[Albion] Season ticket prices 24/25

[Bob!]

It's here:

https://tickets.brightonandhovealbion.com/subscriptions

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

Yes, see Bozza's link

 

[atomised]

happy enough with the price remains below £60 a month for me. echo what's already been said about direct debit.

 

[dazzer6666]

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

We’re about 10 back in WSL (near the NW corner) ……have sat all over the ground at various times but wouldn’t move. Maybe not the best view of play at the south end but equally don’t like being too high up and detached from what’s going on

 

[Fignon's Ponytail]

For the first time since ST's were first sold for the Amex, none of us will be there. With the youngest now reaching adulthood, he and my wife would have to move to a different area anyway (along with the family they've sat next to since day one) - but with new work schedules, and also the possibility of my lad being in Australia over the winter playing cricket, the wife has decided to give them up this year as they just wouldn't get along to games very regularly....and she doesn't want to go on her own.
Sad day, but Im sure the seats will be snapped up by the next generation of fans.

 

[bluenitsuj]

Is travel still included?

Yes.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Yes.

You don't know that. Some travel will be included, but that's not the same thing at all

 

[Diablo]

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

Wow Nearly £100 game ............. IMO and have been several times as a guest that is silly money.
Would be interesting to know how many are private and how many are business owned .

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

7.8% increase where I sit ………..

Greetings fellow zone E'er.

I guess as we have the most expensive seats in the stadium outside 1901, the club figure we are more able to afford the greater pewrcentage increase.

Not necessarily true in my case.

 

[schmunk]

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

"Privacy blankets", eh...?

 

[HeaviestTed]

Greetings fellow zone E'er.

I guess as we have the most expensive seats in the stadium outside 1901, the club figure we are more able to afford the greater pewrcentage increase.

Not necessarily true in my case.

But I think you could move to a cheaper area if you wanted?

 

[BNthree]

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.

Totally the same for me. I thought I paid much less for mine. Hope MrsBNThree doesn't see how much I'm actually paying!

 

[Easy 10]

Tho you've had no word about the transport yet

Well, that would be a bit of a SNIDE by the club if they put up the ST cost as well as removing the transport (without telling anyone beforehand).

I don't believe that BHA are a snide club, but I stand to be corrected if thats what they go and do.

 

[bluenitsuj]

You don't know that. Some travel will be included, but that's not the same thing at all

Nothing has changed from previous years. Paul Barber has already confirmed a few weeks ago and this has all been done to death.

 

[Colonel Mustard]

Less steps

It’s true. I found getting up to the higher part of West really quite strenuous.

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

I’ve sat a couple of times in WL near the North end and can confirm that the subs warming up is quite annoying.

 

[GJN1]

Me and my son's STs in the Upper East. He's 20 but 21 on August 3rd. Is he going to cost me more next season? If so, he can whistle.

Any help gratefully received from a man who can't be arsed to find out for himself.

 

[chaileyjem]

Well, that would be a bit of a SNIDE by the club if they put up the ST cost as well as removing the transport (without telling anyone beforehand).

I don't believe that BHA are a snide club, but I stand to be corrected if thats what they go and do.

They aren't removing the transport subsidy and Barber confirmed they wouldn't be doing so in comms before Xmas (in the Argus and in his programme notes) See above.

 

[chaileyjem]

Me and my son's STs in the Upper East. He's 20 but 21 on August 3rd. Is he going to cost me more next season? If so, he can whistle.

Any help gratefully received from a man who can't be arsed to find out for himself.

i think not because they charge you for the rate at the time you renew. (ie: my son who was 21 in October is still paying , or rather I'm paying, the u21 rate)

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Nothing has changed from previous years. Paul Barber has already confirmed a few weeks ago and this has all been done to death.

You sound super confident. Tho completely wrong. There will be some tweaks to the transport arrangements. Some of them will be fairly major for some people. That heavily-weighted 'Transport Survey' ensured that was always going to be the case. Club are slowly but surely edging out of any responsibility for the transport arrangements that won them planning permission for the stadium in the first place. Not a good look

*edit* That'll get the hotline ringing in Chailey Towers

 

[GJN1]

i think not because they charge you for the rate at the time you renew. (ie: my son who was 21 in October is still paying , or rather I'm paying, the u21 rate)

So he can whistle next season then...

 

[thedonkeycentrehalf]

Less steps

...and you are allowed to use the lifts there unlike the WSU. All joking aside, that is likely to make a difference for some who prefer the elevated view but struggle with the WSU stairs.