Season Ticket Prices Released

Pendle Red · 04-04-2013, 06:11

Got to take my hat off to the Club for the pricing

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Hopefully it will encourage more people to take up the Early Bird pricing but also the option of the flexi ticket.

Very Welcome News

cashman · 04-04-2013, 06:49

Certainly a good move n deserves rewarding in my view, mine will be renewed P.D.Q.

DAV007 · 04-04-2013, 07:44

The flexi ticket is a great idea

cashman · 04-04-2013, 07:48

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Originally Posted by DAV007

The flexi ticket is a great idea

It certainly is fer anyone who through work reasons can't go every week.

sparkie · 04-04-2013, 08:40

For me I wish I could go to every game but I can't so the flexi ticket is a cracker. I think I may have been on 10 games this season regardless of circumstances so I think that might be a must for me. Just wish I could do a season ticket but circumstances dictate its not worth it for me. However I must commend the club for acknowledging the communities need for more realistic pricing.

smobile · 04-04-2013, 08:53

Brilliant, bold and sensible move by the club. It proves that they are listening to the fans and that they are not burying their heads in the sand during these tough financial times.

I can only do about 5 or 6 home games a year and the multi-ticket will be perfect for me and the club. It will still cost me roughly the same, but the club gets the benefit of getting the money upfront.

I'm not that good at predictions, but surely there can't be anyone who is going to come on here and have a whinge.......

The Best Football Club in the World has just got a whole lot better in my eyes.

Wynonie Harris · 04-04-2013, 09:10

Brilliant news! Will be renewing my early bird coffin dodgers' ticket, even though I'll be missing part of the season, as I'll be in my winter quarters.

Reckon it's passed the whinge test, as even Davo approves!

I just hope it gets the response it deserves from the local public.

smudgie · 04-04-2013, 11:25

Great news , ill be having some of that

Outback Ozzy · 04-04-2013, 11:33

Sorry to burst your bubble guys, but I believe the club has missed a trick in that they are not offering an option to pay over a number of months. Whilst I applaud the club for the keen pricing, not everyone can afford to cough up nearly £200 pounds before the end of this month (BTW, I can). But in the light of the economic climate, I still think they have missed a trick to pull in a few more supporters. I too, though, applaud the idea of the flexi ticket. Not whinging, just thinking the club have missed a trick or will they let people pay for the full price season ticket over a period of time to be determined?

cashman · 04-04-2013, 11:41

Good point Outback,

Don't make no odds to me, But will to some folk.

lancsdave · 04-04-2013, 11:41

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Originally Posted by Outback Ozzy

Sorry to burst your bubble guys, but I believe the club has missed a trick in that they are not offering an option to pay over a number of months. Whilst I applaud the club for the keen pricing, not everyone can afford to cough up nearly £200 pounds before the end of this month (BTW, I can). But in the light of the economic climate, I still think they have missed a trick to pull in a few more supporters. I too, though, applaud the idea of the flexi ticket. Not whinging, just thinking the club have missed a trick or will they let people pay for the full price season ticket over a period of time to be determined?

Technically you can pay half & half ( sort of )

maccawozzagod · 04-04-2013, 12:09

Echo what everyone else said and well done to the club for bringing the prices down fairly considerably in recognition of the fact that the town is broke.

I've long been an advocator of the club coming up with some sort of scheme that would help people to pay in installments BUT it is only beneficial really to those who are 'first timers'. Everyone else has known all season long that there will another season next year so you have all year to sort summat owt!

So bearing in mind that £216 to £192 is not a massive saving for the early bird offer they could announce something now which would still enable people to pay right up the season starting - April, May, June, July and half of August would work out at approx a tenner a week. Maybe a friendly town centre outlet with a stash of £10 gift vouchers?

DAV007 · 04-04-2013, 12:37

When can fans start buying tickets?

cashman · 04-04-2013, 13:10

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Originally Posted by DAV007

When can fans start buying tickets?

When they got the forms,was told a few days time about 1 hour ago. Seems a bit remiss to put out prices without em to me.

Whalley Red · 04-04-2013, 13:55

Didn't see this information on the fishy site, the LET have details of the matchday prices:

"Regular matchday admission prices have been reduced to £13 for adults, with over 65s £8, students £5 and under 12s £1."

http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk...et_prices_cut/

This is a really bold move. You can't fault the Club for trying, let's hope we can convince enough people to come to home games so that this doesn't lead to a reduction in revenue.

Really good move on the flexi-ticket