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Accrington Stanley are delighted to announce significant reductions in admission prices for the majority of our matches*in the 2013/14 season.*

Adults will be able to watch our home matches from £13, concessions from £8, students and U16s from £5 and U12s for £1!

From next season all matches will be categorised as A, B or C games with admission as follows:
Category A:*Adults £17, Concessions £12, Students/U16 £7, U12 £1
Category B:*Adults £15, Concessions £10, Students/U16 £6, U12 £1
Category C:*Adults £13, Concessions £8, Students/U16 £5, U12 £1

Speaking about the move Stanley Chairman Peter Marsden said "The Board have adopted the strategy of having £17, £15, £13 adult walk on prices for games next season depending on whether games are tiered as A, B or C matches. This is to reflect the fact that certain games may have more mass-appeal than others and at the same time our wanting to offer fans the opportunity to watch some games at the more affordable £13 price.*"In an ideal world we would be able to charge a £13 adult walk on price for all our matches but it is not an ideal world and we as possibly the smallest club in the Football League need the flexibility to be able to charge more for the big games otherwise it will have a detrimental bearing on the financial well-being of Accrington Stanley which cannot be good for anyone connected with the Club - fans, players and staff alike.*"I would like to reiterate that by offering significantly reduced season tickets at just £216, equivalent*to £9.39 a league game, and the flexi-ticket offer of ten tickets for just £100, there are some fantastic opportunities for our supporters and would urge all our regular supporters to buy a season ticket.* The flexi-ticket will also be of interest to those supporters of other clubs who regard Stanley as their*second club.*"By buying your season tickets and flexi-tickets close season not only are you doing yourself a big favour but also generating revenue for the club at a particularly welcome time of the year."