2020/21 Season Tickets

[John Still]

Did I miss something and Kings Lynn have been promoted to the championship? Joke prices! Double our terrace tickets and 150 more than a seat. What were their crowds like last season?

Our owner has given a young fan 40 mins of a zoom call and has said we will shortly enter a partnership where our attendances will rocket up, no idea what it can be other than freebies all over the place. Also said we will have an easy top 8 budget next season. We’re yet to sign anyone or release anyone

 

[shoddycollins]

Really nice guy.

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Be careful what you say about him... seems like the kind of guy who would get really litigous.

 

[shoddycollins]

Quite depressing that even Gibraltar's footballing watchdogs put English football to shame

A UKIP politician's never gonna be popular in Gibraltar.

 

[HG Yellow&Black]

Something rather apt about a UKIP 'member' (meant in both senses of the word) turning round and f£cking off the working man who helped support them.....can't think where else that might be about to happen......oh yeah 2021 and the patsy northern English Boris, 'taking back control' voters.

Silly prices, from someone sniffing at too much of his own hype. If he really knew about that area and thought about the economic sh!tstorm that is and will engulf many folk in town's like king's Lynn he would lower prices.

 

[Aberstone]

For Wealdstone, it's £250 earlybird to stand and £300 earlybird to sit.

£15 standing admission on the day which seems like a right bargain compared to what King's Lynn are charging.

 

[doveranddover]

TICKET PRICES FROZEN – DOVER ATHLETIC FC

www.doverathletic.com

Season ticket prices

Adult: £340
Over 60: £280
Under 18s: £50

Pay on the gate

Adult £18
Over 60 £15
Under 18 £9
Under 11s Remain free with an accompanied paying adult.

 

[John Still]

No news our end, the owners seem to think our attendances will rocket due to some partnership, wonder if they are going to offer Sutton style £99 season tickets. Might sell a few but not everyone still goes.

 

[Chief Rocka]

Ours were released today, prices increased, £325 for an Adult and we are initially only selling 1,000 tickets on a first come first serve basis, seemingly covering their backs before they announce how many people they can allow in, in person only, no online sales.

Bearing in mind we cracked 3,000+ (can’t remember exact figure) season tickets last year, some people are less than pleased.

 

[Soup Ladle]

Ours were released today, prices increased, £325 for an Adult and we are initially only selling 1,000 tickets on a first come first serve basis, seemingly covering their backs before they announce how many people they can allow in, in person only, no online sales.

Bearing in mind we cracked 3,000+ (can’t remember exact figure) season tickets last year, some people are less than pleased.

Get as much revenue in before doing a runner or a justified price increase to bring our prices more in line with other clubs? That's a question I haven't got the answer to.

 

[doveranddover]

TICKET UPDATE – DOVER ATHLETIC FC

www.doverathletic.com

selected bits
861 probably about the most we'd get at the moment even with away fans.

At present, plans communicated to to the club could see capacity caps of 15% at Crabble – that percentage means a limit of 861 spectators with no away fans allowed in.

A season ticket will have priority on matchday.
If you do not have a season ticket you will need to buy your ticket online at least 24 hours before the game (details will be announced at a later date).
THERE WILL BE NO TICKET SALES OR PAY ON THE TURNSTILES ON THE DAY
While we await confirmation of the exact cap figure, there will be no under-18 season tickets on sale.

 

[John Still]

Our season tickets are staying the same price £200 terrace £290 seats and kids under 10 free in terrace. We will also have electronic entry for the first time.

 

[#Beebot]

15% seems needlessly strict, as does the completely arbitrary no away fans rule.

 

[chipmunx]

15% seems needlessly strict, as does the completely arbitrary no away fans rule.

no away fans makes a lot of sense - given Covid it helps stop people from one town/city spreading it to another one.

 

[#Beebot]

£350 season tickets at Weymouth, but match day tickets only £16 - therefore season ticket holders save £0.79 a game!

Not exactly incentivising fans to buy season tickets at a time where cash flow surely isn't great.

 

[John Still]

£350 season tickets at Weymouth, but match day tickets only £16 - therefore season ticket holders save £0.79 a game!

Not exactly incentivising fans to buy season tickets at a time where cash flow surely isn't great.

How much, that’s £25 more than our most expensive early bird ticket and £40 more than mine and my sons together for facilities a million times better than weymuff can offer.

Ours went on sale last week with prices staying the same.

Dagenham & Redbridge FC | 2020/21 Season Tickets Now On Sale

Season tickets are now on sale for the 2020/21 season with the Club aiming for promotion back into the Football League.

daggers.co.uk

 

[jacobncfc]

We still haven’t announced any, but have launched a fan survey about safely reopening the ground.

If we’re going to be limited to 4-5k I wonder whether it might make sense for us to just sell on a game by game basis, depends whether the owners can afford the cashflow hit now. Would give a more regular income and we wouldn’t have to worry about refunds etc if things close down again.

 

[ForzaCounty]

We still haven’t announced any, but have launched a fan survey about safely reopening the ground.

If we’re going to be limited to 4-5k I wonder whether it might make sense for us to just sell on a game by game basis, depends whether the owners can afford the cashflow hit now. Would give a more regular income and we wouldn’t have to worry about refunds etc if things close down again.

We do these things called Super10s, basically just buy 10 tickets at once to use for whichever games you wish... that sort of thing sounds like it'd fit your scenario? Money in the bank, with wriggle room in case of further restrictions

BTW, since I've not paid much attention to your lot recently, what is the financial situation? Do the owners have the money to boost your budget or is it coming from parachute payments
Cheers

 

[BeesKnees]

Ours on sale today £199 adults, £149 concession £49 under 17s if bought before season starts . Option to pay half now and half in 6 months.

Can't complain.

 

[Who Needs Mourinho]

Ours have gone on sale for renewal. National League have advised we’ll be allowed 2700 in.

 

[rudebwoyben]

Ours have gone on sale for renewal. National League have advised we’ll be allowed 2700 in.

How can they advise anything when guidance from DCMS and the FA has not been forthcoming?

 

[Who Needs Mourinho]

How can they advise anything when guidance from DCMS and the FA has not been forthcoming?

Advice from the National League apparently. I think we’re jumping the gun too.

 

[doveranddover]

We’ve started re-selling season tickets to young concessions,
Last comment from chairman had capacity at 1200-1500, so he must have had advice from somewhere

 

[Pinner Stones]

We’ve been selling from the start but cut off a week or two ago to maintain some match day income. We have sold around 500 which is around our norm even though prices doubled this season.

Speaking to our Covid officer, the club sets theIr capacity based on guidelines, presumably with the local council signing off on the figure.

 

[Pinner Stones]

Ours on sale today £199 adults, £149 concession £49 under 17s if bought before season starts . Option to pay half now and half in 6 months.

Can't complain.

Be interesting to see how many you sell at those prices, in view of the discontent at TK. His target of 2k would be a no brainier in normal circumstances.

I’m tempted to get one just for the derby!

 

[JaredSUFC]

We’ve been selling from the start but cut off a week or two ago to maintain some match day income. We have sold around 500 which is around our norm even though prices doubled this season.

Speaking to our Covid officer, the club sets theIr capacity based on guidelines, presumably with the local council signing off on the figure.

According to the weekly updates from our board we’re in a continual dialogue with the London Borough of Sutton about ground regulations and capacity. We have sold 600+ season tickets already which could be an issue

 

[John Still]

But we all know that quite a few of your season ticket holders don’t Bother showing with only about 1000 in attendance but 1700 announced as the crowd.

 

[iesty wfc]

Our last update a few months ago is that we will only be issuing season tickets in blocks of 10, 10 and 3, with only approx 2,300 allowed in. as our season ticket holders totals around the 2,000 mark, that leaves 300 tickets for non regulars

no news on pricing yet though

 

[simsini]

Bromley have today confirmed that no season tickets will be offered this season.

 

[John Still]

Bizarre decision from Bromley.

 

[rudebwoyben]

Bizarre decision from Bromley.

The chairman seems to be under the impression that the permitted capacity allowed will be only 30% of the minimum allowed for a ground at this level, rather than a % of the ground’s current capacity with greater discretion allowed for grounds which have a greater proportion of their capacity seated.