[Albion] Season ticket prices 24/25

[drew]

Might be missing something obvious but what's happened to band C? I'm in WU.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Why is the East Upper more expensive than the equivalent seat in the West Upper?

Better chance of a peaceful kip during the game.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Might be missing something obvious but what's happened to band C? I'm in WU.

Sold to Chelsea

 

[the wanderbus]

Why is the East Upper more expensive than the equivalent seat in the West Upper?

Because the east upper is the equivalent level as the 1901 in the west not the west upper. When the stadium was built we were informed that the 1901 seats are at the perfect angle to watch football.

 

[chaileyjem]

I must admit, I had no idea my season ticket was nearly £700, and will now be over £700. I'm not sure what I'd have guessed at, but something closer to £500, I think.

It illustrates how the direct debit payment option makes a season ticket viable for many - I'm not sure I'd be shelling out over £1,000 for me and my son as a lump sum if that was the only payment method.

Agreed. Its an underappreciated part of the ST package. Other clubs in the PL either don't offer this, offer admin fees, make you sign up with third party finance companies, make you pay interest etc.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Why is the East Upper more expensive than the equivalent seat in the West Upper?

Electric blanket and hearing aid usb points …free Horlicks ..help to our seats and out again etc etc

 

[Bob!]

Agreed. Its an underappreciated part of the ST package. Other clubs in the PL either don't offer this, offer admin fees, make you sign up with third party finance companies, make you pay interest etc.

Yes, but looking at it another way we will have paid 5/12ths of the ST price before the season starts.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Yes, but looking at it another way we will have paid 5/12ths of the ST price before the season starts.

Leaving only 7 to go.....

 

[chaileyjem]

Leaving only 7 to go.....

Yes, but looking at it another way we will have paid 5/12ths of the ST price before the season starts.

Ha ! Maybe it should be like Council Tax where you pay over 10 months not 12. As @Bozza says , for many of us, the idea of a lump sum payment for most but not all (my Dad always used to do that for his ticket when he had one) is a no-no so i much prefer it this way.

 

[dazzer6666]

Yes, but looking at it another way we will have paid 5/12ths of the ST price before the season starts.

Instead of 12/12ths at most other clubs

 

[chaileyjem]

Electric blanket and hearing aid usb points …free Horlicks ..help to our seats and out again etc etc

The (lovely) Lewes Depot actually do offer you free blankets whilst you watch a film (INSIDE!) or sit in their outside cafe.

 

[Milano]

My eldest lad (15) and some of his mates want to move from zone F to the north, leaving me and his younger brother in the east. I was considering it but not now, unless he stumps up the £160 difference in price himself!!!

 

[Bry Nylon]

Why can't they do an Albion Towel in the away colours ?
#Barberout

If they did ANOTHER towel as this year's give-away, they'd be hung out to dry.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

If they did ANOTHER towel as this year's give-away, they'd be hung out to dry.

It's a simple tap-in for the boy Nylon

 

[Diablo]

Why is the East Upper more expensive than the equivalent seat in the West Upper?

Because East Upper is more like west middle !!

 

[halbpro]

Finding myself rather jealous of my dad in the over 65s band! More seriously, have to agree with the comments about Direct Debit. Does make the whole thing feel far more paletable.

 

[Superphil]

How much do 1901 lower middle of west stand pay ??

West Stand Middle tier (Platinum) is £1848 a year, I'd guess the WSL 1901 is much the same.

 

[Easy 10]

My monthly d/d has gone up from £56.25 (always HATED that number for some reason) to £59 then, works out £37 per game with transport included.

Decent enough. I'm giving it a nonchalant shrug.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

My monthly d/d has gone up from £56.25 (always HATED that number for some reason) to £59 then, works out £37 per game with transport included.

Decent enough. I'm giving it a nonchalant shrug.

Tho you've had no word about the transport yet

 

[chicken runner]

Is there a window where we can shift seats?
Thought it would be a good idea to have front row on lower west so the kids could see and wave at the subs warming up.However, it's an awful view when they are warming up (or stood watching the game when they "should be" warming up,plus when there is a cameraman around the corner flag,it gets frustrating craning necks to see the action on the pitch.
10 rows back would be perfect