Town have launched a half-season ticket covering the final 12 home Championship games of the campaign, starting with the Charlton match on Tuesday 30th December.

A half-season ticket in the lower tier of the Sir Alf Ramsey Stand costs £271 for an adult, £189 for a senior citizen, student or disabled supporter, £149 for under-20s and £113 for under-16s, while an under-11s half-season ticket is available at £10. Full prices here.

The club are offering fans the chance to pay for their half-season ticket over four months via an interest-free direct debit scheme.

For more details, visit the club site or to buy a half-season ticket visit ITFC Direct.

Meanwhile, additional matchday tickets for the away game at Charlton on Saturday 29th November are now on sale (KO 12.15pm).

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flashblue added 15:24 - Nov 11 What a joke! It will be cheaper to buy 12 match tickets.
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KingPablo added 15:33 - Nov 11 I was unfortunate enough to work most Saturdays so i didn't get a season ticket this season but i have just switched jobs so i am able to go now so if someone could answer this it'd be great. I am 20 so would i be eligible for the U20's Ticket? Cheers Callum
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bluejay80 added 15:47 - Nov 11 What a disappointment £200 for lower tiers would have been reasonable and would gain few thousand more
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Ipswich_Loyal added 15:52 - Nov 11 At those prices it's hardly encouraging people to get a season ticket. And Callum, no... You're not under 20.
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Benters added 16:48 - Nov 11 Bollox thats my plan out of the window i thought ( somehow) it was going to be £200 !?
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flashblue added 17:00 - Nov 11 Yep. Half season ticket for 70% of the price of a full one. A bargain!
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bluejay80 added 17:03 - Nov 11 Maybe ill get my uncle to buy over 65's and dress up like merlin every game
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Taricco_Fan added 17:07 - Nov 11 Too expensive. As others have said, about £200 would've been right.
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BigginBlue added 17:36 - Nov 11 @Callum further to Ipswich Royal's post you may well be eligible. If you were 19 before 1st September you are eligible for this price.
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carsey added 17:58 - Nov 11 This is typical of the club management - MM TC and the team are doing the business on the pitch and the back room staff come up with this. I'll be interested to know how many if any people take this"offer" up.
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BlueandTruesince82 added 18:42 - Nov 11 Half a season should be half the price thats just logic, have to question this one
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linhdi added 18:52 - Nov 11 I checked back and the half-season ticket is indeed half the price of a full season ticket, allowing for there being 12/23 games to go. It isn't, of course, applied to the early bird price. If anyone gets a half season ticket, they can pay by interest free DD for the rest of the season, and of course will be eligible to buy at the early bird price for next season. (Indeed, I expect they'll just amend / drop the DD amount).

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samsonblue added 18:52 - Nov 11 I decided not to get a season ticket this year. Early bird price was 319. For all 23 matches. Was seriously considering a ticket this year, but won't be now. Big of an own goal on this one me thinks. Come on town. Sort it out!!!
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Millsey added 19:36 - Nov 11 MOAN MOAN MOAN, just stick to TWTD to 'support' the team
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CavendishBlue added 20:43 - Nov 11 It's a really poor business decision yet again. I was hooked in on a half season ticket 17 years ago and still here despite the Keane/Jewell wasted years. Be lucky if they hook 100 at that price , whereas at £199 probably more like 300-400. Having two friends who have worked for ME at management level and having met him personally , I sometimes struggle to see how he's made his money.Let's hope they prove us wrong and the clubs' stock rockets on the back of MM & TC's genius . COYB!!!!

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barrysandals added 20:53 - Nov 11 I've been to 5 home games this season ....as many as I could due to work commitments. I was seriously considering getting a half season ticket with a couple of friends but not at these prices. There is no incentive. Poor decision from the club as a good deal would see maybe 1000-2000 extra regulars. I hope the club reassess this but my gut feeling is they won't.
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barrysandals added 20:54 - Nov 11 Perhaps a few more posts from people in a similar situation may make a difference!!!
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blue_moon09 added 21:58 - Nov 11 Its cheap what are you all moaning about you could be part of something special, get out of your arm chairs and support the team.
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LWNR2013 added 22:19 - Nov 11 Earlybird was £399 requiring commitment last March. Why would you expect to pay half that now? It's a good deal and great times.
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benrhyddingblue added 22:26 - Nov 11 What is wrong with people? It works out as £22.60 a game. Why an earth people buying now think they should expect to get a better season ticket rate than those who paid the early bird price in the early summer is beyond me.
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NITFC added 22:42 - Nov 11 I do think that it should have been cheaper. However, for the same reason they can't have too many £10 promotions per season, they must not alienate the existing season ticket holders by making it cheaper than we paid at the start of the season
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flashblue added 22:53 - Nov 11 Doesn't need to be cheaper than the start of the season, just the same price. Most season ticket holders couldn't give a toss if new season ticket holders get the same deal, and even if they do care, so what? The objective is to get more people onto that direct debit.
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TractorBeezer added 23:42 - Nov 11 Buying tickets now will be based on knowing that we are in the hunt and are playing entertaining football versus being uninformed preseason. Sounds like a reasonable offer at 22 pounds per game.
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NSL added 12:41 - Nov 12 As a ST holder I couldn't care less if the new half-season ticket was even better value than an early bird full season ticket. I just want to see a full ground and experience a decent atmosphere which will be like having a new signing to push us toward glory. 'The 12th man'. COME ON - WHERE ARE YOU - LETS BE 'AVIN YOU!!!!! ;-)
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