play_in_skyblue_stripes
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Too far away for a season ticket but 6, 9 or 12 game package would be fine. Does anyone know?
Anyone have inside info on when multiple home game packages will be released? (1 Viewer)
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TwistAndShoutCCFC1987
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I don’t know sorry , but the club keep saying it will be soon
standupforcity
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Yeah me too...too far away but a package would be great. Also still waiting for news on CCFC Adult Membership...
Covskyblue
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I’m waiting for the same update too… hopefully hear something soon.
rob9872
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In addition to or instead of match packages, join your kids for JSB. If you don't have kids join your nephews and nieces. For those who can't go regularly it's a really cheap way of watching the games and who knows if you bring them along, they might enjoy it too and want to come back.
play_in_skyblue_stripes
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Thanks for the info.
SkyBlue_Bear83
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Where did you hear this?
SlowerThanPlatt
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The club put it on Twitter in response to someone
cov4theprem
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Club told me they would be available before the forest game, and again before the Reading game. Tweeted them again this morning and no response as yet. Will be interesting how they price them based on the 3 teired system, but suspect they would out about £22.
ccfc1234
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If they are you will need to use them strategically otherwise you will be paying extra for Cat c games
mark82
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They've been quite good value in previous years. Be surprised if it's not cheaper than buying single Cat C tickets.
skybluegod
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Yep I think it was about £13 a game at Birmingham if memory serves me right?
I'd expect it to be around £18-£19 a game this year.
robbiethemole
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It would be very nice to get our Phase 1 season tickets soon too!!!
thekidfromstrettoncamp
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I too am waiting with interest have had one for a few seasons sure my son would buy 1 work commitments stop hlm going regular and grandson too . i think these packages encourage people who don't want to commit to a ST for whatever reason go more regular .
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Agree. I think it'll be slightly cheaper than Cat C. Got to be more than a ST but cheaper than a matchday ticket.
Would be a significant saving on Cat A but if it makes the difference between someone choosing to go or not you've made more money than you otherwise would do and then they're in the stadium and you might get F&B income from them. Plus it's money in the till early.
skybluegod
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Well I was way off with them at £24. Although looking at it now, there are only 5 cat C games so just below cat B pricing makes sense.
That sorts me out, will be able to get one of these now.
skybluegod
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Only 6 match package available £144 works out to £24 per game which is OK if you don't use them all on cat C fixtures
Only 5 cat C games and I think you'd be very unlucky to only attend Tuesday night matches for the whole season! And I would suspect those individuals would just purchase per game as £20 is hardly expensive for a ticket!
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Only 6 match package available £144 works out to £24 per game which is OK if you don't use them all on cat C fixtures
Why would you use this for any Cat C game? £20 on the day or £24 as part of the package. Cheaper to buy a matchday ticket and use the match package all on A and B fixtures.
If you went to 5 Cat B games and 1 Cat C at matchday prices that'd cost £145, so you'd save £1.
4 Cat B and 2 Cat C you're paying more than matchday prices.
Even if you went 6 Cat B you're only saving £6.
Seems to me the only way this is worthwhile is to use it pretty much just on Cat A games.
skybluesam66
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its a difficult one with price bands
you can take 5 mates to a top category game, so go too cheap, and losing revenue
I think doing it as points would be better
maybe selling a book of 60 points for £120
make Cat A 12 points (£24 per game)
Cat B 10 Points (£20 per game)
Cat C 8 points (£16 per game)
you can take 5 mates to a top category game, so go too cheap, and losing revenue
I think doing it as points would be better
maybe selling a book of 60 points for £120
make Cat A 12 points (£24 per game)
Cat B 10 Points (£20 per game)
Cat C 8 points (£16 per game)
SkyBlue_Bear83
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Disappointing prices, I expected £20. I've noticed they aren't pro rata the season ticket prices either
pusbccfc
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Like with everything Coventry City, they just aren't clever enough to think of this.
Another reminder that we are a Championship club run by League 1 staff.
SlowerThanPlatt
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There are only six Category A matches - so unless you want to attend every single one of them and some aren’t particularly appealing (Fulham/Derby) then it’s not a great deal
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Saddlebrains
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Pretty gash deal tbf that, was looking out for them but dont think il bother now
skybluegod
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To be fair it depends on if the system is even capable of doing that? If it's not then the cost involved in setting something like that up is potentially extortionate, speaking as someone who worked in HR and we just wanted basic functions for new systems the cost to adapt things was ridiculous.
(I think it's a great idea btw, but depends on the cost-benefit of it)
Also on another note I notice that these types of match packages aren't common across the championship. Can only see Peterborough with anything similar there's is a 10 match one for £24 a game
play_in_skyblue_stripes
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As the instigator of this thread I'm really surprised by the offer.
Only 6 games packages and the price genuinely a lot higher than I expected.
Pretty disappointed by this. Poor move as it encourages people who don't / can't have a season ticket, to attend fewer games which wont help team.
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That 299 GBP for whole season in phase 1 was a bargain indeed. I was tempted but was NEVER going to attend more that 12 games so it didn't seem appropriate to buy one.
I might still get one , but was really looking forward to having a mini season ticket . Circumstances have changed a lot personally for me and for the club but as a very long time season ticket holder prior to relegation in 2001 this is disappointing. First season ticket I think maybe was 1976 which was just 10 POUNDS as an under 16 year old. That was a real bargain especially for the totally brilliant 1977/78 season.
Only 6 games packages and the price genuinely a lot higher than I expected.
Pretty disappointed by this. Poor move as it encourages people who don't / can't have a season ticket, to attend fewer games which wont help team.
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That 299 GBP for whole season in phase 1 was a bargain indeed. I was tempted but was NEVER going to attend more that 12 games so it didn't seem appropriate to buy one.
I might still get one , but was really looking forward to having a mini season ticket . Circumstances have changed a lot personally for me and for the club but as a very long time season ticket holder prior to relegation in 2001 this is disappointing. First season ticket I think maybe was 1976 which was just 10 POUNDS as an under 16 year old. That was a real bargain especially for the totally brilliant 1977/78 season.
Grendel
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It wouldn’t work with the barcode system and it’s confusing - you should do £20 and market the fact on some games you save £10
SkyBlue_Bear83
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I'll probably get one and split it with my dad for birmingham, west Brom and another fixture.
And then go midweek fixtures for £20
And then go midweek fixtures for £20
skybluesam66
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you sell the tickets for the points on ticket master - not rocket science
