Who knows what City will do and when regarding season tickets for next season, but here's what Charlton are doing, and they trying to take account of which division they will be in.
Charlton AthleticWith concerns about games in the 2020/21 season being played behind closed doors, supporters will be able to select a season ticket that suits them.
- The full season ticket offers the best value and should any games be played behind closed doors fans will be compensated for those games following the completion of the 2020/21 season
- Charlton are also offering fans the opportunity to purchase a two-stage, rolling season ticket. The ticket allows fans to purchase their 2020/21 ticket in two stages. Fans pay half-price for their season ticket in stage one and then the remainder of the season ticket price in stage two on November 1st. If games are played behind closed doors, then the price to pay on November 1st will be recalculated based on the amount of games that have been played behind closed doors. So for example, if three games are played behind closed doors in the opening few months of the season, then on November 1st, when the second payment takes place, the price charged will factor in the cost of those three games missed on a pro-rata basis. There is a non-refundable administration fee of £20 for the two-stage rolling season ticket.
Charlton continues to remain committed to offering affordable football. The cheapest adult season ticket at The Valley in the 2020/21 season is priced at £260 which equates to £11.30 per game. The ticket is one of the most affordable among clubs in the Championship and is 13 per cent cheaper than the club’s cheapest ticket at Championship pricing offered for the 2019/20 season.
Fans looking for best value should purchase before midnight on July 31st, with last season’s Championship pricing set to increase by five per cent for Phase Two purchasing should Charlton remain in the division. Increases on the early-bird discount are in place should the club be relegated to League One.
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