Cardiff City tickets

[owlZfan84]

So, starting at £31 for members in the Kop. That means £36 is the cheapest for an adult (non member) - I got that right?

 

Wow.

 

 

[Dunkstar]

Oh dear. Here we go again....

[matthefish2002]

Think many people might wait to see if anything riding on this one at those prices.

Might be a 'dead rubber' by time match takes place.

[owlZfan84]

Oh dear. Here we go again....

 

Yep.

 

In all fairness, I'm a member and I've been more than happy to pay what I have done this season. I do find £31 steep though in this case. I thought the club might look at setting the bar not so high, price-wise, for this match purely to get the fans in and get the place rocking with it potentially being a big game. At those prices, it's bound to put folk off.

[lanzaroteowl]

Last home game of the season

 

Could decide a play off place or no more home games for 3 months?

 

Bargain

[ohgoditsjames]

Last game of the season would usually get a good crowd, especially with the way this season has gone we'd get even more however it just seems like a way to take advantage of that.

I'm rarely part of the ticket debate but have they not learned from the Charlton game at all?

[FlyingOwl]

Risky price if I'm honest.

 

Be a sell out if we have something to play for still.

Won't hit 30k if our play off place is confirmed by then.

[mozzy85]

I'll be going but not happy with the pricing. Will put off loads I reckon. 

[FlyingOwl]

I'm rarely part of the ticket debate but have they not learned from the Charlton game at all?

To be fair....we didn't even breach 30k at £20.

 

Also, people should remember the kids prices are £10 and £5 I think?

 

Still say it's a risky price that people will only lap up should we still have a play off place to confirm.

[owlZfan84]

I'll be going but not happy with the pricing. Will put off loads I reckon. 

 

Ditto, and totally agree.

[ohgoditsjames]

To be fair....we didn't even breach 30k at £20.

Also, people should remember the kids prices are £10 and £5 I think?

Still say it's a risky price that people will only lap up should we still have a play off place to confirm.

Very very close to 30k against a bottom of the table team.

[oh_weds_we_love_you]

So, it's category C - one less than the opening game of the season?

[mozzy85]

Ditto, and totally agree.

Well I go in north usually, don't have membership and I've rued that decision. So I'll end up paying £39/41 will I?

Very very close to 30k against a bottom of the table team.

Who brought barely any fans themselves too. 

[ThomasSWFC]

16 and Under: £10

10 and Under £5

 

Kop:

Adult: £36

Concession: £26

 

South:

Adult:£43

Concession:£33

 

 

North / Granstand:

Adult:£39

Concession:£29

[BIG D]

I've worked it out loads of times and it will go down to the Carduff game.

Sell out

[ohgoditsjames]

Should be no more than 25 quid on the Kop. It's ironic really, we used to take the Michael out of the prices at Leeds, and now we are ripping people off.

Edited April 8, 2016 by ohgoditsjames

[oh_weds_we_love_you]

To be fair....we didn't even breach 30k at £20.

 

Also, people should remember the kids prices are £10 and £5 I think?

 

Still say it's a risky price that people will only lap up should we still have a play off place to confirm.

 

To be fair, pretty much every seat in the 3 home ends were sold out - leaving just the singles, which wouldn't be suitable for anyone wanting more than 1 ticket.

 

Let's not try knocking a few hundred short of 30,000 against relegation fodder just to try and justify the Club's pricing for the Cardiff game.

[owlZfan84]

So, it's category C - one less than the opening game of the season?

 

Yep. Cat C.

 

Prices for non-members...(adults)

 

£36 - Kop

£39 - North

£43 - South

Edited April 8, 2016 by owlZfan84

[Guest]

Will they have any stubs matey?

[oh_weds_we_love_you]

Yep. Cat C.

 

Prices for non-members...(adults)

 

£36 - Kop

£39 - North

£43 - South

 

Thanks for confirming that - wasn't sure and the OS wasn't loading.

 

Seems the Club have learned that the Bristol City game was too high, but don't seem to have taken much notice of the Charlton game. The latter being a shame as a lot of fans will have turned up to that game to make a point regarding POTG prices (I know I made a big time and financial commitment to attend). Does feel like a bit of a kick in the teeth to be honest.

 

I've already made plans for the Cardiff game now, so I'll be there, but I hope for the Club it isn't a dead rubber as what should be a sell-out will be 23,000 again.