Evans1883
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Yes if they want to sit by kids maybe , most people get paid friday , cant afford to get matchday tickets until saturday , ironiacally the club know this and make the prices higher those days , wouldnt do it else
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skybluelee
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Special offer, a bit like Gillingham for us. They charge £30-£50 for bigger games. Again, we are reasonably priced.
covcity4life
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22 is still too much though in alot of peoples minds.
18 could be passable if not in family area
Evans1883
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They price things up on a match basis in categories correct , so leicester fans will probably get 7 games of premier league football at those prices ,this season
Evans1883
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You think that 24-27 pound for a matchday ticket , is reasonable for 3rd tier football
skybluelee
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£18 - £24, you're just quoting inflated figures to suit your argument.
Evans1883
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On matchday , the prices are 24-27 in the areas most people want to sit , am i wrong
Jim
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And Sheffield United are charging £18+ for adults for League One fixture v Gillingham......
So price seems about right......
covcity4life
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anyone sat in family zone before? whats it like?
Evans1883
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Will soon be the zone where everybody sits , we will know soon enough
Its fine - lot of kids in there though
Seriously - its is ok. Obviously a few kids get distracted, but it's ok for piss head and bad language avoidance (generally)
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covcity4life
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just had a look, plenty of tickets left in that zone.
what age group is young adults?
what age group is young adults?
covcity4life
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Its fine - lot of kids in there though
Seriously - its is ok. Obviously a few kids get distracted, but it's ok for piss head avoidance and bad language (generally)
sounds good, i dont drink on matchdays generally, might give it a try.
This may seem obvious, but you do need to have an U16 with you
Evans1883
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Which proves that the cheapest ticket for adults in the stadium is 22 pound
lordsummerisle
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The club should pay a large rent because it's "a World Class Stadium", but as fans we have to pay corrugated iron shed rates?
Is that right?
covcity4life
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what?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i have a 21yo with who when clean shaven can pass as 16 lol
evans is right, cheapest price is 22
Evans1883
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Iron shed rates , i said 18 pound was reasonable , not a fiver
It would certainly appear so, yes.
You may jest about the 21 yo, but may mates step lad used to get away with as he is small and looks very young for his age.
If you look at the two clubs with the best home gates (Sheff United and Bradford), they are both cheaper.
It's about balance. If you put prices up to £50, you'd probably still get 5000 paying that, which would probably generate a bigger return. But we don't want that, because we all know there are advantages to be had by having more people in the ground.
I don't have a massive issue with matchday prices, just wish people would stop perpetuating this myth that they are cheap for L1, because they just aren't
It's about balance. If you put prices up to £50, you'd probably still get 5000 paying that, which would probably generate a bigger return. But we don't want that, because we all know there are advantages to be had by having more people in the ground.
I don't have a massive issue with matchday prices, just wish people would stop perpetuating this myth that they are cheap for L1, because they just aren't
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covcity4life
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bullshit
no one is saying they not going, can still have a moan about prices and missed opportunties though.
JSB membership used to be about £15-£20 so has to be used a few times to gain the benefit.
covcity4life
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ill wait for the 6 and 12 match packages and see if they offer any value for money
will pay 22 for sats game though.
will pay 22 for sats game though.
GaryJones
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Great advice - Thank you so much - Ive just done it now we are all going!
ajsccfc
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By all means, but realism flies out the window with some moans.
Reality is, that Coventry City play in the 3rd tier of English football and with a limited supporter base mainly living in only a moderately wealthy City then the economics have to suit the environment. Some can pay comfortably, many can't ! It's supply and demand too, the seats are there, fill them. If anything it should be cheaper the nearer the day of the match as there is less choice of seats, not more expensive.
letsallsingtogether
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Just been made redundant so times are a bit harder but I wouldn't miss this match or any other at home.
Will have to think twice about the away matches thou.
I tell my missis it is £15.00 so hope she doesn't find out.
Will have to think twice about the away matches thou.
I tell my missis it is £15.00 so hope she doesn't find out.
Is it possible to buy tickets to the family area and then sit elsewhere in the ground. I know you can walk the concourse from the North stand right through to block 11, just wondered if there is any segregation between family and north?
Wont be doing this as weve just bought ours in the north stand today but others may want to?
Wont be doing this as weve just bought ours in the north stand today but others may want to?
It is possible to sit eslewhere in the North Stand I believe.
Kingokings204
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So you need a under 16 to get in for £18 so actually cheapest is £22. So really it's 22-27 and that's not to suit my argument.
Question.
Why do the club put on £2 for walk ups? Makes no sense to me.
