Surely if registered disabled that's enough?It's ok , club just told me on Twitter that my dad is 58 with a disability , he now has to pay full adult price because he doesn't have a wheelchair (has a stick ) which wasn't the case last season or the seasons before that , it's a new thing , so his ticket is going up over 110 pound this year , great news
Could well be the case that the club are in breach of disability discrimination law
That's got to be wrong, registered disabled should be enough.Club stated if no wheelchair you pay full price for age band , I'm baffled and a bit pissed off tbh
Would like to think it's a mistake, that's awful.Sounds like somebody has got wires crossed within club and shop. I'm sure this will be found to be incorrect info and the club will have to fall into line with the disabled rules and regs.
Shocking. hope it's the person wrong.[MENTION=7192]Evans1883[/MENTION] Hi Craig. Wheelchair disabled is concession rate, ambulant disabled is charged at relevant age band #pusb
Ambulant means anything other than wheelchair basically
Shocking. hope it's the person wrong.
Could try kieren? If he hasn't gone yet.
I'm sure I saw something the other day about having to go in with paper work?they are definitely charging ambulant at full cost or did my mum this afternoon at butts park
I'm sure I saw something the other day about having to go in with paper work?
Can anybody in the scg get in touch with them to confirm or see what's going on?
Can you not just have the free one as his carer?Ah well , just have to either pay it or not then I suppose
From a quick google, the club appears to be coming in line with elsewhere
For example, it is the same at Derby http://www.dcfc.co.uk/tickets/disabled_supporters_tickets/
Do they have to be a registered carer? Or for example a son to help them up the stairs?Burton charge full price, you just get a carer http://www.burtonalbionfc.co.uk/fans/disabled-supporters/
To me it's not discrimination. Discrimination would be if you were charging them more than everyone else.
Can you not just have the free one as his carer?
Even cheaper then....Will probably end up doing that
Burton charge full price, you just get a carer http://www.burtonalbionfc.co.uk/fans/disabled-supporters/
To me it's not discrimination. Discrimination would be if you were charging them more than everyone else.
Do they have to be a registered carer? Or for example a son to help them up the stairs?
Is ok if you go with somebody else, harsh if they go aloneYep, looks like they have that option if needed.
When people hold up Bradford City as saints... http://www.bradfordcityfc.co.uk/fans/disabled-supporters/
"BCFC does not offer concessions to spectators in wheelchairs; all tickets are charged at the price appropriate to the stand in which spectators in wheelchairs are accommodated including, where appropriate, concessions for children and/or senior citizens."
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