Half Season Tickets - Page 2

shakermaker · 06-12-2010, 19:57

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Originally Posted by Long time red

Bradford City are selling tickets for next season at £150 Main Stand, £110 seated & £5 under 11's. It makes our Half Season Tickets look rather expensive at £130. Is this really likely to get more people through the door.

Hardly a fair comparison, really. It's easy to make season tickets so cheap when ten thousand fans are ready to snap them up. For what it's worth I think the price of the half season ticket is fair.

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lancsdave · 06-12-2010, 20:31

It's taking a while but I still think Bradford will suffer for their policy

Pendle Red · 07-12-2010, 05:17

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Originally Posted by Redash

I think you've miss understood Neil, the half season tickets only cover until the end of the season, not to next Christmas.

No Mick, the comparison I was making is if Stanley did a similar thing to Bradford for next seasons season tickets

Just for the record I do think the half season tickets are slightly over priced, If it were me I would take a more fiscal view and if for example previously we have sold say fifty at this time of year look to double that by making it an attractive proposition, money in is money in at the end of the day rather than perhaps an empty seat or standing area, but in saying that as Lew has pointed out in the thread it has to also be a balance for people who bought season tickets at the start of the season.

Me personally I would rather see more folk on the ground than worry about personally being a couple of bob out of pocket

VALAIRIAN · 08-12-2010, 10:33

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Originally Posted by maccawozzagod

Lew I asked earlier in the year about whether it was possible to add 'money' in whatever form to ones Stanley account and whether in principle this could be the beginnings of an installment process for next years season tickets. Is there any further news on this?

Now would seem an ideal time to start putting funds in and signing up to six monthly payments that would all but cover the price of a season ticket

ASFC News Story > 3742

Somebody listened Macca ???

maccawozzagod · 08-12-2010, 10:58

VALAIRIAN · 14-12-2010, 16:55

ASFC News Story > 3736

Shrews - plus others??? - are freebies, whilst I still think that it is not cheap, with a few extras thrown, it ain't too bad!!!!!

lancsdave · 14-12-2010, 17:06

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Originally Posted by VALAIRIAN

ASFC News Story > 3736

Shrews - plus others??? - are freebies, whilst I still think that it is not cheap, with a few extras thrown, it ain't too bad!!!!!

Will it include the re-arranged Burton & Crewe games ?

VALAIRIAN · 14-12-2010, 17:20

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

Will it include the re-arranged Burton & Crewe games ?

Should think so.......

VALAIRIAN · 18-12-2010, 19:27

Well, that is another game for the half season ticket...

Outback Ozzy · 18-12-2010, 20:30

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Originally Posted by VALAIRIAN

As well as changing the text, they might want to think about changing the price!!!!

3X Half season tickets at The Britannia = £500.00, whilst I would not go there if I was paid, it is all relevant...... How much at The Turf?????

Cheapest half price ticket at the JJB £95 or £199 with hospitality.

I will go and watch Wigan Athletic, but not at the expense of Accrington Stanley

The point about the Bantams season ticket prices for next season if you think about it, their crowds are at least 5 times higher than ours, therefore, if they sell 6,000 tickets at £150 each then that equates to £900,000 pre season. on top of this, there are the walk ons, so whilst it can work for Bradford, it is hardly likely to work for Stanley

mab · 21-12-2010, 16:53

Wong thead

VALAIRIAN · 23-12-2010, 15:44

Well with the latest postponement, that works out at about £8 a game, not that bad now!!!!!!! Not over yet...