity for all season ticket holders (incl. 1901ers) but not all want to go, of course.

Suspect it will be first come first served for season ticket holders who will have to pay 90% of what will be the going match day rate for their seat.

After that, presumably a free for all until the artificially low capacity is reached then sales stop.

Sorry Bozza my question was would the tickets be the same price for those attending league games who are non STH's (and will be scrambling for tickets in the East Stand for the Donny opener.)

 

[Bozza]

Sorry Bozza my question was would the tickets be the same price for those attending league games who are non STH's (and will be scrambling for tickets in the East Stand for the Donny opener.)

I can't remember the pricing structure of the East, where the bulk of match day tickets are, now. But I reckon North Stand match by match tickets (if any) will be the same as the price I worked out for regular away games up this thread.

If you look at the season ticket pricing structure, I'm sure you can work out the approximate prices for other stands from there. £24 has to be about the mark though, as I don't recall much difference between North and (non-family) East.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

I can't remember the pricing structure of the East, where the bulk of match day tickets are, now. But I reckon North Stand match by match tickets (if any) will be the same as the price I worked out for regular away games up this thread.

If you look at the season ticket pricing structure, I'm sure you can work out the approximate prices for other stands from there. £24 has to be about the mark though, as I don't recall much difference between North and (non-family) East.

Adult East Stand ST's I think are @ £425 , with North Stand ST's @ £395. I believe all of the North Stand is sold out. Roughly that works out at £18.50 a game in the East Stand for STH's so £24/£26 sounds about right for the privilege to watch the Albion.