EARLY BIRD SEASON TICKET OFFER NOW ENDED BUT

The last opportunity to obtain 'Early Bird' Season Tickets has now expired...

But, for those wishing to make a move to another available seat/area, now is the time

Well done to those who have put your faith into Neil Warnock and Cardiff City FC for next season!

Sven. Have they extended it for a day then? Originally it was closing at midnight Sunday

I thought it ended last night, I was told to ring the ticket office today to see if there was any other seats available now that the season tickets for this season are no longer reserved.

What time does the phone lines open today, need to buy 2 more for next season, renewed mine already.

Supposed to have finished last night at midnight?

Supposed to have finished last night at midnight?

I think it did. They're off eticketing for now. Probably be back on sometime today at the new prices.

Worth a look for those wanting to move.

Just got through after 35 min on hold and they put the phone down, joke. Loads not renewed around 108 Canton.

Yes, my bad...

'Early Bird' offer has now expired

I misread the last e-mail received and thought it was 8th

Loads of availability.

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Loads of availability.

Wow! That's not good at all!

Loads of availability.

Wow! That's not good at all!

Yeah. Seems a lot of people haven't renewed. Here's 115/6 and 105/6 two of the full blocks this season.

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That is piss poor to be fair, well done to the club for an excellent Early Bird offer.

The guy next to me in the Canton stand, isn’t renewing as he feels there will be a lot of weekday night matches and it’s difficult for him to travel. Also, he thinks there will plenty of tickets available on weekends,if we go down. I’ve renewed mine and my son’s and as much as I’ll be bitterly disappointed if we go down, I’ll look forward to a lot more competitive games in the Championship.

That is piss poor to be fair, well done to the club for an excellent Early Bird offer.

That's partly why it's so hard to understand...

For so long people used prices, a poor team and lack of value as an excuse not to buy it simply cannot be said of this excellent offer; no matter what League we are in

I'm sure some will have genuine reasons but not that many, surely?

It's easy to say we have a 'fluid' support depending on where we are in the League but this sort of drop off before the season is decided is worrying

Maybe the same people will see 'value' in paying the extra money, if the club were to secure Premier League survival but that just smacks of a certain lack of loyalty and/or commitment to a club (and manager in particular) that have exceeded expectations far in exceeds if two seasons

I guess the same people will be back at some point equally whingeing that they're called 'plastics', 'part-timers', 'fake fans', 'glory hunters' and more...

Those if us who remain will get behind the team for the rest of this season and next, because we live the club and not the opposition!

That is piss poor to be fair, well done to the club for an excellent Early Bird offer.

That's partly why it's so hard to understand...

For so long people used prices, a poor team and lack of value as an excuse not to buy it simply cannot be said of this excellent offer; no matter what League we are in

I'm sure some will have genuine reasons but not that many, surely?

It's easy to say we have a 'fluid' support depending on where we are in the League but this sort of drop off before the season is decided is worrying

Maybe the same people will see 'value' in paying the extra money, if the club were to secure Premier League survival but that just smacks of a certain lack of loyalty and/or commitment to a club (and manager in particular) that have exceeded expectations far in exceeds if two seasons

I guess the same people will be back at some point equally whingeing that they're called 'plastics', 'part-timers', 'fake fans', 'glory hunters' and more...

Those if us who remain will get behind the team for the rest of this season and next, because we live the club and not the opposition!

Well said, renewed mine weeks ago

those pics look good im in 116 and its not full of season ticket holders anyway

those pics look good im in 116 and its not full of season ticket holders anyway

Difficult unless you compare to same time last season.

It’ll be interesting to hear how many have actually been sold.

Still lots of people who haven’t been able to do it for one reason or another.

I reckon we’ll sell 20k even if we go down.

Not sure about the Canton, but there were still plenty left in the Ninian Lower, particularly near the front last summer

All 5 of us have renewed in the Upper Ninian (red seats).
Even did it through the V12 Finance option as it works out so cheap per month (1×£50 followed by 9 x £27).
If we stay up then great! If we go down, we get more home games!!

All 5 of us have renewed in the Upper Ninian (red seats).
Even did it through the V12 Finance option as it works out so cheap per month (1×£50 followed by 9 x £27).
If we stay up then great! If we go down, we get more home games!!

I wonder if they'll eventually move you downstairs as a cost-cutting measure, if the lack of take up continues?

I'd hold out for Sytner Lounge tickets as 'compo'!

wouldn't be the worse idea in the world to announce an extension to the earlybird prices..

That’s pretty poor... the club have done so well in keeping prices low.. yet fans ignore..
Who cares who the opposition is, you support your team.
Plastics the lot of them

Probably the season ticket take up is no different to last season after just 2 weeks, though i thought the £50 off would have seen a far greater take up.

So many stating there will be plenty of tickets available next season if we go down, but at £299 in the Ninian for potentially 23 games would be amazing value. £13 a ticket.
Fully expect match day prices to be £20 + , plus booking fees.

With a season ticket there is NO booking fees, keep the same seat, sit with your mates etc.

Really not sure what some of our fans expect.

Probably the season ticket take up is no different to last season after just 2 weeks, though i thought the £50 off would have seen a far greater take up.

So many stating there will be plenty of tickets available next season if we go down, but at £299 in the Ninian for potentially 23 games would be amazing value. £13 a ticket.
Fully expect match day prices to be £20 + , plus booking fees.

With a season ticket there is NO booking fees, keep the same seat, sit with your mates etc.

Really not sure what some of our fans expect.

Exactly. And with the hassle of having book tickets every other week. Even if you'll miss a few midweeks the benefits far outweigh...