For Next season
https://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/seas...Fseasontickets
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For Next season
https://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/seas...Fseasontickets
Looks like an approx 11% increase on this season.
Block 118 open for home fans - don’t think that was the case this season? Wonder if it is a mistake or if the ego maniac Wayne Nash has relaxed his 500m exclusion zone around away fans
Great pricing from the club again even if there is a 10% hike
They were probably hoping for a Wales bounce today. Sadly it’s not the case.
I’ll be renewing regardless of who’s managing or playing. It’s a massive part of my social life, it’s not just about what’s happening on the pitch. I love the the match day experience, if not the actual match sometimes, if you get my drift.
There's plenty of clubs in Leagues 1 and 2 with similar or more expensive tickets, so can't really complain too much about an increase.
Totally get that and I will be renewing for those very reasons as it is quality time with friends and family that isn't work!!!
My point was others will be more discerning and the mood on this board the last few weeks/months indicates that a few long term posters (not sure if they go to games) are considering the level of attention they give games due to the product - appreciate this board is far from a barometer for those in the ground
For me the club are not helping without being clear as to what it's aims are for those that are undecided apart from some "teasers" of the 125th anniversary - for me they have a great platform to re-engage some who have walked away or those that are considering walking away
The audience of the likes of me and you are easy - we rock up regardless but if we want real success then we have to have a sustainable product built on a vision and that just doesn't exist in my mind
Still reasonable prices
Still no student pricing
Still no real urge to buy one
As a comparison, Bristol City's prices are quite a bit more:
Adult - £390 to £700
Over 65/under 25 - £325 to £545
Under 22 - £175 to £390
Under 19 - £105 to £205
Under 12 - £65 to £155
(Ours are:
Adult - £279 to £529
Over 60 - £169 to £399
16 to 21 - £109 to £319
Under 16 - £59 to £269)
These are decent prices, no complaints really.
However, the club do need to communicate their plans for the summer, starting with if the manager will be staying on. While that wouldn't impact myself getting a season ticket, but may impact some others.
yey, see yer all there CCMB posters ??????????????
Stay with the Bulut , firing bullets randomly dont work you need to load them up ,use them carefully with decent armor to go for the kill
That was point really so thank you for precising my ramblings
If I didn't pay for my son he wouldn't be able to go as he now has a mortgage etc so it's not as simple as being the cheapest around as it is not as if we would go support Bristol or Swansea if they were cheaper
again you will be able to pay over a 12 month finance offer . the trust awaiting what interest to be charged
see the trust reaction to the prices
https://www.ccfctrust.org/season-ticket-prices/
Agree with the interest free point as though the amount doesn't have to found in one go it is an added burden to an already increasing bill of life
I am still a fan of giving away tickets to schools in the week leading up to games to try and build the next generation of fans as well any "merch" they may buy
The payment systems are important. PayPal already offers interest-free pay in three installment plans. Our club charges fees for transactions (something I hate) and doesn't, as far as I know, offer PayPal as an option (I haven't checked).
Amazon offers interest-free pay in 5 installments on many expensive items. It would be dead easy for the club to offer PayPal as a payment option instead of getting into bed with a 'financial services' company making more money out of the fans. Especially as there's already a 10% increase.
As you say, this isn't about value for money.
...and no...this isn't club bashing (!)...it's just a discussion about options and choices and trying to save loyal fans money. That's why I think The Trust should be opposing financial plans that increase cost (and debt).
Must be tough for loads of fans, it’s not just the initial outlay for the season ticket, especially those who don’t live local, travel costs, food etc. Us, who live local, have to appreciate how lucky we are living here. For instance, evening games (Wales games included), I drive down, about 10 minutes, park up, go to the match, not even opening my wallet. Must be a right trial for those who live further afield.
Saturday games are completely different, we treat the ground as the Betty Ford Clinic, keeps us off the ale for a few hours!
Never noticed before that u/14s aren’t allowed in unaccompanied. I’d be an advocate of dishing out free tickets to schools but if that came to pass three or four 13 year old mates would be refused entry.
The more I think about it the more the 10% increase stings. For me and my 2 kids that is a hefty increase as they no longer get the cheaper rates
A shame especially after the rubbish we have been put through over recent years
I know there's people come from far and wide but I come from neath so normally if it is straight to the game on a Saturday it is about 6 hours out of the house and midweek games not getting back until around midnight what with traffic and usually a stop at McDonald's 😂😂
Financially I am blessed in as I can afford it for me and my son but appreciate that it is not easy for everyone just in the ticket cost let alone "add on" whatever they maybe
Lot easier growing up a stroll through canton via pubs and bookies of choice 👍