Season tickets 2022/23

[SBlue]

£30 to watch Wigan Athletic

I think I'll miss that one.

[JHRover]

They just need to get the lot on sale at one flat price now

No categories and no waiting until 2-3 weeks before the game to start selling.

Everyone knows there will be a surplus of seats no matter what and away clubs can have as many as they want in the Darwen End.

 

[tomphil]

5 minutes ago, S8 & Blue said:

£30 to watch Wigan Athletic

I think I'll miss that one.

Must admit i did chuckle at that one being cat A in order to fleece the 1500 Wigan massive.

[rigger]

40 minutes ago, S8 & Blue said:

£30 to watch Wigan Athletic

I think I'll miss that one.

And Blackpool.

[Sparks Rover]

1 hour ago, Mattyblue said:

They got rid of that ridiculous Cat A+ bracket sharpish early on last season. With night games forming the ‘C’ category.

So they are just the same price as the majority of last season then, aren’t they? Handful of ‘Cat A’s’, night matches at ‘Cat C’, rest of the weekend games at ‘Cat B’.

Cat A £30 to £35

Cat B £25 to £30

Cat C £20 to £25

If Tesco Tax is still on, nearly 40 to watch Rovers v Wigan...🤣🤣🙈

[Guest]

Season Ticket Estimate

Latest: 8,197 (+19)

Previous Updates
Monday 11th July 2022: 8,178 (+11)
Sunday 10th July 2022: 8,167 (+9)
Saturday 9th July 2022: 8,158 (+22)
Friday 8th July 2022: 8,136 (+15)
Thursday 7th July 2022: 8,121 (+72)
Wednesday 6th July 2022: -
Tuesday 5th July 2022: -
Monday 4th July 2022: 8,049 (+20)
Sunday 3rd July 2022: 8,029 (+12)
Saturday 2nd July 2022: 8,017 (+40)
Friday 1st July 2022: 7,977 (+297)
Thursday 30th June 2022: 7,680 (+14)
Wednesday 29th June: 7,666 (+36)
Tuesday 28th June 2022: 7,630 (+20)
Monday 27th June 2022: 7,610 (+23)
Sunday 26th June 2022: 7,587 (+13)
Saturday 25th June 2022: 7,574 (+26)
Friday 24th June 2022: 7,548 (+37)
Thursday 23rd June 2022: 7,511 (+84)
Wednesday 22nd June: 7,427 (+2)
Tuesday 21st June: 7,425 (-1)
Monday 20th June: 7,426 (+221)
Sunday 19th June 2022: 7,205 (+15)
Saturday 18th June 2022: 7,190 (+108)
Friday 17th June 2022: 7,082 (+8)
Thursday 16th June 2022: 7,074 (+39)
Wednesday 15th June 2022: 7,035 (first count)

Notes & Disclaimers

• This is an estimate based on visibility of true seat availability in the ticketing seat map.
• (+xx) represents the number of season tickets sold since the previous estimate (usually 24 hours).
• 159 unavailable seats in W01 are not saleable and therefore excluded from the estimate.
• A seat is marked as unavailable for up to 28 minutes when added to the basket. It is not possible to exclude these from the estimate.

[Upside Down]

9 hours ago, JHRover said:

https://www.rovers.co.uk/news/2022/july/12/save-with-an-1875-membership--/

Anyone hoping that their £399 (if lucky) or £429 for your season ticket has earned you priority on away tickets this season think again, as at the 11th hour (why leave it until mid July?) the Club has decided to complicate matters. You now have to pay an extra £10-15 on top of top end ticket prices to ensure you can have first dibs on away tickets.

Just as I think it can't get any more ludicrous we now have a premium to pay on top of premium prices just to get priority on tickets.

If a £400 season ticket wasn't enough of of a two fingers up in your face then this really does hammer home the message. "From Blackburn Rovers FC to all our loyal fans, Fuck you!"

 

The people in charge are oxygen thieves. 

[Miller11]

9 hours ago, rigger said:

Just think though, you will become a Super-dooper supporter.

Superfan Tax! 

[Guest]

Season Ticket Estimate

Latest: 8,405 (+208)

Previous Updates
Tuesday 12th July 2022: 8,197 (+19)
Monday 11th July 2022: 8,178 (+11)
Sunday 10th July 2022: 8,167 (+9)
Saturday 9th July 2022: 8,158 (+22)
Friday 8th July 2022: 8,136 (+15)
Thursday 7th July 2022: 8,121 (+72)
Wednesday 6th July 2022: -
Tuesday 5th July 2022: -
Monday 4th July 2022: 8,049 (+20)
Sunday 3rd July 2022: 8,029 (+12)
Saturday 2nd July 2022: 8,017 (+40)
Friday 1st July 2022: 7,977 (+297)
Thursday 30th June 2022: 7,680 (+14)
Wednesday 29th June: 7,666 (+36)
Tuesday 28th June 2022: 7,630 (+20)
Monday 27th June 2022: 7,610 (+23)
Sunday 26th June 2022: 7,587 (+13)
Saturday 25th June 2022: 7,574 (+26)
Friday 24th June 2022: 7,548 (+37)
Thursday 23rd June 2022: 7,511 (+84)
Wednesday 22nd June: 7,427 (+2)
Tuesday 21st June: 7,425 (-1)
Monday 20th June: 7,426 (+221)
Sunday 19th June 2022: 7,205 (+15)
Saturday 18th June 2022: 7,190 (+108)
Friday 17th June 2022: 7,082 (+8)
Thursday 16th June 2022: 7,074 (+39)
Wednesday 15th June 2022: 7,035 (first count)

Notes & Disclaimers

• This is an estimate based on visibility of true seat availability in the ticketing seat map.
• (+xx) represents the number of season tickets sold since the previous estimate (usually 24 hours).
• 159 unavailable seats in W01 are not saleable and therefore excluded from the estimate.
• A seat is marked as unavailable for up to 28 minutes when added to the basket. It is not possible to exclude these from the estimate.

[Mattyblue]

Hmm, 200+ today when it’s been a handful in recent days?

Are we not running into problems now QPR match tickets are on sale? I.e if a person had just bought three tickets for that game today, they’ll be grey dots on the ST map, won’t they? As you obviously shouldn’t be able to buy a ST for seats that match ticket buyers have already bought.

So the figures are now being skewed, no?

Edited July 13, 2022 by Mattyblue

[Guest]

You could well be right, @Mattyblue . The estimating may well have reached its demise.

[damo100]

2 hours ago, goozburger said:

You could well be right, @Mattyblue . The estimating may well have reached its demise.

But please keep going up to the QPR game to see how accurate your estimations are.

[Mattyblue]

But unless we know how many folk are buying QPR tickets, what’s the point?

Cracking job by Gooze, but it obviously can’t work when there’s more than one ticket event on sale utilising the same ticket map.

[J*B]

10 hours ago, goozburger said:

You could well be right, @Mattyblue . The estimating may well have reached its demise.

What a journey it’s been 🤝 

[Guest]

Yeah it's gonna be impossible for @goozburgernow with QPR tickets on sale.

If we take his reading from yesterday and go off the recent amounts/increases it looks like we're on for 8500 (or just under/over) season ticket holders by the time they go off sale. 

Far less than our rivals but also far more than it would have been under Mowbray. Another Waggott masterclass.

Edited July 14, 2022 by Mellor Rover

[rigger]

7 hours ago, Mattyblue said:

But unless we know how many folk are buying QPR tickets, what’s the point?

Cracking job by Gooze, but it obviously can’t work when there’s more than one ticket event on sale utilising the same ticket map.

I bought one. 

[glen9mullan]

Bought this 1875 today as the season ticket bolt on,

However correct me if i'm wrong, but its very good value for non season ticket holders due to all home games having money knocked off if you are a member, with the only real benefit of having it as a season ticket holder is priority on the burnley ticket away, as i'd imagine i can get all the other away tickets without the need of having this?

[Mattyblue]

Only the four Cat A games get the reduction, I believe.

So they can still charge top whack to the Dingles/PNE etc away support without completely ripping off home fans.

Edited July 14, 2022 by Mattyblue

[MarkBRFC]

10 minutes ago, glen9mullan said:

Bought this 1875 today as the season ticket bolt on,

However correct me if i'm wrong, but its very good value for non season ticket holders due to all home games having money knocked off if you are a member, with the only real benefit of having it as a season ticket holder is priority on the burnley ticket away, as i'd imagine i can get all the other away tickets without the need of having this?

When the 1875 was introduced a few years ago you could get money off all home games.

Now it's just the 4 category A games. If you are going to all 4 of them you would save a fiver overall.

And like you say as a ST holder, there isn't really a benefit apart from being at the front of the que for a burnley ticket, which i'm guessing would go past that stage anyway.

Does seem a bit pointless really.

[glen9mullan]

This is the terms on website regarding 1875/club cash although not sure how up to date, given its says club cash needs to be redeemed by 2020.

That being said, given its the terms on the website then rovers are bound by these, which states discount on all home games and various other benefits

[Mattyblue]

17 minutes ago, MarkBRFC said:

When the 1875 was introduced a few years ago you could get money off all home games.

Now it's just the 4 category A games. If you are going to all 4 of them you would save a fiver overall.

And like you say as a ST holder, there isn't really a benefit apart from being at the front of the que for a burnley ticket, which i'm guessing would go past that stage anyway.

Does seem a bit pointless really.

Yep.

You get 2,500-ish for Burnley, but as there’s no chance 2,500 ST holders are going to also buy 1875 membership, there’s literally no point getting it as the qualifying criteria for a Dingle ticket will obviously drop down to all ST holders.

Edited July 14, 2022 by Mattyblue

[glen9mullan]

1 minute ago, Mattyblue said:

Yep.

You get 2,500-ish for Burnley, but as there’s no chance 2,500 ST holders are going to also buy 1875 membership, there’s literally no point getting it as the qualifying criteria for a Dingle ticket will obviously drop down to all ST holders.

Looking at terms 

Season ticket holder with 1875 gets 10% off all home tickets, so if buying for friend, and also certain retail items.

This rachets down to 7.5 % non 1875 members and 5% to 1875 but non season ticket holder

If you choose to opt in to club cash this reduces to 2% discount, but your club cash kitty increases.

Quite a few hidden giveaways in this, but as previously mentioned club cash needs to be used by 2 year ago, so again the terms are shockingly put together.

Either way, my 1875 is bought on these terms so be interesting if this is wrong or right

[Mattyblue]

Are you just not looking at outdated Ts and Cs? 

The club are never exactly switched on to updating those kinds of things.
 

[glen9mullan]

22 minutes ago, Mattyblue said:

Are you just not looking at outdated Ts and Cs? 

The club are never exactly switched on to updating those kinds of things.
 

I cant see how the club can not honour them if they are old given these are the ones on their website. Its mis-selling a product if you are signing up based on its terms

[blondie]

52 minutes ago, glen9mullan said:

I cant see how the club can not honour them if they are old given these are the ones on their website. Its mis-selling a product if you are signing up based on its terms

Best of luck with that one.

Perhaps an insight into how shoddy a lot of departments are at Ewood.