QPR Season ticket prices

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Go up by 40%

QPR fans angry at rise in ticket prices | Football | guardian.co.uk

Christ on a bike

 

[Martinf]

Bloody hell. That rise is eye watering. Quite a few fans will be priced out leaving more tickets for corporate prawn sarnie eaters no doubt.

 

[algie]

It makes you wonder how much ours would increase if we got there.

 

[Deleted member 18477]

paid £460 for next season. that would mean id pay £644. i'd prob pay it for 1 season but not sure if i could afford that when i have more commitments and especially as everything else in life keeps going up and up in price! Let's hope if we go up the prices dont rise that steeply!

 

[Seagull Steve]

It's frightening just how little some owners think of the fans. The premiership is just getting ridiculous now. It's hard enough for a working man/woman who has two kids to support their local team, only to be kicked in the face, now that their team has been promoted.

 

[Scoffers]

i bet they will be moaning if they fail to spend money on new players and get relegated by Xmas though, works both ways

 

[Hotchilidog]

Considering the wealth of the people who own the club and the massive increase in tv money the QPR fans should tell them to shove it. If they pay up they merely accept that it is ok for them to be ripped off in such a shameless fashion. What a disgrace.

 

[Mellotron]

Didn't we get promised that the new stadium ST prices would be frozen for...3 years or something?

Anyone? Or did I imagine it?

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Just parted with 700 for a Spurs ST.

I cried a little.

 

[Deleted member 18477]

Just parted with 700 for a Spurs ST.

I cried a little.

shit team. shit stadium. shit manager

 

[Jimbo.GRFC]

It makes you wonder how much ours would increase if we got there.

Even if we don't get there I sense the current prices were an enticement to fill the ground. I would think our business plan would probably be based on the next 5 seasons. Given this I think there are 3 potential pricing structures for next (our 2nd) season

1. Relegated - probably a 5% increase
2. Stay in The Championship - probably a 15% increase
3. Promotion to The Premier League - who know's, I'm guessing 25%

Don't come shooting at me guys but this has always niggled me at the back of my mind and is purely a little guesswork

 

[Marshy]

Stay the same if we got relegated....not going to happen
Stay in Championship a 5% increase
Premier League 10% at most, countered by the 8k extra seats...

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Didn't we get promised that the new stadium ST prices would be frozen for...3 years or something?

Anyone? Or did I imagine it?

I might be wrong but I thought ST prices for 1901ers were fixed for a 5 year period , after which the price is determined for the next 5 years or something like that.

 

[tonymgc]

That's horrendous.
What a kick in the teeth to the fans who have put up with so much when the club were struggling & didn't have a pot to piss in.

 

[Taybha]

well the owners are a bit short of cash you know . the 3 combined equal the 7th richest man in the world , briatore and ecclestone contribute a smidgen of that as Mittal in his own right is the 8th richest person alive , these people ultimately do not give a flying f*** about the fans

 

[Scoffers]

well the owners are a bit short of cash you know . the 3 combined equal the 7th richest man in the world , briatore and ecclestone contribute a smidgen of that as Mittal in his own right is the 8th richest person alive , these people ultimately do not give a flying f*** about the fans

Good point, but aren't they supposed to make the club self-sustainable? They could pump as much money as they want in like Abramovic, and pay exorbitant wages, and then f*** off in 2 years time leaving the club well and truly shafted

 

[Bob!]

Even if we don't get there I sense the current prices were an enticement to fill the ground. I would think our business plan would probably be based on the next 5 seasons. Given this I think there are 3 potential pricing structures for next (our 2nd) season

1. Relegated - probably a 5% increase
2. Stay in The Championship - probably a 15% increase
3. Promotion to The Premier League - who know's, I'm guessing 25%

Don't come shooting at me guys but this has always niggled me at the back of my mind and is purely a little guesswork

with the rolling monthly DD you start paying for the next seasons ticket in April. How are the club going to decide what season we'll be playing in in advance of the April start?

 

[Marc1901]

f***ing hell, thats a joke.

 

[DT Withdean]

Will push out many of the long-ssuffering and loyal fans who live in some of the poorer bits of West London.

Loftus Road is small, but why didn't the trillionaire owners use their £40m Sky PL money (per season) for acquisitions and increased PL wages?

 

[Barrel of Fun]

This madness must stop somewhere. I think £400+ is a ridiculous sum for a season ticket. An run of the mill, Championship/League One player should not be earning more than our Prime Minister (whether you think the PM does a decent job or not).