2024-25 Season Ticket Prices

[AdamStag]

Insane especially considering how bad that ice cream stand is too.

Agreed it’s a terrible stand and a right hazard going down those steps to the loo also, £28 is crazy for league 1 or 2.

 

[The_Viking_Magpie]

They should be ashamed. Whoever took this decision wants sacking! Already higher than everyone else at this level, let's increase it more for good measure.

 

[Dan Phillips]

Literally one of the worst grounds and away ends in the league, which makes it all the more laughable. If they didn't have that massive main stand, it'd be a National League standard ground.

 

[CFC91]

£28 WTF, get us back in the NL

 

[valefan16]

Madness, especially considering the facilities, Peterborough charged that in L1 and that seemed disgraceful.

 

[Si Robin]

We charge it as an on the day price. It's disgusting to be fair.

 

[1862]

Notts have introduced a home membership (£20, entitling you to a £2 discount on tickets and some minimal priority for cup games), a charge for buying in-person or over the phone (£1.50 per ticket) and have raised individual prices by £2 per ticket across the board. This makes an adult ticket bought from the ticket office on matchday £27.50, compared to a member buying online before matchday at £22.

Not 100% sure yet how this will affect away fans but I assume that the prices will be the same as for non-member home fans, £24 online or bought through your club in advance and £26 on the day through the same methods. I assume the £1.50 will only apply if we're handling away tickets for your club.

Seems overly complicated to be honest, I'll definitely get to more than 10 home games and buy online so it may be a similar cost per game for me in the end (as they've removed the ticket admin fee online). For casual fans who might not be aware or tech-literate that price is likely to put some off. I get the desire to push people online as it's cheaper for the club but I'd have thought maximising the numbers through the door would ultimately offset the cost of having people on the phone/ticket office.

 

[kieran_vale]

Notts have introduced a home membership (£20, entitling you to a £2 discount on tickets and some minimal priority for cup games), a charge for buying in-person or over the phone (£1.50 per ticket) and have raised individual prices by £2 per ticket across the board. This makes an adult ticket bought from the ticket office on matchday £27.50, compared to a member buying online before matchday at £22.

Not 100% sure yet how this will affect away fans but I assume that the prices will be the same as for non-member home fans, £24 online or bought through your club in advance and £26 on the day through the same methods. I assume the £1.50 will only apply if we're handling away tickets for your club.

Seems overly complicated to be honest, I'll definitely get to more than 10 home games and buy online so it may be a similar cost per game for me in the end (as they've removed the ticket admin fee online). For casual fans who might not be aware or tech-literate that price is likely to put some off. I get the desire to push people online as it's cheaper for the club but I'd have thought maximising the numbers through the door would ultimately offset the cost of having people on the phone/ticket office.

For what its worth with the membership Vale do similar with the Club 1876 membership and it works exactly like you say. Away fans get the full price and home fans if they're a member get I think it was £4 off if they purchase before the day of the game. Think we've had it a couple of years now and replaced the old 10 game flex ticket we used to have.