Upcoming Home Game Ticket Prices

Royal Antwerp Friendly Saturday 11th August 3.00pm

Tickets are priced as follows: -

2012/2013 Season Ticket Holders
Adults - £5.00
Concessions - £3.00*

Non-Season Ticket Holders and Matchday prices
Adults - £10.00
Concessions - £5.00*

*Concession price tickets are available to the following supporters:
Seniors - aged 65 years of age and over
Students - In full-time education - A valid NUS card must be shown at the turnstile
Juniors - aged under 19

Please note that the following stands will be open for this fixture: -
• The Kop
• The Tilton
• The Main Stand Lower Tier
• The Gil Merrick Lower Block 1 will be open for away fans only. The remainder of the Gil Merrick Stand will be closed.

Barnet Capital One Cup Tuesday 14th August 7.45pm

Tickets are priced as follows: -
2012/2013 Season Ticket Holders
Adults - £5.00
Seniors and Students - £3.00*
Juniors under-19 - £1.00

Non Season Ticket Holders
Adults - £8.00
Seniors and Students - £4.00*
Juniors under 19 - £1.00

Matchday Prices
Adults - £10.00
Seniors / Students / Juniors - £5.00*

*Concession price tickets are available to the following supporters:
Seniors - aged 65 years of age and over
Students - In full-time education - A valid NUS card must be shown at the turnstile
Juniors - aged under 19

Please note that the following stands will be open for this fixture: -
• The Kop
• The Tilton
• Gil Merrick Lower 1 (for away fans only). The remainder of the stand is closed for home fans.

Very Tempted by the Barnet cup game, yet to decide on the R Antwerp game, maybe count out the Charlton Game just not priced to entice

Most likely to give all those a miss unless im in brum around the barnet game but no fecking way am i paying £27 to sit in the tilton for the charlton game

bluenosebryan wrote:Most likely to give all those a miss unless im in brum around the barnet game but no fecking way am i paying £27 to sit in the tilton for the charlton game

£32 pay on the day

St Andrews will be half empty and that includes 3k travelling up from London.

Daft prices as usual from BCFC.

kro

Sorry to say this guy's. But look around other clubs in this division. there are exceptions, but most are stupid prices.

The reality is, thats how much it costs to watch football nowadays, not saying its right, but thats the way it is.

Also, some of those complaining are the same people complaining about lack of investment.

And cut the "reduce ticket prices and they come" nonsense, well it is just that, nonsense. It only works for BIG BIG games like europe. This has been proved over and over

Sad but true.

Raters wrote:Sorry to say this guy's. But look around other clubs in this division. there are exceptions, but most are stupid prices.

The reality is, thats how much it costs to watch football nowadays, not saying its right, but thats the way it is.

Also, some of those complaining are the same people complaining about lack of investment.

And cut the "reduce ticket prices and they come" nonsense, well it is just that, nonsense. It only works for BIG BIG games like europe. This has been proved over and over

Sad but true.

Season tickets at £300 first come first served would have had St Andrews full every week.

kro.

bluenosekev wrote:

Raters wrote:Sorry to say this guy's. But look around other clubs in this division. there are exceptions, but most are stupid prices.

The reality is, thats how much it costs to watch football nowadays, not saying its right, but thats the way it is.

Also, some of those complaining are the same people complaining about lack of investment.

And cut the "reduce ticket prices and they come" nonsense, well it is just that, nonsense. It only works for BIG BIG games like europe. This has been proved over and over

Sad but true.

Season tickets at £300 first come first served would have had St Andrews full every week.

kro.

That would defiantly increase season ticket sales. But not enough to off set the reduction in revenues.

Raters wrote:

bluenosekev wrote:

Raters wrote:Sorry to say this guy's. But look around other clubs in this division. there are exceptions, but most are stupid prices.

The reality is, thats how much it costs to watch football nowadays, not saying its right, but thats the way it is.

Also, some of those complaining are the same people complaining about lack of investment.

And cut the "reduce ticket prices and they come" nonsense, well it is just that, nonsense. It only works for BIG BIG games like europe. This has been proved over and over

Sad but true.

Season tickets at £300 first come first served would have had St Andrews full every week.

kro.

That would defiantly increase season ticket sales. But not enough to off set the reduction in revenues.

Do you think so?
Same revenue but a bigger crowd....sometimes you have to speculate to accumulate, and a full St Andrews is a tough place for an away side, always has been.
I think we should do whatever it takes to fill the ground this season, it may be the best chance for the Chinese to get some of their money back.

bluenose abroad wrote:

Raters wrote:

bluenosekev wrote:

Raters wrote:Sorry to say this guy's. But look around other clubs in this division. there are exceptions, but most are stupid prices.

The reality is, thats how much it costs to watch football nowadays, not saying its right, but thats the way it is.

Also, some of those complaining are the same people complaining about lack of investment.

And cut the "reduce ticket prices and they come" nonsense, well it is just that, nonsense. It only works for BIG BIG games like europe. This has been proved over and over

Sad but true.

Season tickets at £300 first come first served would have had St Andrews full every week.

kro.

That would defiantly increase season ticket sales. But not enough to off set the reduction in revenues.

Do you think so?
Same revenue but a bigger crowd....sometimes you have to speculate to accumulate, and a full St Andrews is a tough place for an away side, always has been.
I think we should do whatever it takes to fill the ground this season, it may be the best chance for the Chinese to get some of their money back.

Defiantly agree with that. but I do not believe, and we've seen it previously, that a reduction in ticket price has enough of an effect in bums on seats to off set the reduction in ticket price.

well as the season gets closer i gave in and went down to st andys and renewed our 3 ST

bluenosebryan wrote:well as the season gets closer i gave in and went down to st andys and renewed our 3 ST

Good man

You know it makes sense

Raters wrote:

bluenosebryan wrote:well as the season gets closer i gave in and went down to st andys and renewed our 3 ST

Good man

You know it makes sense

well no more players sold so far PP keeping his word so i thought why not,i aint going to cut of my nose to spite my face c`mon you blue boys im looking forward to the season ahead now

well no more players sold so far PP keeping his word so i thought why not,i aint going to cut of my nose to spite my face c`mon you blue boys im looking forward to the season ahead now

"You'll be on your own, you'll be on your own, you'll be in the Tilton singing alone"

ha ha.

Bryan. You wont be singing alone mate. If my voice will carry to the Tilton. I'll be joining you.