Disagree on kids price tbf, just had an increase?
Disagree on kids price tbf, just had an increase?Taken a sledge hammer to crack a nut.
simply make adult tickets normal price, even put kids tickets up from £50 (which is too cheap!)
that stops some (most) of the piss takers instantly.
Kids prices in FZ haven't had an increase.Disagree on kids price tbf, just had an increase?
They can't win though, there would've been outrage if they'd hiked family ticket prices by £100+ wouldn't there.Taken a sledge hammer to crack a nut.
simply make adult tickets normal price, even put kids tickets up from £50 (which is too cheap!)
that stops some (most) of the piss takers instantly.
The problem with allowing this is that it will leave single seats in the family zone which obviously can't/won't be sold. Kind of defeats the point.I mean I've just tweeted if I can pay £400 for my FZ adult and £50 each for the kids....obviously have still the 8 game rule which will be fine but let me go to night games alone....
Dedicated fans!!!!!? What do you mean by that?They can't win though, there would've been outrage if they'd hiked family ticket prices by £100+ wouldn't there.
Personally I think they've got it right. Cheap tickets for dedicated fans. What's wrong with that?
Fans who attend 8 or more games a season, it's not exactly a high bar is it.Dedicated fans!!!!!? What do you mean by that?
Example - How is it right we are saying 2 children come home after school, at 6:30 pm decided they are sick, can't attend night game at 7:45 which is sold out, promotion decider lets say in April - parent then technically can't go (as they've used all there exchange rubbish etc).
It’s is because they can’t even attend 1 game without their kid. What if the kid is poorly Last minute and the game is already sold out. They then can’t even go.Fans who attend 8 or more games a season, it's not exactly a high bar is it.
If you don't want to deal with the restrictions then buy outside the FZ...
You sit in the FZ with children?Fans who attend 8 or more games a season, it's not exactly a high bar is it.
If you don't want to deal with the restrictions then buy outside the FZ...
It's unfortunate, and maybe the club should give 1-3 exceptions per season (not sure if this is already covered under the 3 strikes rule). But there's no other way from preventing people from abusing the very generous FZ pricing.It’s is because they can’t even attend 1 game without their kid. What if the kid is poorly Last minute and the game is already sold out. They then can’t even go.
No, not sure why that matters though.You sit in the FZ with children?
No it’s not covered, anyone attending without a child will have their season ticket revoked. No one can safely say they can attend every game as kids get poorly all the time especially young ones.It's unfortunate, and maybe the club should give 1-3 exceptions per season (not sure if this is already covered under the 3 strikes rule). But there's no other way from preventing people from abusing the very generous FZ pricing.
Because you can tell in your viewpoint.No, not sure why that matters though.
Well yeah, you're essentially getting a £150 discount on your season ticket compared to the rest of us so it's not ridiculous that you have to follow a few extra rules.Because you can tell in your viewpoint.
Well they'll miss a game then and the ticket can go to a family that's waiting for one to come up.No it’s not covered, anyone attending without a child will have their season ticket revoked. No one can safely say they can attend every game as kids get poorly all the time especially young ones.
The problem with allowing this is that it will leave single seats in the family zone which obviously can't/won't be sold. Kind of defeats the point.
Club should allow you to purchase a regular ticket at a discount for matches where you're attending alone, complicated though.
Won't look empty, as long as you put your ticket on the exchange they'll resell it. They also only have to sell an adult+child 3/4 times over the season to make up your £150.totally get what you're saying but it will look more empty when I'm not there for any evening game plus they'll miss out on an extra £150 (I'm still buying the 3 of us together and we'll attend non-night games together).
Also, if you've got 2 sick children shouldn't you probably be staying at home to look after them?Example - How is it right we are saying 2 children come home after school, at 6:30 pm decided they are sick, can't attend night game at 7:45 which is sold out, promotion decider lets say in April - parent then technically can't go (as they've used all there exchange rubbish etc).
That’s the woman’s jobAlso, if you've got 2 sick children shouldn't you probably be staying at home to look after them?
Won't look empty, as long as you put your ticket on the exchange they'll resell it. They also only have to sell an adult+child 3/4 times over the season to make up your £150.
If they can't resell it are they going to own up and tell you ?Won't look empty, as long as you put your ticket on the exchange they'll resell it. They also only have to sell an adult+child 3/4 times over the season to make up your £150.
Ooh!!🫣That’s the woman’s job
It’s is because they can’t even attend 1 game without their kid. What if the kid is poorly Last minute and the game is already sold out. They then can’t even go.
If your kid is sick 15 times in a 9 month season then they must be extremely vulnerable and probably best they don’t attend large gatherings at all
Aren't we getting into disabilities territory now? Shameful treatment!!What about once?
What about once?
Why can’t I have a ticket for £250 then?They can't win though, there would've been outrage if they'd hiked family ticket prices by £100+ wouldn't there.
Personally I think they've got it right. Cheap tickets for dedicated fans. What's wrong with that?
This is the problem, many details still to followAlso, for those in any doubt, the full T&Cs for tickets are here:
Answers a lot of the questions that keep coming up
Might have been less outrage than there has been with the ticket exchange scheme.They can't win though, there would've been outrage if they'd hiked family ticket prices by £100+ wouldn't there.
Personally I think they've got it right. Cheap tickets for dedicated fans. What's wrong with that?
Might have been less outrage than there has been with the ticket exchange scheme.
Then you put it on the exchange
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