Season Ticket Prices - 2021-2022

[Roger Stone]

We haven’t started selling our STs yet. Still waiting for Drakeford to give the green light. Club must be awash with cash.

 

[F!RTHY]

It would appear that we’ve actually sold 12,715, not 12,250 - even better.

I thought this was quite interesting - a full breakdown of how ST’s were sold.

 

[finley]

Fantastic support yet again

 

[denzel ecfc]

1663 sold as of yesterday.
Obviously small fry compared to Bradford, but good for us all things considered

 

[GTFCfish]

Any idea how many Bradford have sold now, haven’t had an update since Wednesday and the suspense is killing me.

 

[F!RTHY]

Any idea how many Bradford have sold now, haven’t had an update since Wednesday and the suspense is killing me.

12,715 - as previously stated.

They’re off-sale now, you’ll be pleased to know.

 

[Andy Proctor]

Have Bradford started selling tickets for anything else yet so we can have a daily update on that.

 

[Roger Stone]

At last, STs go on sale from Wednesday. Must be the last club in FL to sort this out. £315 stand, £263 terrace. Prices frozen for 3rd year.

 

[Agombar stool]

At last, STs go on sale from Wednesday. Must be the last club in FL to sort this out. £315 stand, £263 terrace. Prices frozen for 3rd year.

Ahem.

 

[Roger Stone]

Ahem.

I stand corrected.

 

[Agombar stool]

I stand corrected.

Orthopaedic shoes?

 

[Indian Dan]

Derby County haven’t put their STs up for sale yet, either.

 

[Roger Stone]

Orthopaedic shoes?

Damn right - dusting em off ready for the trip to the Gas.

 

[F!RTHY]

Have Bradford started selling tickets for anything else yet so we can have a daily update on that.

Shirts went on sale yesterday - flying off the shelves, apparently. Will update you shortly.

 

[F!RTHY]

2021/22 admission prices - UP UNTIL 5.00PM THE DAY BEFORE THE GAME - are as follows:

Adult (24-64): £20
Senior (65+): £18
Young Person (17-23): £18
Youth (12-16): £10
Junior (11-): £5
Family Pass (2x Adult, 2x Under-12): £45
2021/22 MATCHDAY admission prices are as follows:
Adult (24-64): £25
Senior (65+): £20
Young Person (17-23): £20
Youth (12-16): £10
Junior (11-): £5
Family Pass (2x Adult, 2x Under-12): NOT AVAILABLE
2021/22 admission prices - INCLUDING A SUITE UPGRADE IN EITHER THE McCALL SUITE, THE HENDRIE SUITE OR THE BANTAMS BAR, UP UNTIL 5.00PM THE DAY BEFORE THE GAME - are as follows:
Adult (24-64): £30
Senior (65+): £28
Young Person (17-23): £28
Youth (12-16): £15
Junior (11-): £10
2021/22 MATCHDAY admission prices - INCLUDING A SUITE UPGRADE IN EITHER THE McCALL SUITE, THE HENDRIE SUITE OR THE BANTAMS BAR - are as follows:
Adult (24-64): £35
Senior (65+): £30
Young Person (17-23): £30
Youth (12-16): £15
Junior (11-): £10

 

[Agombar stool]

Season Tickets 2021/22

As much as this is a period of hope and optimism, I must also face reality and acknowledge that my team and I have inherited a club that requires a significant rebuild.

www.swindontownfc.co.uk

Here is our offering. Reduced prices and a stated aim to sell 6k season tickets. If we hit that target the club will at every home game feature a random draw for a once-in-a-lifetime, free “Director for the day” experience, including four free tickets.

I would imagine that given we are under new owners and a lot of fans have stayed away under Power we'll get a good take up, I personally think 6k is a stretch.

 

[valefan16]

Vale have sold 4250 season tickets, smashing last years total with a few days of the early bird deadline to go (traditionally the busiest weekend).

 

[kieran_vale]

Vale have sold 4250 season tickets, smashing last years total with a few days of the early bird deadline to go (traditionally the busiest weekend).

That’s not too bad, outside shot of pushing 5000 maybe. Unfortunately I just can’t justify getting a season ticket myself as no guarantee of how many games I’ll be able to get to so will probably invest in a flex-10 closer to the start of the season.

 

[valefan16]

That’s not too bad, outside shot of pushing 5000 maybe. Unfortunately I just can’t justify getting a season ticket myself as no guarantee of how many games I’ll be able to get to so will probably invest in a flex-10 closer to the start of the season.

Toying with the idea, even if I get to say 15 games only it pays for itself and if restrictive capacity again due to further pandemic issues you can get in, felt a bit miffed at the way us 10 gamer ticket holders were treated last season who left money in.

 

[kieran_vale]

Toying with the idea, even if I get to say 15 games only it pays for itself and if restrictive capacity again due to further pandemic issues you can get in, felt a bit miffed at the way us 10 gamer ticket holders were treated last season who left money in.

Yeah it was a bit off. To be honest I got my last flex-10 as was the only way could get a ticket for the City game in the cup though I blame the ticket office for not sticking to the limits on numbers per STH there.

Would like the club to have some sort of points scheme as prior to getting that I had actually attended the vast majority of home games just pay on the day so would hope for something to recognise non STH’s whatever form it takes down the line.

 

[Indian Dan]

After the absolute mess Power left the club in ST sales at the moment are only available to walk ups at the CG - selling 1 every 83 seconds the office has been open.

The stuff that went on last season is unbelievable.

 

[Agombar stool]

There is a very good article in the Athletic today about what went on under Power and what we can look forward to under the new owner.

 

[shoddycollins]

Season Tickets 2021/22

As much as this is a period of hope and optimism, I must also face reality and acknowledge that my team and I have inherited a club that requires a significant rebuild.

www.swindontownfc.co.uk

Here is our offering. Reduced prices and a stated aim to sell 6k season tickets. If we hit that target the club will at every home game feature a random draw for a once-in-a-lifetime, free “Director for the day” experience, including four free tickets.

I would imagine that given we are under new owners and a lot of fans have stayed away under Power we'll get a good take up, I personally think 6k is a stretch.

Does director for the day entitle you to dip your hands into petty cash and sack the manager?

 

[Agombar stool]

Does director for the day entitle you to dip your hands into petty cash and sack the manager?

It would be epic if it did, but its almost certainly just a tour of the ground and a bit of behind the scenes stuff. At least it has a bit of intrigue about it!!

 

[shoddycollins]

What sort of offers are clubs doing for their first home games? Most of us will be hoping for a bumper attendance I reckon. We're offering tickets for ten quid.

Not sure how many we'll get in but usually 6000 is where we aim for this type of thing (and usually fall just short). We've never been in this situation before so it's a bit of a guess, I reckon maybe 10,000. Shame it's Colchester we're playing as had we faced a Bradford or an Oldham we could probably have opened the Waterworks end and tried to get a capacity crowd in, though Colchester may surprise us.

 

[valefan16]

What sort of offers are clubs doing for their first home games? Most of us will be hoping for a bumper attendance I reckon. We're offering tickets for ten quid.

Not sure how many we'll get in but usually 6000 is where we aim for this type of thing (and usually fall just short). We've never been in this situation before so it's a bit of a guess, I reckon maybe 10,000. Shame it's Colchester we're playing as had we faced a Bradford or an Oldham we could probably have opened the Waterworks end and tried to get a capacity crowd in, though Colchester may surprise us.

Usual price for walk up's but have bumper ST sales so expect with Tranmere surely bringing a good following a big crowd. Possibly 8000-9000 plus depending on Tranmere.

We have Sunderland in the cup first at home at £12.00 I think but dont think that will be overly big crowd wise.

 

[F!RTHY]

Oldham (h) - we can allocate up to 2,800 for away fans, and I reckon Oldham will come close to selling out.

Our CEO is hoping for 20,000. With decent away support and just under 13k ST holders, it’ll require a 4,500 walk-up. The club have hinted at the possibility of discounted tickets - and there’s a few things planned for the whole day - so it’s fair to say they’re making a big song and dance about the whole thing, really.

 

[Salvador]

After the absolute mess Power left the club in ST sales at the moment are only available to walk ups at the CG - selling 1 every 83 seconds the office has been open.

The stuff that went on last season is unbelievable.

Feel for you. With Power’s chums and likely Power himself still apparently sniffing around Dale our ST sales are considerably lower than the last few seasons. People wary of potentially supporting them. Mind you they weren’t massive to begin with! But 1500 to date , so around 1250 less than previous years. I bought on day one of sales whilst none of the people I usually attend games with have yet. At least I’ll be able to “social distance”…

 

[Conker]

No offers for our opening game but I think it will be a decent attendance and hopefully a decent Bristol Rovers following.

Our match day ticket prices are atrocious which doesn’t help, but hopefully QLE membership sales are selling well to counter that.

 

[kieran_vale]

Vale probably looking at just over 4500 sold ahead of today’s early bird deadline. Not too bad at all really. Seems the Junior Valiants offer has been successful as well which is important as partly due to Stokes time in the Premier League attracting younger fans has been something we have failed miserably at in the last ten years.