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Season ticket prices
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ngood77
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- Aug 5, 2006
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Season ticket prices for next season are the same as this season, plus the travel charge. This is £30 for Adults, £15 for Under 10s, not sure about Under 18s or Seniors. These prices are here : http://www.seagulls.co.uk/staticFiles/a6/64/0,,10433~156838,00.pdf
ESU is the same price as Zone D in this link i.e. £575 with the travel for an Adult. All ESU seats are this price.
Family stand is sold out. There is availability in other parts of the ground but you just need to see what's going when you have your appointment.
ESU is the same price as Zone D in this link i.e. £575 with the travel for an Adult. All ESU seats are this price.
Family stand is sold out. There is availability in other parts of the ground but you just need to see what's going when you have your appointment.
ifuhatepalacestandup
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got north stand ticket today n1b row j seat 343any ideas anyone
Rastamouse84
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- Mar 30, 2012
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Do you know if there were many available in the North? Im hoping to get one there on Tuesday at my presentation
ifuhatepalacestandup
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there are still a few left but not many in pairs quite a few single seats though
Some of those prices are crazy high and I can't see how anyone sees that as great value. You can pick up season tickets in the Premier League less than £300 - I know there is an extra 4 games and they tend to be more northern based clubs but seriously, nearly £600 for 2nd division football?
I don't know, everyone is some desperate to secure/keep their precious seat while things are great the Club can charge whatever they want. Reminds me of the fuel panic a few weeks back, everyone was just too desperate to have a full tank they stopped moaning about the prices shooting up the week before.
But I can't knock anybody that buys a Season Ticket. You are the ones funding the new stadium, helping improve the squad so fair play. Maybe I am totally wrong but it just seems like a lot of money.
I don't know, everyone is some desperate to secure/keep their precious seat while things are great the Club can charge whatever they want. Reminds me of the fuel panic a few weeks back, everyone was just too desperate to have a full tank they stopped moaning about the prices shooting up the week before.
But I can't knock anybody that buys a Season Ticket. You are the ones funding the new stadium, helping improve the squad so fair play. Maybe I am totally wrong but it just seems like a lot of money.
Vegas Seagull
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- Jul 10, 2009
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£600 is cheap, and so are you
? ....my ticket works out £18 a game. WSU brilliant view and excellent value.How the Bundesliga puts the Premier League to shame | Jamie Jackson | Football | The Observer
This is a little old but I think is a very good read comparing football here and across Europe. It's funny how it compares Bayern Munich & Chelsea and now they are meeting in the Chumps League Final. It also mentions Villa being the only Premier League Club not in debt; looks like O'Neill and Lerner did a great job forking up their £££.
This is a little old but I think is a very good read comparing football here and across Europe. It's funny how it compares Bayern Munich & Chelsea and now they are meeting in the Chumps League Final. It also mentions Villa being the only Premier League Club not in debt; looks like O'Neill and Lerner did a great job forking up their £££.
For 2nd division football? You keep paying it pal, fill up your car on route to the 'stadium' as well.
Superphil
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But it's not £600 is it?
£395 North Stand Zone A
£395 WSU Zone A
£460 WSU Zone B
£495 WSU Zone C
£545 WSL Zone D
£595 WSL Zone E
None of them are £600, and the majority of them are under £500. On top of that you get subsidised travel for £30.
If you want to pay £595 you are getting the best seats in the house, and that is the same at any (comparable) ground in the country.
bristo
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2nd div football in this country is like 1st div in every other apart from a couple of big name teams. By the way any thoughts on my post on page 2 re row A ESU?
Superphil
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Are they f***, Holte End is £480 - £520 unless you want to sit in the extreme wings refered to on their site as 'value' seats = shit view seats, bought only by JCLs when Man U come to play.
Like I said, comparable grounds.
I'm not sure what part of your post you mean but the row A to B comparison? How can anyone in row B know what is better; they've just barely started the work. I would guess row B peeps are jealous of row A?
But, as I said fair play to anyone that buys a Season Ticket at those prices. You'll have a great view but there isn't a bad view anywhere at the Amex. I just think English football on a whole is a blooming rip off. When will it stop? It won't. I probably am cheap but that's probably why I have been across the world once and nearly paid off my house (I'm 29).
I think you are wrong, but even if you weren't am I going to support another team after 40 years to save £100?
TB
I sit in Holte Lower and the views are far, far from shit. What was like when you sat there? I don't think Villa have JCL's and spend anytime obsessing about them like Brighton. Sure, you get a little pop for when Man Yoo and Liverpool turn up but that is the same with Brighton v Liverpool earlier this season.