Reply With QuoteIsn’t that just for the semi “hospitality” areas in the middle of the grandstand and the Ninian? You can get tickets for £29 for a cat A game.
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£40 quid for a category b game .......load of bollocks all that is ......is going to ensure plenty more empty seats this season
We are not a big club , we are not a wealthy area
The club have made a huge mistake with these prices , undoing the work of last season , I am writing to them
Isn’t that just for the semi “hospitality” areas in the middle of the grandstand and the Ninian? You can get tickets for £29 for a cat A game.
https://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/news...ng-announced2/
Ticket prices here.
All the prices are too expensive , this is south Wales
Should make adult ticket all around the ground thirty quid for non season ticket holders , stop all this poncing about
We are alot cheaper than other teams in premier.
The season tickets were a snip in comparison
Looks like prices are reasonable. If people want a better view then can pay a bit more
Non season ticket holders can get a ticket for £25 ?????Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
The City’s ticket pricing seem reasonable in comparison, season tickets sold at a snip. We had the smallest gate on Saturday, therefore the smallest ‘walk up’ crowd so compared to other clubs we’re making peanuts on the day. Obviously not aware of other people’s financial circumstances but if they’re willing to pay over £40 for an individual fixture you’d take it that they would have been able to afford a reasonably priced season ticket. If they’re doing it as a one off, £40 in comparison to theatre tickets, concert tickets stands up.
No other parts of the ground have the higher ticket price as well.
Some seats in the lower Granstand. A seat in there for a cat c game v Burnley could cost u 40 notes.
Problem is in the main bowl its the lower Grandtand with the most availability then probably the middle Ninian.
There are cheaper tickets but i wouldnt call them cheap.
I mean buying tickets for around £25-£35 walk up for a premier league game doesn’t seem excessive to me. And the season tickets work out much cheaper.
It would be nice if they were £20 but pretty unlikely in this day and age.
What are they then? It's as if some people have to moan about the club. Huddersfield, the great white hope of ticketing according to some, are charging £30 to see us. We sell tickets for less.
We had nearly 31k for an early KO in the Holiday period with the game on Sky, the 10th highest in the league with Newcastle only selling 2k tickets.We are a club with big potential if we can stay in the Premier League, the next two games will be sell outs and if we stay out of relegation places we will continue to have near sell outs?
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Season ticket prices are fantastic, main Ninian 369 , canton 299.
Plenty of oppurtunity to purchase in March at these prices.
Season tickets are so cheap that people are buying them because it's worth it even if they only go for the Top 6 games.
Totally agree
You’re going to write to them, oh boo hoo hoo.
Everyone is well aware that the club is making a fortune from TV rights, why have "category" games anyway? It's taking the piss. Make every game the same price and make tickets available to members ASAP. Do something about the "no man's land" too, is that absolutely necessary in this day and age?
There wasn't any "no man's land", Newcastle didn't sell 400 tickets.
Aren't the categories in place to take advantage of the man united and liverpool fans who only want to see that one match? Loyal season ticket holders etc get rewarded with cheaper tickets already.
There is no, no mans land in the premier league.
People seem to just want something to moan about.
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