Sat Sep 29, 2012 8:20 pm
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CantonJack wrote:I've noticed this season the queues outside the ticket office have been really short before matches, these prices are pissing people off now. Hopefully people learn and book early
Sat Sep 29, 2012 8:50 pm
Sat Sep 29, 2012 8:50 pm
2blue2handle wrote:CantonJack wrote:I've noticed this season the queues outside the ticket office have been really short before matches, these prices are pissing people off now. Hopefully people learn and book early
How much more expensive are match day prices compared to last season then?
Sat Sep 29, 2012 8:58 pm
2blue2handle wrote:CantonJack wrote:I've noticed this season the queues outside the ticket office have been really short before matches, these prices are pissing people off now. Hopefully people learn and book early
How much more expensive are match day prices compared to last season then?
Sat Sep 29, 2012 9:05 pm
CantonJack wrote:2blue2handle wrote:CantonJack wrote:I've noticed this season the queues outside the ticket office have been really short before matches, these prices are pissing people off now. Hopefully people learn and book early
How much more expensive are match day prices compared to last season then?
Last season adult tickets were £25 in most areas of the ground, they went up to £32 for Leeds and £31 today. £18 for U-16's on the gate today as well
They need to stop increasing the prices after a certain point IMO
Sat Sep 29, 2012 9:06 pm
Lawnmower wrote:CantonJack wrote:2blue2handle wrote:CantonJack wrote:I've noticed this season the queues outside the ticket office have been really short before matches, these prices are pissing people off now. Hopefully people learn and book early
How much more expensive are match day prices compared to last season then?
Last season adult tickets were £25 in most areas of the ground, they went up to £32 for Leeds and £31 today. £18 for U-16's on the gate today as well
They need to stop increasing the prices after a certain point IMO
Are you saure about this ?
My mate paid £17 and a fiver for his kid, bought 1/2 hour before the game for Canton/GS corner
Also I'm sure MATCH DAY tickets were £28/£29 last season.
Sat Sep 29, 2012 9:09 pm
Sat Sep 29, 2012 9:10 pm
CantonJack wrote:Lawnmower wrote:CantonJack wrote:2blue2handle wrote:CantonJack wrote:I've noticed this season the queues outside the ticket office have been really short before matches, these prices are pissing people off now. Hopefully people learn and book early
How much more expensive are match day prices compared to last season then?
Last season adult tickets were £25 in most areas of the ground, they went up to £32 for Leeds and £31 today. £18 for U-16's on the gate today as well
They need to stop increasing the prices after a certain point IMO
Are you saure about this ?
My mate paid £17 and a fiver for his kid, bought 1/2 hour before the game for Canton/GS corner
Also I'm sure MATCH DAY tickets were £28/£29 last season.
I think there was an overflow family area for today. Not sure about it but that's what I heard
Sat Sep 29, 2012 9:11 pm
2blue2handle wrote:Well I was paying about £28 way in advance for Ninian stand tickets last season.
Loving the new system, means my dad is going to lots more games.
Sat Sep 29, 2012 9:34 pm
2blue2handle wrote:Well I was paying about £28 way in advance for Ninian stand tickets last season.
Loving the new system, means my dad is going to lots more games.
Sat Sep 29, 2012 9:38 pm
krabb wrote:maybe blackpool didnt bring to many,maybe people didnt fancy blackpool,maybe the walk up price is just to expensive
Sat Sep 29, 2012 9:53 pm
Sat Sep 29, 2012 10:07 pm
Brighton & hove Albion wrote:krabb wrote:maybe blackpool didnt bring to many,maybe people didnt fancy blackpool,maybe the walk up price is just to expensive
You think your prices are dear? Have a look at some of ours.
£28 - £39
Still manged over 26,000 today with Birmingham bringing less than a thousand.
Sat Sep 29, 2012 10:20 pm
Brighton & hove Albion wrote:krabb wrote:maybe blackpool didnt bring to many,maybe people didnt fancy blackpool,maybe the walk up price is just to expensive
You think your prices are dear? Have a look at some of ours.
£28 - £39
Still manged over 26,000 today with Birmingham bringing less than a thousand.
Sat Sep 29, 2012 10:58 pm
krabb wrote:Brighton & hove Albion wrote:krabb wrote:maybe blackpool didnt bring to many,maybe people didnt fancy blackpool,maybe the walk up price is just to expensive
You think your prices are dear? Have a look at some of ours.
£28 - £39
Still manged over 26,000 today with Birmingham bringing less than a thousand.
Its alot of money to pay,especially if you take children,
Sat Sep 29, 2012 11:09 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Brighton & hove Albion wrote:krabb wrote:maybe blackpool didnt bring to many,maybe people didnt fancy blackpool,maybe the walk up price is just to expensive
You think your prices are dear? Have a look at some of ours.
£28 - £39
Still manged over 26,000 today with Birmingham bringing less than a thousand.
Its much more wealthier in your part of the world, South Wales, is more working class.
Sat Sep 29, 2012 11:17 pm
Brighton & hove Albion wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Brighton & hove Albion wrote:krabb wrote:maybe blackpool didnt bring to many,maybe people didnt fancy blackpool,maybe the walk up price is just to expensive
You think your prices are dear? Have a look at some of ours.
£28 - £39
Still manged over 26,000 today with Birmingham bringing less than a thousand.
Its much more wealthier in your part of the world, South Wales, is more working class.
And that's why our club charge so much as they know they can get away with it. Brighton is a very weathly area and people have cash. That's why the tide has changed and is turning. Clubs like Palace, Millwall and nothern teams are miles behind us now and will do for the forseeble future. Clubs have old ground and have no income whereas our ground is like an ATM machine.
Receivevd your books today, was in bed on my laptop and heard a thud, thought, must the books and they were Signed copys as well, well inpressed unlike the usall crap you get from the council etc when there're massed signed so thanks mate for personally signing them. Also, The 2nd book all glossy, thought of us readers
Starting to read the first one and upto Chesterfield away so far.
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