2024/25 Season Tickets

[chaddyrovers]

 

 

[alex l]

If they had really wanted to play on the 30 year anniversary and were committed to increasing attendance, they should have set prices at the 94/95 price (yep, probably unrealistic). By chance does anyway have the ST prices from 94/95 or indeed a tracker of how the prices have changed over the years?

[levi]

£300 for riverside but only first 300 new seats...and 300 original🤔

[chaddyrovers]

51 minutes ago, Hasta said:

 Post now deleted.

Implied it was slightly cheaper than last year in the ‘bottom bowl’ for renewals. Think it said £349.

Plus some kind of Riverside ballot. However the link to the article didn’t work. 

Elliott deleted the tweet. so that's why the article doesn't work 

[Hasta]

First obvious WTF is that after the early bird ends, the price of a ticket for a 12 year old  more than doubles to £120.

 

Edited May 21 by Hasta

[Wing Wizard Windy Miller]

No thanks.

[Hasta]

1 minute ago, chaddyrovers said:

Elliott deleted the tweet. so that's why the article doesn't work 

Even when the tweet was live the link the the LT article was broken.

[alex l]

3 minutes ago, levi said:

£300 for riverside but only first 300 new seats...and 300 original🤔

My interpretation is all 600 will be in a ballot, not first come first served

[levi]

2 minutes ago, alex l said:

My interpretation is all 600 will be in a ballot, not first come first served

aah yes...what a stupid idea!

[RoversClitheroe]

7 minutes ago, levi said:

£300 for riverside but only first 300 new seats...and 300 original🤔

Stupid idea.

Just let everyone get a ticket for £300 in Riverside. 

[simongarnerisgod]

fair play on the prices for youngsters,but why not just make it one price  throughout the selling period,we ar`nt shifting many after the orginal early bird i can guarantee that,add the general malaise about the club and we`ll be lucky to sell any more than last season,there is the factor of us being on tv more as well,which will hinder sales

any guesses on when the annual "we`ve got no money to spend on players" will be announced😉

[Mike E]

I thought ‘fair enough’ at the early bird price, but the gouging in the following two phases really puts me off.

As ever, a decent idea half-done.

[Tom]

Just make the riverside £300 for all as now you have to gamble on taking a subjectively worse seat for a similar price or get lucky and get it cheaper 

The phase 3 prices are bonkers 

To be honest I’m not even considering it and to that extent feel for the clubs with the tide of the sky deal it’s just hard to make it a value proposition 

Edited May 21 by Tom

[chaddyrovers]

At last they have been announced now. 

I will renew as it a no brainer for me. Others will make their own decisions on their circumstances

 

[simongarnerisgod]

1 minute ago, Tom said:

Just make the riverside £300 for all

drop the stupid gimmicks and learn about your target markets swag ,at £300 you would sell a hell of a lot more than highering the price after a certain date

[alex l]

22 minutes ago, RoversClitheroe said:

Stupid idea.

Just let everyone get a ticket for £300 in Riverside. 

When we only sell 600 in the stand it'll work out like that anyway. Or alternatively, even at a 1 in 2/3/4 chance, the odds aren't too bad. 

[alex l]

Having had all of an hour or so since the announcement, pricing should have been:

£340 - Jack Walker upper central - to reflect Shearer's 34 league goals. 

£199.50 all other areas. 

At that price point, it isn't a a throwaway reference to the title winning year. 

[simongarnerisgod]

they`ve added  cat a+ for the walk on prices,no doubt for the visit of our dear rivals and other big clubs following,make of that what you will😒

[OldEwoodBlue]

This is just a stunt to get everyone to buy in the first month.

That means they are already comitted when the transfer window unfolds, the reality sinks in & expectations are announced as avoiding finishing bottom.

3000 will probably fall for it.

[rigger]

8 minutes ago, simongarnerisgod said:

they`ve added  cat a+ for the walk on prices,no doubt for the visit of our dear rivals and other big clubs following,make of that what you will😒

They must think Southampton are going to beat Leeds.

[alex l]

4 minutes ago, OldEwoodBlue said:

This is just a stunt to get everyone to buy in the first month.

That means they are already comitted when the transfer window unfolds, the reality sinks in & expectations are announced as avoiding finishing bottom.

3000 will probably fall for it.

In fairness, the club and many other clubs have run early bird prices for as long as I can remember. 

[Mike Graham]

The Club have clearly listened to the We Are The Rovers supporters trust and the Fans Forum.  They have not gone as far as we would have wished but there are signs they have listened and acted in some areas

We wanted a loyalty points scheme and we wanted an entry price for new fans in the Riverside albeit the Riverside offer structured differently.

Clearly we would have wanted more but the Club is risk averse.; they would probably describe it as being careful.

Positive moves…..We Are The Rovers will continue to influence.

[Herbie6590]

58 minutes ago, Hasta said:

Even when the tweet was live the link the the LT article was broken.

He jumped the gun apparently…😉

[J*B]

6 minutes ago, Mike Graham said:

The Club have clearly listened to the We Are The Rovers supporters trust and the Fans Forum.  They have not gone as far as we would have wished but there are signs they have listened and acted in some areas

We wanted a loyalty points scheme and we wanted an entry price for new fans in the Riverside albeit the Riverside offer structured differently.

Clearly we would have wanted more but the Club is risk averse.; they would probably describe it as being careful.

Positive moves…..We Are The Rovers will continue to influence.

Let’s agree to call this “a step in the right direction” rather than celebrate it as a success story. In my opinion tickets are still £100 too expensive, which is a hell of a lot of money in our region. 

Do we know if it’s still the same credit supplier? Hopefully we’re now using one that actually accepts people. 

[Tom]

I know all clubs do it but the early bird pricing just winds me up, keep the price at its lowest price and if you must offer an alternative benefit like £20 off a kit or £30 in food and drink vouchers or something for early adopters if you must 

It always just seems like a lazy effort with some gimmick thrown on top

And if they need to do something like that then why not reward loyalty and those that have had tickets since 95 for example