| Season Ticket Question 12:08 - Apr 17 with 808 views | No_Moore_Kieffer |
Firstly, I'd like to start by saying a massive well done to Marcus Evans et al for an excellent pricing structure and the incentives that have been included along with it - as well as matchday ticket reductions.
The wording of one particular part has me confused as it could mean one of three things, I believe;
"If 12,000 season tickets are sold before the Early Bird deadline, prices will drop by an additional 10%.
If 13,000 sold - that will increase to a 15 % discount; if 14,000 are sold - that will trigger an extra 20 % drop."
Does this mean (using my renewal price as an example):
1) I'll pay £181 to renew my ST, but if 12,000 are sold before May 6th I'll get £18.10 back (10% of the original price), followed by another £9.05 back if 13,000 sell (5% of original price) and then another £9.05 back at 14,000? This is how I originally understood it.
2) Is it 10% back after hitting 12,000 (£18.10), then another 5% of the new price (£181 - £18.10 = £162.90, so 5% would be £8.14 back, then a further 5% back at 14,000 at 5% of £154.76, which is the price after both previous discounts).
3) Or alternatively, is it 10% off the original price @ 12,000 sold, so £18.10. Then a further 15% off the original price, so another £27.15 back at 13,000, then another £36.20 (20%) back at 14,000 sold. This seems the most unlikely,
Of course, option 4 could be a combination of 2 & 3, with the 10, 15 and 20% discounts being discounts of the reduced price.
Admittedly this does seem a stupid question, it's almost certainly option 1, but the wording and use of "further x discount" made me question myself  |  | | |  |
| Season Ticket Question on 12:11 - Apr 17 with 778 views | Jon_456 |
I imagine they wouldn’t announce the further reductions until after the deadline so by that point you’ll know whether it’s 10%, 15% or 20% off the £181.
Rather than being reduced by 10% then reduced by a further 5% of the new discounted price. [Post edited 17 Apr 2019 12:12]
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| Season Ticket Question on 12:33 - Apr 17 with 670 views | JammyDodgerrr |
I would take it as these percentages would affect the original price, not the newly discounted price.
So if they hit 12K you'll drop 10%, 13K, you'll drop 15% and so on. |  |
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