early bird on sale friday

https://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/2023/february/202324-early-bird-season-tickets-on-sale-friday/

prices would have been nice like..

Scandalous.

Few walk ups at those prices unless we’re top of the league.

ST’s look cheap now.

 

9 minutes ago, jeep said:

ESU has gone up £5 per category.

Shows the value in purchasing a ST, as it should do.....

Good.  Would be better if they put ESU up £20 per game.

4 hours ago, radcliffe white said:

our match day pricing 
 

https://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/ticket-news-first-four-sale-monday

That gives you an indication of what they'll be charging away fans in the Upper tier.

Expect a lot of tit for tat pricing for our aways.

41 minutes ago, DazBob said:

Good.  Would be better if they put ESU up £20 per game.

I’d be delighted if we get no walk on. £50 a game

2 hours ago, captainmed said:

Scandalous.

Few walk ups at those prices unless we’re top of the league.

ST’s look cheap now.

 

They look cheap, cos they are cheap

Come on. Youre better qualified than most to understand why our prices are as they are

And why they need to br

With tickets on sale for the first 4 games from Monday, a knock on effect is to reduce options for potential ST sales.  The matchday prices might persuade a few to get STs that otherwise wouldn't, but as soon as someone buys a ticket for any of the August league games, the club can no longer sell that seat as a ST (obviously), and there's already very little choice in most stands.

Think those prices will put a few off unless something is riding on a game

imagine the Derby game on sky last season at these prices would’ve shaved a few thousand off 

50 minutes ago, radcliffe white said:

Think those prices will put a few off unless something is riding on a game

imagine the Derby game on sky last season at these prices would’ve shaved a few thousand off 

Maybe an any game 6 game package might ease folk  in.

Sit where you get deal

2 hours ago, Casino said:

They look cheap, cos they are cheap

Come on. Youre better qualified than most to understand why our prices are as they are

And why they need to br

ST’s are cheap I agree but once it starts with a 3 for League 1 football then you’ve got problems.

Pricing is physiological for customers and they’ve got it wrong IMO.

1 minute ago, captainmed said:

ST’s are cheap I agree but once it starts with a 3 for League 1 football then you’ve got problems.

Pricing is physiological for customers and they’ve got it wrong IMO.

Is Neil's thinking that enough season tickets have been sold to cover individual matchday sales, last season 13300 were sold and now its approx 2000 more.

Should have gone 25  27  29 quid .

Averaged nearly 19k last time possibly looking at 20 plus if kept the same which would be excellent for this league 

assuming Blackpool Wigan & Derby are Cat A I cant see the south stand being sold out at those prices 

6 hours ago, captainmed said:

Scandalous.

Few walk ups at those prices unless we’re top of the league.

ST’s look cheap now.

Almost as if it’s by design. And I would add there were plenty of good walk ups last season with similar pricing. 

53 minutes ago, radcliffe white said:

Averaged nearly 19k last time possibly looking at 20 plus if kept the same which would be excellent for this league 

assuming Blackpool Wigan & Derby are Cat A I cant see the south stand being sold out at those prices 

Blackpool depends how they’re doing. Derby the same to a certain extent. Latics will bring 3k no matter what tbh. The higher prices certainly help towards the police bill if nowt else. 

2 hours ago, captainmed said:

ST’s are cheap I agree but once it starts with a 3 for League 1 football then you’ve got problems.

Pricing is physiological for customers and they’ve got it wrong IMO.

Cheaper than a Ladyboy....

28 minutes ago, jeep said:

Cheaper than a Ladyboy....

Fascinating creatures

3 hours ago, captainmed said:

ST’s are cheap I agree but once it starts with a 3 for League 1 football then you’ve got problems.

Pricing is physiological for customers and they’ve got it wrong IMO.

We'll have no walk ins, especially if you add in bus fares or parking as well.

I know FV are not responsible for the cost of the buses (are the prices out yet ?) but it must affect ticket sales.

12 hours ago, captainmed said:

ST’s are cheap I agree but once it starts with a 3 for League 1 football then you’ve got problems.

Pricing is physiological for customers and they’ve got it wrong IMO.

Do people start to shake uncontrollably?

10 hours ago, Leyther_Matt said:

Almost as if it’s by design. And I would add there were plenty of good walk ups last season with similar pricing. 

Blackpool depends how they’re doing. Derby the same to a certain extent. Latics will bring 3k no matter what tbh. The higher prices certainly help towards the police bill if nowt else. 

Bigger than Barnsley?

9 hours ago, FrancisFogarty said:

We'll have no walk ins, especially if you add in bus fares or parking as well.

I know FV are not responsible for the cost of the buses (are the prices out yet ?) but it must affect ticket sales.

They are very much responsible for the cost (and the routes) given they are a private charter. Both of which would look a lot rosier if they were cashless. 

14 hours ago, captainmed said:

ST’s are cheap I agree but once it starts with a 3 for League 1 football then you’ve got problems.

Pricing is physiological for customers and they’ve got it wrong IMO.

c.90% of the home tickets sold for any normal game have already been sold as season tickets - they have kept them very cheap to essentially benefit the majority of the home support.

Increasing the ticket price for individual games will mainly impact away fans (and the 10% of home fans who will be picking and choosing their games and therefore should in theory not be put off by an extra £3-4). We don’t owe anything to away fans, albeit there’s a question around the morals of squeezing them as much as possible, and the club has clearly taken the approach that cheap season tickets will be subsidised by increased prices for away fans.

1 hour ago, Leyther_Matt said:

They are very much responsible for the cost (and the routes) given they are a private charter. Both of which would look a lot rosier if they were cashless. 

Still can’t get over this cash only ffs 

3 hours ago, Leyther_Matt said:

They are very much responsible for the cost (and the routes) given they are a private charter. Both of which would look a lot rosier if they were cashless. 

Sorry, Leyther, yes, you're right. I hadn't thought it through, and through the 'first four' offer I was able to turn up the bus service info. As at 35 May. There was no mention of how much, no mention of possible card payment, nothing.

Apart from setting off an hour earlier for a 3 o'clock KO.

Leeds away prices

£47 & £45 surely the football league can step in that’s ridiculous

sheff weds £36 which I’ve seen Southampton are subsidising their fans to £30 for first game 

Sheff weds fans will expect to compete with southampton

Southamptons parachute payment alone will dwarf sheffields annual income

 

 

Anyway, i was looking at my ticketing history

41 quid unired away in 2008

On 14/07/2023 at 23:29, FrancisFogarty said:

We'll have no walk ins, especially if you add in bus fares or parking as well.

I know FV are not responsible for the cost of the buses (are the prices out yet ?) but it must affect ticket sales.

Does the nationally accepted single journey price of £2 not apply? (£2.50 from 1/11/23)

On 14/07/2023 at 22:33, jeep said:

Cheaper than a Ladyboy....

Definitely.

Katoeys on Diamond is 1200 BF before 12.

Nana version even more expensive.

ST 3000 & LT 5000.

GG’s on WS & LK have become ridiculously overpriced.

Koreans are driving them up.

333.

PI much better.

Edited July 16, 20233 yr by captainmed