Category A prices for Arsenal FA Cup 4th round...

[Bozza]

what about the FA ,they like to bank a bit of dosh
regards
DR

They do, but they have no say in ticket pricing.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

£30 tops I reckon , or are we just paying for location ,location in reallity, ie so called rich southerners?
regards
DR

But there are £32 tickets, which include transport (£4?). Why the angst?

 

[Return of the Rev]

fair enough I guess?

http://www.seagullstickets.com/documents/pdf/Match ticket prices 2014-15 - D3.pdf

£42, £38, £36, £32 (plus booking fees) for adults.

I have watched ten fa cup games this season at a combined cost of £100 and 46 goals have been served up! Good value so far but i suppose it gets expensive now the big boys are playing

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

But there are £32 tickets, which include transport (£4?). Why the angst?

Aren't they the cheapest adult tickets though, that's my point
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

I have watched ten fa cup games this season at a combined cost of £100 and 46 goals have been served up! Good value so far but i suppose it gets expensive now the big boys are playing

we'll be running around the ground with our willy's hanging out
regards
DR

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Aren't they the cheapest adult tickets though, that's my point
regards
DR

But you are able to attend, at a cost below the figure you said would be the acceptable upper limit.

Others prepared to pay a bit more have more seating options, granted, but the (just about) acceptable price IS available. Despite your understandable wistfulness for another age, and your general discontent with all things modern football, the club have not over-priced this game.

 

[Return of the Rev]

we'll be running around the ground with our willy's hanging out
regards
DR

bradford v millwall next wenesday

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

Interesting debate - and an insight into the financials of many posters on this thread.

Those who have no financial worries or concerns are those saying "well, if you don't like the price, don't pay it" to those who are unemployed, have families, are on low incomes, those on benefits, tight budgets etc. It's as if those in the latter categories have a CHOICE!

Well, in the real world it doesn't work like that my friends. I am sure that there are many who would really like to go to the Arsenal game but just can't AFFORD it!

If you don't have the money to pay the over-inflated prices Barber has set, then there is no CHOICE, there is no OPTION!

If someone was in that position I would argue why they want to go to a football game if they are on a low income when food, bills and a rof over their head would be more sensible.

If you cant afford it you go without. I do and I wouldnt consider myself a high earner or low income.

 

[swindonseagull]

Tv and internet...how exciting

You must use internet to post on here....( Phone is same principle)

 

[Dirty Dave]

Am planning on taking my son but may be a chance he cant make it. I guess i can buy a child ticket and upgrade to an adult nearer the time if needed?

 

[Questions]

I'm going to take up my option as a STH and then more than likely let my daughter have my seat.
That is if she can't get a ticket when they go on general sale to people with a purchase history................
The pricing is about right though.
Anyway I've seen us beat Arsenal twice before.........what's all the fuss about you youngsters.

 

[Birdie Boy]

When you buy your seat, you can change the option from adult to child. You don't need to wait and swap later.

 

[Questions]

When you buy your seat, you can change the option from adult to child. You don't need to wait and swap later.

Not sure if that was a reply to me but if it was Birdie, she is an adult.

 

[Diablo]

My sons keen to go,me too but the thought of paying £126 pounds for our tickets puts me off somewhat. Anyone know how much BT sport I would get for £126 ??

 

[maglers]

What a reply , out of blind loyalty you'll always get people prepared to get fleeced it's what modern day footballs all about, wakey wakey rise and shine
regards
DR

Not everyone who pays these prices is being fleeced. Big ears.

 

[Geestar]

so you're now classing them as lazy
regards
DR

Your pension not pay enough?

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

But you are able to attend, at a cost below the figure you said would be the acceptable upper limit.

Others prepared to pay a bit more have more seating options, granted, but the (just about) acceptable price IS available. Despite your understandable wistfulness for another age, and your general discontent with all things modern football, the club have not over-priced this game.

Trying a bit to hard to convince yourself there HKFC
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Not everyone who pays these prices is being fleeced. Big ears.

of course not but accept some people feel that way
regards
DR

 

[Guerrero]

My sons keen to go,me too but the thought of paying £126 pounds for our tickets puts me off somewhat. Anyone know how much BT sport I would get for £126 ??

A lock of Steve MacManamans hair?

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Your pension not pay enough?

Ha ha what a din
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DR