Be interesting to see where the club goes with this. Had we stayed up I doubt the club would’ve increased prices, but will they drop prices for League One?
Anyone know what other Championship clubs tend to do in these situations?
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Be interesting to see where the club goes with this. Had we stayed up I doubt the club would’ve increased prices, but will they drop prices for League One?
Anyone know what other Championship clubs tend to do in these situations?
I'm fairly sure a lot of national league grounds are more expensive than we were in the Championship anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Canton Kev
Eg Southend in the National League starts at £400 adult- more than most city fans paid last season.
Cardiff season tickets are extremely cheap.
Our prices, i think, were cheaper than many League 1 clubs anyway.
I think they'll keep them the same price and include the Leyland Daf/Johnstones paint trophy group games aswell.
There's no way they could increase them.
I know my mate paid around £470 for his Birmingham season ticket this season, their top tickets were over £500Quote:
Originally Posted by Canton Kev
Let’s be honest with this - we don’t pay enough.
It’s so cheap that many people don’t attend.
£309 last season in the Canton and you only need to do about half the games for it to be cost effective.
Yesh plus convenience etc....Quote:
Originally Posted by 19bluebirds27
And every individual ticket you buy has a £2 increase also. It's probably not even half the games to make it worthwhile.