Cambridge prices

KIPAX · 19-08-2005, 08:55

According to this story http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/spor...ad413e9b66.lpf

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Entry to the Hereford game on Tuesday night was free for children, while admission to the Accrington match is just £1 for juveniles.

I dont know if this counts for away fans.. It should if home fans get in for a quid. But as its to promote more Cambridge fans then ..hard to say

just the sort of info we should be getting from official sources IMHO

Wynonie Harris · 19-08-2005, 09:15

...and just the sort of thing we should be doing at the IES!

rob · 19-08-2005, 09:35

From Anton Thacker - CFU Committee

Cambridge United are playing Accrington Stanley on Saturday 20th August, kick Off 3.00pm, in a Nationwide Conference match at the Abbey Stadium. This a chance for all Stanley supporters to come and see their team play at one of the new stadiums in the Conference. Early arrivals are welcome in the supporters club before the match (we charge a small fee £1 for entrance) as well as checking out the CFU stall where supporters are welcome to enter our prediction competition, buy a wristband (yellow and black interlocking bands
with "Fans United Never Defeated" written on it for £4) or just come by for a chat. We look forward to meeting you.

Tickets (costing from £12 for Adults/£8 for Consessions/£3 for children) can be obtained by ringing 01223 566500. It is also pay on the day.

Cambridge United's ground is at the Abbey Stadium, directions to the ground can be found at: http://www.cambridge-united.premiumt...,10423,00.html

KIPAX · 19-08-2005, 09:47

To be fair stanley did try it wiht kids and the ground was over run by the little buggers spoiling it for everyone else.. double the amount of stewards couldnt have kept them all under control...

Its better kids free if with an adult maybe.. but certainly not a blanket kids free or a quid... it caused mayhem last time ...

harwood red · 19-08-2005, 12:53

I agree with the kids free with a paying adult as hopefully the kids will then persuade parents to come along. Also maybe a family ticket for each game might be an idea.

Tealeaf · 19-08-2005, 13:13

Am I reading this right? Is it a quid to get into the bar before the game....and then normal admission prices for the ground?

simon · 19-08-2005, 13:14

Coupon in the local paper " One free childs place with every paying adult " "Family ticket £25. 2 adults and up to 3 kids" Not just one off offers, make e'm all season and see the results.

The Weather was not the only reason for such a poor gate for our first home game I am sure.

We are charging MORE and giving NO more in return, that is the way a lot of the local public will view it. We live in poundshop town

. People will respond to discounts and offers for sure

I am not moaning. I am genuinley worried that our GREAT club may suffer this season.

John_Timmins · 19-08-2005, 13:42

or we could sell tickets like the pre season games where by u for a few games like next four home games for a discounted price!