[Albion] 2018/19 Season Ticket Renewals and Prices

[Springal]

I'm sure they'll be competitively priced against similar clubs... such as Huddersfield ?

 

[Weststander]

season ticket renewals are getting earlier and earlier....i cannot see why they need to have feb as the month.

To cash in, by getting huge numbers committed, whilst there’s hope for PL football 2018/19, before being dashed.

 

[horshamite]

I will probably need to clarify with the club but somebody on here may have had similar and know the answer. Brorther in Law is 65 in April, during this season but when he renews in Feb he will still be 64 so what price does he pay on his renewal full price as that is what he is or OAP which is what he will be before the season ends. Just a thought if he chose to pay monthly rather than in 1 payment would he pay full until he is 65 then reduce to the lower rate after his birthday. He will renew whatever but if he can get it cheaper so much the better,

I believe that the age in June or July is taken into account. I looked a while back as I'm approaching 65 and my birthday is in early May.

 

[timbha]

To cash in, by getting huge numbers committed, whilst there’s hope for PL football 2018/19, before being dashed.

alternatively, a show of loyalty followed by a happy outcome. I find it hard to understand why a fan would want to know what league we are in before committing.

 

[drew]

I believe that the age in June or July is taken into account. I looked a while back as I'm approaching 65 and my birthday is in early May.

In previous years it has always been your age at the start of the season, as an earlier poster pointed out.

 

[drew]

Ok then. When is first payment due on DD.

I’m just wondering if they are going to inch it forward in case they think it could look hopeless in a month.

Of course we all know we will win 6/7 more games.

First DD is normally start of April.

 

[fozzie's headband]

Completely forgot to budget for this. Always like to pay in one go but may need to resort to direct debit.

Why on earth would you pay in full rather than pay a monthly direct debit for no extra cost?!

 

[Wilko]

Why on earth would you pay in full rather than pay a monthly direct debit for no extra cost?!

I pay in one go. Means I can forget about it and its all done without a monthly payment going out my bank.

 

[robinsonsgrin]

To cash in, by getting huge numbers committed, whilst there’s hope for PL football 2018/19, before being dashed.

of course, that is the cynical view.. and the one i share!

 

[Questions]

I find it hard to understand why a fan would want to know what league we are in before committing.

I might renew if we are back in the Championship.

 

[Rugrat]

To cash in, by getting huge numbers committed, whilst there’s hope for PL football 2018/19, before being dashed.

Should have done it in November

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Why on earth would you pay in full rather than pay a monthly direct debit for no extra cost?!

Because it’s done then and I can forget about it. Have enough direct debits as it is.

 

[sussex_guy2k2]

I do expect a £10 rise as they always seem to do at the moment. Any more would be disappointing considering there’s a very real possibility of us being relegated.

 

[GJN1]

I'm sure they'll be competitively priced against similar clubs... such as Huddersfield ?

It's astonishing how cheap their ST's are, isn't it? Fair play to them...

 

[Moshe Gariani]

I do expect a £10 rise as they always seem to do at the moment. Any more would be disappointing considering there’s a very real possibility of us being relegated.

Surely they will take the opportunity to make the (feeble) gesture of a one off PRICE FREEZE!!!!!

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[sully]

I’m just wondering if they are going to inch it forward in case they think it could look hopeless in a month.

They can’t really inch it forwards when we currently pay every month, though. The only way would be to make the first payment for the new ticket greater and make it over 11 months so they could “inch it forward” the following year.

I don’t think they’d get good press from making the payments for next season start before we’d finished paying for this one.

 

[Simontheseagull]

I don’t think they’d get good press from making the payments for next season start before we’d finished paying for this one.

Maybe some people prefer to spread the cost and make interest free DD payments over a 12 month period rather than over a 9 month period. The alternative might be to make a lump sum payment, say be mid June to get an early bird discount or price freeze for the following season.

 

[GoingUp]

My memory is terrible and forget what I was paying last season, but IF I remember correctly weren't our season ticket prices frozen? (for existing ST holders that renewed) If so I cant see them being frozen again, would be great if they were though.

 

[Foolg]

My memory is terrible and forget what I was paying last season, but IF I remember correctly weren't our season ticket prices frozen? (for existing ST holders that renewed) If so I cant see them being frozen again, would be great if they were though.

Yes, but with 4 less games it was effectively a 20% increase.

 

[Weststander]

alternatively, a show of loyalty followed by a happy outcome. I find it hard to understand why a fan would want to know what league we are in before committing.

Many are only recent fans, who got on board with the same exciting promotion season.