| Matchday prices released (and frozen) 17:53 - Jul 24 with 2929 views | Zx1988 |
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Same setup and prices as last season, which is a little surprising.
A- and B-Grade system, with the most expensive non-premium tickets being in the middle of the Pioneer, at £48 for a Grade-A game.
The cheapest is £28 for a Grade-B game in the lower Pioneer.
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| Matchday prices 'released' on 19:05 - Jul 25 with 398 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| Matchday prices 'released' on 17:46 - Jul 25 by SuffolkPunchFC |
"Also curious to know exactly when our pricing was so out of kilter as looking back I can’t see where that was the case"
You don't need to look far back.
25/26 : Ave season ticket price 12th in the Championship, 65% of the most expensive (Boro)
24/25 : Ave 20th out of 20, 37% of the most expensive. Even four CHAMPIONSHIP clubs were more expensive than us (Boro, ShefU, Norwich and ShefW)
23/24: 16th out of 24. 60% of the most expensive.
That's just recent seasons. |
Not sure why you’re quoting season ticket prices, which only saw a minimal increase following the first promotion, in a discussion referencing the large scale increase in matchday ticket prices in recent years |  |
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| Matchday prices 'released' on 19:24 - Jul 25 with 358 views | SuffolkPunchFC |
| Matchday prices 'released' on 19:05 - Jul 25 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
Not sure why you’re quoting season ticket prices, which only saw a minimal increase following the first promotion, in a discussion referencing the large scale increase in matchday ticket prices in recent years |
You are hard work, but I guess that happens when the facts disagree with a point you’re trying to make.
It may have escaped you, but there is a direct correlation between season and match day prices (note I don’t say equivalence), therefore support my point. I’ve posted complete matchday ticket tables before, and they show the exact same situation. I’m not going to waste my time searching for them, but they’re in the TWTD posts history if you’d care to search. | | | |
| Matchday prices 'released' on 20:50 - Jul 25 with 307 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| Matchday prices 'released' on 19:24 - Jul 25 by SuffolkPunchFC |
You are hard work, but I guess that happens when the facts disagree with a point you’re trying to make.
It may have escaped you, but there is a direct correlation between season and match day prices (note I don’t say equivalence), therefore support my point. I’ve posted complete matchday ticket tables before, and they show the exact same situation. I’m not going to waste my time searching for them, but they’re in the TWTD posts history if you’d care to search. |
There isn’t a direct correlation though which is why they don’t get priced in sync. Prior to this year across the Gamechanger period matchday ticket prices had increased 65% whereas the equivalent season ticket increase was only 26%. Even with ST’s seeing an increase this year it’s still ‘only’ a 41% increase. So showing how season ticket costs compare really isn’t relevant when discussing matchday ticket prices which have been hiked across the period in question | |
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| Matchday prices 'released' on 08:35 - Jul 26 with 225 views | SuffolkPunchFC |
| Matchday prices 'released' on 20:50 - Jul 25 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
There isn’t a direct correlation though which is why they don’t get priced in sync. Prior to this year across the Gamechanger period matchday ticket prices had increased 65% whereas the equivalent season ticket increase was only 26%. Even with ST’s seeing an increase this year it’s still ‘only’ a 41% increase. So showing how season ticket costs compare really isn’t relevant when discussing matchday ticket prices which have been hiked across the period in question |
The prices have indeed increased significantly when comparing certain concurrent years, I have not once disputed that.
My point however is that a) if you look at it over a longer period, one that depressed prices during our decline and b) compare it to our peers, then Town prices (both matchday and season) are well below the vast majority of our contemporaries. | | | |
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