' Cardiff City to Reprice Match Tickets & Moving City Fans '

I have been told Cardiff City have been telling present season ticket holders in the New Upper Ninian Stand that they have to move to the centre of it and only the middle 3 sections will be open for this season. To compensate some have had partial refunds.

Also certain areas to walk in the stand and restaurants etc wont be open.

Also City will be encouraging more fans to follow them away this season, by making away travel memberships easier to get tickets and the more aways they do, the more they will get priority, virtually like current season ticket holders.

And City will be looking to restructure 3 price schemes.

City will also be looking to reintroduce the dynamic pricing seen as we are now back in the Champions, so the earlier you purchase your match day tickets the cheaper they are.


So City back to looking after their fans, now were back in the Championship.


Wayne Nash flew over to Austria today and finalised Cardiff City's Summers tour.
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Positive news about away tickets especially.

I'd personally rather sit in the middle anyway, get a better view of the whole game, particularly at that height I would have thought.

Lots of news coming out of the club again...can't bloody wait for the season to start.

I have been told Cardiff City have been telling present season ticket holders in the New Upper Ninian Stand that they have to move to the centre of it and only the middle 3 sections will be open for this season. To compensate some have had partial refunds.

Also certain areas to walk in the stand and restaurants etc wont be open.

Also City will be encouraging more fans to follow them away this season, by making away travel memberships easier to get tickets and the more aways they do, the more they will get priority, virtually like current season ticket holders.

And City will be looking to restructure 3 price schemes.

City will also be looking to reintroduce the dynamic pricing seen as we are now back in the Champions, so the earlier you purchase your match day tickets the cheaper they are.


So City back to looking after their fans, now were back in the Championship.


Wayne Nash flew over to Austria today and finalised Cardiff City's Summers tour.
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viewtopic.php?f=2&t=142673

Any idea about cost of membership?

I have been told Cardiff City have been telling present season ticket holders in the New Upper Ninian Stand that they have to move to the centre of it and only the middle 3 sections will be open for this season. To compensate some have had partial refunds.

Also certain areas to walk in the stand and restaurants etc wont be open.

Also City will be encouraging more fans to follow them away this season, by making away travel memberships easier to get tickets and the more aways they do, the more they will get priority, virtually like current season ticket holders.

And City will be looking to restructure 3 price schemes.

City will also be looking to reintroduce the dynamic pricing seen as we are now back in the Champions, so the earlier you purchase your match day tickets the cheaper they are.


So City back to looking after their fans, now were back in the Championship.


Wayne Nash flew over to Austria today and finalised Cardiff City's Summers tour.
link
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=142673

Any idea about cost of membership?

Gareth, its been proposed £10/£15 & £20 depending on ages, but thats not confirmed yet

I have been told Cardiff City have been telling present season ticket holders in the New Upper Ninian Stand that they have to move to the centre of it and only the middle 3 sections will be open for this season. To compensate some have had partial refunds.

Also certain areas to walk in the stand and restaurants etc wont be open.

Also City will be encouraging more fans to follow them away this season, by making away travel memberships easier to get tickets and the more aways they do, the more they will get priority, virtually like current season ticket holders.

And City will be looking to restructure 3 price schemes.

City will also be looking to reintroduce the dynamic pricing seen as we are now back in the Champions, so the earlier you purchase your match day tickets the cheaper they are.


So City back to looking after their fans, now were back in the Championship.


Wayne Nash flew over to Austria today and finalised Cardiff City's Summers tour.
link
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=142673

Any idea about cost of membership?

Gareth, its been proposed £10/£15 & £20 depending on ages, but thats not confirmed yet

See you Fulham away

I have been told Cardiff City have been telling present season ticket holders in the New Upper Ninian Stand that they have to move to the centre of it and only the middle 3 sections will be open for this season. To compensate some have had partial refunds.

Also certain areas to walk in the stand and restaurants etc wont be open.

Also City will be encouraging more fans to follow them away this season, by making away travel memberships easier to get tickets and the more aways they do, the more they will get priority, virtually like current season ticket holders.

And City will be looking to restructure 3 price schemes.

City will also be looking to reintroduce the dynamic pricing seen as we are now back in the Champions, so the earlier you purchase your match day tickets the cheaper they are.


So City back to looking after their fans, now were back in the Championship.


Wayne Nash flew over to Austria today and finalised Cardiff City's Summers tour.
link
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=142673

Any idea about cost of membership?

Gareth, its been proposed £10/£15 & £20 depending on ages, but thats not confirmed yet

See you Fulham away

Gareth, yes look forward to it

Hopefully we can get back to family club for the family stand and be able to stand and sing anywhere else in the stadium without being threatened with a ban because the premiership dictators say so.

being told to sit in one spot as scattered out fans will look like a bloody joke

no point in opening sections when there will be next to one up there using them

i can appreciate fans having to move over from the grandstand due to the ridiculas prices there...

the stand looks like shit and will look worse when coated in empty red seats

Best thing about the two end sections being empty is we can put WE WILL ALWAYS BE BLUE banners on there or better still a massive blue sheet covering the seats with Cardiff City, pride of WALES on there

I have been told Cardiff City have been telling present season ticket holders in the New Upper Ninian Stand that they have to move to the centre of it and only the middle 3 sections will be open for this season. To compensate some have had partial refunds.

Also certain areas to walk in the stand and restaurants etc wont be open.

Also City will be encouraging more fans to follow them away this season, by making away travel memberships easier to get tickets and the more aways they do, the more they will get priority, virtually like current season ticket holders.

And City will be looking to restructure 3 price schemes.

City will also be looking to reintroduce the dynamic pricing seen as we are now back in the Champions, so the earlier you purchase your match day tickets the cheaper they are.

So City back to looking after their fans, now were back in the Championship.


Wayne Nash flew over to Austria today and finalised Cardiff City's Summers tour.
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viewtopic.php?f=2&t=142673

Ticket news =


Shutting down sections of a brand new stand and moving ticket holders =


To be honest, why not move the lot of them out to proper BLUE seats. Tan can look at his handy work then \o/ <o> \o/


From what I've heard, even moving fans into the one middle section won't make much difference. It'll have more holes than a Swiss cheese in a pet shop.

Best thing about the two end sections being empty is we can put WE WILL ALWAYS BE BLUE banners on there or better still a massive blue sheet covering the seats with Cardiff City, pride of WALES on there

Dream on. You can be sure that the club will have purchased large tarpaulin covers for each block of seats. They can then be used as advertising space, which they won't let you cover with anything. It's often done in the USA, and I'm pretty sure Bolton do something similar at the Reebok when they can't fill the away ends.

Not happy about this. We had to move from the family stand as my son is now over 16, so as I renewed our ST early we had a choice where to sit. I like the seats by the aisle, now it looks like we won't have a choice.

How can they relocate fans to the centre and give them a reduced price for more expensive seats?

I'd personally rather sit in the middle anyway, get a better view of the whole game, particularly at that height I would have thought.

Lots of news coming out of the club again...can't bloody wait for the season to start.

I would,nt sit in that red shit if it was free.

Not happy about this. We had to move from the family stand as my son is now over 16, so as I renewed our ST early we had a choice where to sit. I like the seats by the aisle, now it looks like we won't have a choice.

You wouldnt have had to have moved if youd invented a younger child and bought them a ticket in the family stand aswell!