Possibly stupid question, but couldn’t you designate some turnstiles kids only or look at the data to see where large numbers are coming through and so some monitoring. They must have done more than just go “I think this is an issue so I’ll do X”?
The club should be promoting healthy kids pricing throughout the stadium .I've already stated the reasons why it matters that we don't move
Kids could have different colour season tickets and get the stewards to do their job
When the chance arises I think you should ask what the club think adults using kids tickets is costing them.
Sorry the law states otherwise in terms of safeguarding and yes there is an obligation on the organisation to have a safeguardinh operation
not totally linked with this discussion of course
If pricing was all that mattered , nobody would care about moving to the family stand .. clearly price isn't a the only factor for people
Yep they won’t have an answer it’s cynically timed to make the structure palatable
Does she not get a concession ticket. I thought someone partially sighted and a partner would as I knew a guy years ago who used too
The jump is far too big. I could understand a premium pricing but the figures you’re quoting are a ridiculous ask.
You don’t believe it’s a genuine problem?
To be honest I think they will have made an estimate of this.
It's worth a try with disability tickets / Personal Assistant ticket.
It’s only partly related to the prices in my opinion
I’m pretty certain that people at the club have chewed Doug’s ear to keep jsb prices lower and I’m pretty certain he mused at removing them altogether.
It’s on his head success or failure
Success more money and fans
Failure less money and fans
Team done their bit
Fans done theirs
This is a money man trying to maximise funds from supporters season tickets
Let’s see how it does
Would also be interesting to ask him about the % of food and drink money with the new deal and how much that was taken into consideration with ticket pricing?
I don’t think we’ll hit the headline sales figures if this season, but can see the argument if we keep or raise revenue overall. I just think it’s the intangibles that will suffer and won’t be as immediately obvious.
Could you not have a word with the club and see if you could sit in the disabled part and if you could you would go as her carer and it would cost you less
Feel for you and everyone in that age bracket, it’s been a growing trend in all areas of leisure etc following the government’s rhetoric of moving pension age out etc and the views of industries and businesses that at that age, you are likely to be mortgage free and have some of the most disposable income out of any group out there.
I know that can be true but also can be a real falsehood for many and sadly, the club are following many others to test this out.
I would still guess that many in that 60-65 will end up being in the Prem club and like to sit in those premium seats opposite the dugout or actually upgraded to the side behind the dugouts and enjoy a little more luxury and that’s what the club are banking on.
Hope it’s affordable for you.
All, you also know we have the nominations form to benefit from the funds raised to help out fans. Had a flurry of nominations last night so if you know people we can help then don’t hesitate to nominate them.
Of course, all subject to being able to raise enough funds to do so and I will be making contact with the club to see if they can help out on any matching or discount/extended early bird to help us buy more for people.
nomination link is in the pinned thread Helping Fans Part 6 along with donation link
Of course, all subject to being able to raise enough funds to do so and I will be making contact with the club to see if they can help out on any matching or discount/extended early bird to help us buy more for people.
nomination link is in the pinned thread Helping Fans Part 6 along with donation link
Timing impressive is confusing. From your cynical comment I assume you mean releasing prices while playoffs are in the balance is a shrewd move?
How do disabled tickets work? Do you have to be in a certain area?
My dad has a blue badge and we park in the disabled bays at the ground, and really we need something with as few stairs from the entrance as possible. Is there anything that can be done? Not even looking for cheap tickets just wondering what options are.
My dad has a blue badge and we park in the disabled bays at the ground, and really we need something with as few stairs from the entrance as possible. Is there anything that can be done? Not even looking for cheap tickets just wondering what options are.
She has the diagnosis and receives disability living allowance. Will ask the question anyway
I know someone who was going to try this as his partner struggles with stairs but I think they were told one of them needs to be registered disabled, which they weren’t.
You would think that if for example somebody had to sit in the disabled sections / wheelchairs etc but they were only in the "Premium Zone" then there's grounds for discrimination. Probably best to speak to the club about it.
I don't really know the terms of what defines it though.
