Season tickets

[PuB]

Pathetic, any properly run club sells 5 year season tickets these days*




*this is not true

 

[Luke Imp]

For the last three of four years, we've put our renewals on sale around end of February.

 

[LancashireTrotters]

Superb prices, owners continue to impress.

 

[Si Robin]

Fair play, can't argue with that pricing.

 

[K-Win]

With the apathy at our club, we've probably not even created the "Season Ticket Plans 2022-23" file folder.

 

[SMH]

Very happy with those prices. Also get the first home cup game of next season free, plus the two free ticket offer game that we did against Sunderland is becoming an annual event.

 

[Camdenite v.ii]

Our renewal prices confirmed today. A bit of moaning from those who never quite grasped that the £230 ST all round the ground offer this season was in case we ever had to go back to iFollow only due to Covid restrictions (the club didn’t want the faff of partial refunds) but on the whole pretty good unless you’re Club Gold (£900>£1,500 but a better lunch apparently ) and Club Red which has lost a lot of benefits in terms of free tea and coffee, teamsheets, pre match player interview and a big ballroom to sit in being replaced by a much smaller facility.

A lot will depend on what League we’re playing in season to whether it’s good value for money.

 

[GeneralLee]

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Very happy with those prices. Also get the first home cup game of next season free, plus the two free ticket offer game that we did against Sunderland is becoming an annual event.

Forgive my ignorance, but why do you have a stand named after your manager?

 

[Camdenite v.ii]

 

[Camdenite v.ii]

Forgive my ignorance, but why do you have a stand named after your manager?

One of us should name a stand after Karl

 

[masi51]

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Very happy with those prices. Also get the first home cup game of next season free, plus the two free ticket offer game that we did against Sunderland is becoming an annual event.

With your season tickets over a hundred pound cheaper at Bolton i expect you to lose quite a few to us next season...... i know you Wiganers like to save a £

 

[SMH]

Forgive my ignorance, but why do you have a stand named after your manager?

Not a clue and I suspect Richardson doesn't know either!

With your season tickets over a hundred pound cheaper at Bolton i expect you to lose quite a few to us next season...... i know you Wiganers like to save a £

I'm sure the lure of Championship football will draw them in. Everton or Accrington next season...no competition!

 

[masi51]

Not a clue and I suspect Richardson doesn't know either!


I'm sure the draw of Championship football will lure them in. Everton or Accrington next season...no competition!

Better pies at Accy Hollands that will sway it

 

[White horse]

Apart from the pain in the arse membership scheme the new owners have done a great job at Bolton. The last season under previous owner and administration placer Ken Anderson (18/19 season) a season ticket in the West or East Stand upper tier was £449 or £482 after early bird, next season it is only £299 for new season ticket applications or £289 if you are renewing.(early bird), Sensibly post early bird prices have not been announced yet but will probably be very reasonable.

 

[YEO YEO YEO]

Our renewals are £365 for adults, up maybe £20 on this season. Sold 'well over' 1000 so far according to our CEO.

 

[LancashireTrotters]

10,000 sold so far, good to see the relationship between the club and fans building again after past years.

 

[longmover]

As usual nothing from CTFC yet, hopefully they have early bird for both renewals and new ST's (only had early bird for renewals for this season).

 

[White horse]

file:///C:/Users/pc%20user/Documents/efl-attendance-report---season-ticket-holders-season-2015-16.pdf

For those interested in season ticket sales, cut and paste this, It has the total amount of season ticket sales for 11/12 to 15/16 for EFL teams. The most Bolton sold was 12.793 in 12/13 so hopefully could be getting somewhere near that next season. Premier league sales not on it.

 

[Si Robin]

As usual nothing from CTFC yet, hopefully they have early bird for both renewals and new ST's (only had early bird for renewals for this season).

I'm dreading our season tickets. They'll be at least the same as the new tickets last year, and knowing our club's tone deaf attitude to fans, there will probably be a price increase.

 

[Imp in Branston]

Over 3000 for us as things stand, with statistically the worst home record we have ever seen this season, that’s a pretty good effort so far.

 

[coronakopite]

Better pies at Accy Hollands that will sway it

When were you last at Accrington?

Their Clayton Park Pies are definitely a step up on, admittedly excellent, Holland's.

You'll also find them on sale at Goodison - although I prefer the Chips & Curry Sauce from St Luke's or Lucky's Blue Dragon

 

[White horse]

Been a lot of season tickets sold in the last few days , should end up with 12000 , not bad for the end of March for us, considering the amount of Man U, City and Liverpool fans in the area

 

[Tom_ITFC]

Apparently we’ve had 2,000 new season ticket holders in the first 48 hours since they went on sale at the start of the week, on top of those that are renewing.

Not sure how many we had last year but I think that was over 12,000. I can’t imagine many will be cancelling when you consider our improving attendances (despite our highly unlikely play off finish).

Prices are being kept the same as this year

 

[LancashireTrotters]

Over 12,000 now sold, great effort by both fans and club on pricing.

 

[White horse]

Should get past 13.000 by the start of the season, hopefully the apparently 1200 people who have not renewed yet will

 

[masi51]

does not concern me 12k 25k it is what it is..............more money to sign decent players nothing more nothing less

 

[BarrieOwl]

Usual sales of 15/16k expected but likely to go up if we bounce back up.

 

[WhiteRussian]

Usual sales of 15/16k expected but likely to go up if we bounce back up.

Who gets bigger crowds? You or the blades?

 

[BarrieOwl]

Who gets bigger crowds? You or the blades?

Historically or recently

Blades at minute.

 

[Millerbri]

Historically or recently

Blades at minute.

It's no surprise the Blades are getting better attendances these days TBH.

They have been more successful in the last 5 or 6 years and their ticket prices have been and still are more realistic, particularly when Chansiri bumped Wednesday's up in an effort to help fund an ultimately failed push to the Premier League.

Plus United engage with local schools and the university more successfully giving out free tickets and promoting a more community club feel than Wednesday.

United have a catagory 1 accademy and have also continued to improve the infrastructure of the club,
Their trainng ground and stadium have gradually improved over the last decade (away end is still poor though) while Hillsborough has been allowed to decay apart from the odd lick of blue paint.

Even if Wednesday get back to the Championship (which as present form stands, they look more likely than us) they have a big job on to get back in front of United.
It's not impossible but you need an owner that cares about the club more than getting to the promised land so he can sell the club off and get his dad's money back.

I hope you don't think this is a Wednesday bashing post, it's not meant to be, just an observation from another South Yorkshire club fan.