How Much Are You Willing To Pay For Next Season's Season Ticket?

[Mendoza]

How much are you willing to pay for next season's season ticket which allows you entry to all the home games, priority to all the big away games, a couple of DVD's and a small discount in Uncle Dick's tat emporium?

On the basis there are 23 home games a season, as there is no FREE cup game, and you have to pay for the travel vouchers. What are you happy to pay to see next seasons campaign, after Mr Knight sends his letter to your doorstep?

£200 = £8.70 per match
£230 = £10 per match
£250 = £10.87 per match
£275 = £12 per match
£300 = £13 per match
£322 = £14 per match
£345 = £15 per match
£350 = £15.20 per match
£368 = £16 per match
£400 = £17.40 per match
£414 = £18 per match
£450 = £19.57 per match
£460 = £20 per match
£563.50 = £24.50 per match

 

[S'hampton Seagull]

You've missed the option of:

2nd year of 2 year ticket, so have no choice!

 

[Hotchilidog]

I think around about the £350 is reasonable for the standard of football we watch and the facilities we watch it in. I also understand the very good reasons whilst this is unlikely to be the sum I am asked to cough up.

I may consider stumping up around £400 (which is what I paid this year), above £450 FORGET it, one lost sale. I'll take my chances on a game to game basis, until Falmer is built and then resume my ST.

 

[Brighton Breezy]

£300 would be unrealistic but would DEFO make me think twice about ditching the season ticket.

 

[Mendoza]

You've missed the option of:

2nd year of 2 year ticket, so have no choice!

I was going to apologise, but you are a MUG for buying a two-year one

I forgot people did this option, it will be very harsh on them if the tickets next season dropped dramatically, meaning they have paid more than everyone else, despite showing, in theory, more loyalty than anyone else.

 

[Timbo]

£250 would get me back after 5 years without a season ticket. I know theres absolutely no chance of that happening btw.

 

[S'hampton Seagull]

I was going to apologise, but you are a MUG for buying a two-year one

I forgot people did this option, it will be very harsh on them if the tickets next season dropped dramatically, meaning they have paid more than everyone else, despite showing, in theory, more loyalty than anyone else.

I think this will be a major factor when the club decide prices for next year. I agree they will have to be reduced, but the club will have to give the likes of me something back in return.

 

[Timbo]

I think around about the £350 is reasonable for the standard of football we watch and the facilities we watch it in.

Can I just say if yoiu think £350 a year is 'reasonable' you are very easily pleased! For the facilities alone, 200 quid is 'reasonable', maybe chuck on another 50 quid sympathy money for the state the clubs in.

 

[Mendoza]

I think this will be a major factor when the club decide prices for next year. I agree they will have to be reduced, but the club will have to give the likes of me something back in return.

do two year ticket holders get any more benefits than a one year ticket holder would get?

 

[El Presidente]

Wigan have announced their season ticket prices for 2009/10, and they range from £250-£295.

 

[Twinkle Toes]

do two year ticket holders get any more benefits than a one year ticket holder would get?

They get to watch crap football from the same place for 2 seasons instead of just the 1.

 

[HP Seagull]

Wigan have announced their season ticket prices for 2009/10, and they range from £250-£295.

I saw a piece on SSN last night on a Bradford City fan who got season tickets for him and his 2 sons for something like £140.

Now THAT is reasonable.

 

[El Presidente]

I saw a piece on SSN last night on a Bradford City fan who got season tickets for him and his 2 sons for something like £140.

Now THAT is reasonable.

It's £175 for an adult at Bradford if you pay before 31 March, and under 11's ST's are FREE for the first 3,000.

 

[Brighton Breezy]

Some pensioner was on the Telebox the other night saying he spends about £170 on a season ticket watching Notts County.

 

[HP Seagull]

It's £175 for an adult at Bradford if you pay before 31 March, and under 11's ST's are FREE for the first 3,000.

Still pretty reasonable though no? Even just for the adult. they've got a nice stadium too.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Don't really need the DVDs or the club shop discount. ST price should certainly not be going up by a single penny if we stay in League One, and should go down if we're relegated. Obviously.

 

[Wilko]

I am only going to buy one next season if it is 300 sheets or less, doubt it will happen but I just think a £299 season ticket would make A LOT of people reconsider and just be a little bit more tempting.

 

[Helen Chamberlains Quim]

Would happily pay £15 per game if they would also let me have a cheap kids ticket where I presently sit, not moving into the family stand. Did request this presviously but to no avail. This way I could bring my boy, his cousins (who currently support Chelsea & Manure) and some other family youngsters, on an alternating basis, and possibly get them converted thus providing potential Albion supporters for the future but guess what? Club not interested!

HCQ

 

[Daddies_Sauce]

Wigan Adult - £250 - opps already posted above

 

[Napper]

Happy to pay full whack if the opion to pay over 4 or more installments is there.

Wih no deal on increased insallments then will be 350 tops