We really are cheap

Ticket prices for away fans coming to CCS



Cardiff City FC v Stoke City FC

EFL Championship

Wednesday 16th March 2022

Kick Off: 7.45pm

The Ticket Office have received an allocation of 2,066 tickets, including 12 wheelchair spaces, for the Championship fixture against Cardiff City on Wednesday, March 16.

Stoke City supporters will be housed in the Away Supporters Stand at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Fans looking to stand are advised to purchase tickets at the back, whilst those looking to sit down are advised to purchase tickets at the front.

Tickets will go on sale as follows:

Season Card Holders with 160 points or more – Wednesday 16th February

Season Card Holders – Friday 18th February

Potters Forever/Team Power/Potter Power/Potter Tots/Foundation Non Season Card Holders – Monday 21st February

General Sale – Wednesday 23rd February

Prices

Adult (22-59) - £21

Over 60 - £17

Under 22 (16-21) - £11

Under 16 (1-15) - £9

Never "cheap" Annis, just good value!

I don't know if they still do it but a few seasons ago the club had a reciprocal agreement with Reading that away fans would be charged the same for each fixture which I thought was a great idea.

I wonder why more clubs don't have these sort of arrangements?

To put this into further context, I watch Tranmere play from time to time to get my fix and they are £20 for adults in any seating. That’s league 2 football.

Are we cheap or is everyone else expensive? The right price is probably somewhere in the middle so we could raise our prices a little & still look like good value to most away fans.

Never "cheap" Annis, just good value!

I don't know if they still do it but a few seasons ago the club had a reciprocal agreement with Reading that away fans would be charged the same for each fixture which I thought was a great idea.

I wonder why more clubs don't have these sort of arrangements?

I’m guessing it wouldn’t be worth it for them. Almost all the clubs in the division would have to drop their prices to match ours. The clubs that charge £25 aren’t going to see a 20% increase in away fans if they dropped tickets to £20 so it’s financially better for them to not match our prices and keep them high.

As for ourselves, correct me if I’m wrong, but we can’t increase our away ticket prices as you can only charge as much as an equivalent home ticket. If we wanted to increase our away ticket prices we’d have to increase the home fans’ prices too.