2016/2017 Season Ticket prices

[Dazza]

I expect ours will be the same as they have been for a few years. £375 in every stand except the West upper which is £395.

 

[parmyhtfc]

£179 adults and seniors for us sold 11,000 offer was for first 10,000 been extended to 15,000 now so hopefully we'll shift em

 

[Walkley_Owl]

£179 adults and seniors for us sold 11,000 offer was for first 10,000 been extended to 15,000 now so hopefully we'll shift em

2.2m turnover..... is that sustainable?

 

[Bluebird_Dai]

£299 mine is in the Canton End behind the goal. Cheapest I've paid since Ninian Park!

 

[parmyhtfc]

2.2m turnover..... is that sustainable?

Dean hoyle is using £1 million of the tv money to fund the cheap deal I'm sure he's done his sums

 

[Walkley_Owl]

Dean hoyle is using £1 million of the tv money to fund the cheap deal I'm sure he's done his sums

Robbing Peter to pay Paul springs to mind.

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[Nook Terrier]

2.2m turnover..... is that sustainable?

Works in Germany, so shall have to wait and see.

Clubs will be watching us closely to see if it's a sucess or not.

Plus it's the only way to bring fans back who have lost interest increasingly each season after we first got back into the Championship - myself included.

 

[Walkley_Owl]

Where does it work in Germany?

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[Tom_ITFC]

Getting extra bums on seats can only be a good thing going forward for the club, and now seems a sensible time with the extra money coming in from the TV next year.

I suspect there'll be a steady increase in prices over the next 5 years once they've pulled in a stronger fan base.

 

[Lamby]

Mine was £175, moved to a better seat where I can actually see the big screen.

 

[Rammy]

Mine was £175, moved to a better seat where I can actually see the big screen.

Why watch the action on the pitch, when you can watch it on a big shiny screen...

 

[JoshBCFC]

Why watch the action on the pitch, when you can watch it on a big shiny screen...

Why not on a shiny fans sofa?

 

[Lamby]

Why watch the action on the pitch, when you can watch it on a big shiny screen...

I can't even see how many minutes have gone by at the moment.

 

[Walkley_Owl]

Mine was £175, moved to a better seat where I can actually see the big screen.

Good price that £7 a hand for League One togger

 

[Ciderup]

£429?? Bastards!

 

[Rammy]

Unbelievable. We're all idiots, it seems. Was convinced there'd be a poor uptake given how awful we are, and the uncertainty over the management.

Final figures at the close of the Early Bird window, which ended at 4pm on Sunday, reported 19,000 sales which is a record at this stage and, as a result, higher numbers compared to the same stage a year ago, which were at the 18,500.

 

[Ciderup]

Just renewed, £702 for my old man and me. Not too bad I suppose.
Just need to stay up now.

 

[mossypne]

Still waiting for ours to be announced... again...

Ours usually go on sale mid June.....

 

[Luke_1884]

Unbelievable. We're all idiots, it seems. Was convinced there'd be a poor uptake given how awful we are, and the uncertainty over the management.

We just don't like shopping. Good turn out that but I don't think it's surprising, the people who threatened not to renew because of the current set up were talking pish. I would have renewed if I didn't have to move 500 miles north of the iPro.

Those early bird figures are higher than 16 teams' current average at home this season.

You've got no fans.

 

[smileyw]

The mad Italian hasn't decided if we are having season tickets yet.

 

[JoshBCFC]

The mad Italian hasn't decided if we are having season tickets yet.

 

[Dazza]

£375 renewel for me. Same as it has been for about the last 10 years. Only increase is in the upper West stand. Gone up by £25.

 

[MagpieBee]

Think mine was £325, though I got about £30 off for selling my seat back while I was on holiday. Pretty good deal.

 

[wiganmudhuts28]

170 gone down ours...new season ticket holders 200

 

[Madejski]

Reading's largely the same. Upper West gone up £25 for adults, but North gone down £50.

Also introduced a refer a friend for £25 off deal.

I'll probably get one, last year i'm eligible for a £135 ticket. Makes it worthwhile even if when I can't make the weekday games.

 

[JJH]

Our local rag today reporting we've sold 'over 11,500' pre-general sale today. Figures from the forum don't add up, the website suggests we've sold over 14k.

I'll go with the BEP for now, until the actual figures get announced from the club at the end of the week, but if they're not at over 13k I'll be seriously concerned.

 

[The Southbank]

Reading's largely the same. Upper West gone up £25 for adults, but North gone down £50.

Also introduced a refer a friend for £25 off deal.

I'll probably get one, last year i'm eligible for a £135 ticket. Makes it worthwhile even if when I can't make the weekday games.

Any idea why the Upper West has increased?

 

[Dazza]

Any idea why the Upper West has increased?

Taken from our official site.

In the Upper West, adult season ticket renewals are to rise by £25 – but incorporated in that small increase will be a range of both simple and complex renovations that will be in place at the start of next season and will serve to enhance those fans’ matchday experience at Madejski Stadium.

 

[The Southbank]

will be a range of both simple and complex renovations that will be in place at the start of next season and will serve to enhance those fans’ matchday experience at Madejski Stadium.

How about buying some new fucking players to enhance our matchday experience?

 

[Dazza]

How about buying some new fucking players to enhance our matchday experience?

Why spend money on players when we can use that money on putting heated seats in the West Upper and a copy of the Daily Mail.