Season ticket yes or no?

[sheowl7]

i cant afford a ST but like the sound of the sharing though I presume this aint allowed ;) DM

[Corneliusreeve]

I mean a kids season ticket, changed for 1 individual game to an adult match ticket if the kid can't go for example

I'm sure that's what I said inmy first sentence, you just pay the difference did it a few times last season with my granddaughters ticket.

[IstillhateSteveBould]

I'm sure that's what I said inmy first sentence, you just pay the difference did it a few times last season with my granddaughters ticket.

Ok cheers. I though you meant you can change a single kids match ticket to an adult match ticket if you pay the difference.

[Leaping Lannys Perm]

If you are happy that £20 a game is really cheap (and I think it is) then use that as a guide price. Essentially every game you miss will add £1 to your price per game.

£20 x 23 games =£460

£21 x 22 games =£461

£22 x 21 games =£461

£23 x 20 games =£460

£24 x 19 games =£456

£25 x 18 games =£450

Etc etc.

Estimate how many games you will miss and add a quid for each game on top of £20.

I would argue if you are likely to attend at least 15 games (eight games missed £28 per game) then it is worth it.

[Southernblues]

I work away a lot, with a few weekends added in.

Really don't know weather to go for a season ticket or not. At nearly £20 a game it's a bargain, but once I start kissing a few it'll start costing me.

Is there any clarification on match day tickets yet on how much these are going to be? And as I'm 22 will there be an under 25 bracket on match day tickets like there is on season tickets now?

Many thanks in advance!

I live just outside London Luke and have had a season ticket for quite a while, can't make night games but still think it is worthwhile as the matchday tickets will be pricey as we progress