| So, season tickets up 10% 12:01 - Apr 24 with 8770 views | NeedhamChris |
Thoughts? |  |
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| So, season tickets up 10% on 17:08 - Apr 24 with 746 views | Cheshire_Tractor |
I'm just hoping mine works out lower than £500 per win next season |  | | |
| So, season tickets up 10% on 17:12 - Apr 24 with 718 views | Wright1 |
| So, season tickets up 10% on 13:17 - Apr 24 by textbackup |
The years of service they have put into following us. It’s a reward. It’s respect.
I’m not anywhere near the 65 bracket yet, but if the club were to ditch it in the coming years that would put me off going. |
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| So, season tickets up 10% on 17:50 - Apr 24 with 659 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| So, season tickets up 10% on 16:22 - Apr 24 by Pinewoodblue |
You may not intend to be controversial but you are pretty good at it.
Incidentally the figure you quoted for state pension was the new state pension. Older pensioners will be on the basic state pension which is around £2,000p.a. Less, although those with no other source of income can close the gap with Pension Credit. |
I'm not an expert on pensions, but since my dad's passing my mum's state pension is shooting up to almost double. She'll be on around £1200 a month, which is more than enough to live on when you no longer have a mortgage. |  |
| Trust the process. Trust Phil. |
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| So, season tickets up 10% on 18:03 - Apr 24 with 641 views | _clive_baker_ |
| So, season tickets up 10% on 16:18 - Apr 24 by itfcjoe |
For my wife and 2 boys, their STs work out at less than £22.50 a game combined.
You can't do anything for that sort of money these days with the kids |
That's how I see it. What they used to be is irrelevant, I still think an afternoon (or night) at PR is great value for ST holders at £18 a game for mine.
Obviously depends on where one gets their enjoyment, but my wife paid about £45 in Oxfordshire the other week to take my 2 on a trampoline thing. £45 for the 3 of them, she obviously didn't even want to do it but had to pay for an adult to make sure they're safe. I paid over £100 for 2 x Fabio Wardley tickets and I don't even really like Boxing. |  | | |
| So, season tickets up 10% on 18:21 - Apr 24 with 592 views | MK1 |
I'm in. |  |
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| So, season tickets up 10% on 19:51 - Apr 24 with 500 views | Swansea_Blue |
| So, season tickets up 10% on 12:26 - Apr 24 by Dubtractor |
Feels a bit of a steep increase tbh.
How do our prices compare with other championship teams?
I'll renew anyway, but might tut a bit as I make the payment. |
It’s a tad expensive in some areas compared to over here. Swansea is a flat rate anywhere of £411 for an adult, except for the family stand which is £300 if you also have at least one U14 ticket (£50 each).
It depends where you sit for us as we over-complicate it. Nowhere is that far from the pitch, so £655 for best West Stand seats seems a bit steep compared to £411 here. Both ends at £409 are competitive though. Adult/Child combo is well over £100 more than the Swans.
I think Swansea are normally one of the cheaper ones, so I bet we’re not too bad overall.
(I’ve just checked Bristol and they’re £400 to £720!, so we’re in that range). |  |
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