2021/22 Season Tickets (now with poll)

Boltons early prices for next season. The structure looks like something we could bare in mind as opposed to flat £149 across the ground. Less cost if you are over 65/75 or under 123,18 and 12. Family deals too. Seems a good spread across the board.

 

Under 123...?
I just about qualify...

 

Some of the midland road lot are pushing it to be fair Tone.

 

It is a good structure, City’s low cost will be linked to the quality of the squad. It’s just like shopping at B&M or Home Bargains. Pay more for quality

 

More than 5000 responses to the clubs ticketing policy. It will be very interesting to see what comes out of it.
They will certainly have a better idea on ticket price . I opted for £250. Just over £10 per game, which is still good value and hopefully should give more scope for player recruitment, if we can sell reasonable numbers.

 

I opted for 150 -200 .
Been a season ticket holder forever this is the only season I'd be priced out after such a tough year .

Please keep them cheap

 

I hope they factor in that only people online have responded if using it to change things

 

Should have been a "pay what its worth option"

 

does that change during the game/year

 

Does That means the players will have to pay us to turn up
If yes full house every game

 

https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/sport/19280797.amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Results of the season ticket survey by the club. A large percentage agree that a price increase is the best way to go forward to raise funds.

 

While I imagine the club will be loathe to significantly raise the prices I think they easily could, and they should consider differentiated pricing to cater for different needs, while not pricing anyone out.

£249 in the Main Stand and Midland Road and £175 in the Kop/NW Corner would be a good compromise - it would mean plenty of capacity for those who are very price sensitive (approx 7k in the Kop and 2k in the NW corner) while those who are happy to pay more for the view are also catered for.

 

Why should those in the stands pay £75 more to watch exactly the same shit?
Shit is shit whatever angle you view it from.

 

The subscription idea is interesting gym membership style. Trouble is if we struggle people would just drop the subscription

 

I like to sit in the kop, better atmosphere. Nothing to do with viewing angle , facility', etc. The price should be the same wherever you sit. It 's not as if you are getting a heated padded seat in the main or midland road stands.

 

Explain more. Not been following this.

The thing with a subscription idea many people now are starting to understand that they are having far too much of a build up of monthly payments be it the gym, Amazon Prime, Car Insurance, Sky etc

 

Should imagine there will be a core of us who will be willing to pay extra, and possibly most of the 5000+ will. But will the other 4000 cough who bought last season , or the other 4000-6000 lost souls over the last 2-3 years?

Can't help but think the few will be paying for the forecasted loss of ticket sales overall to balance the books, rather than pay for improvements on and off the field. Be interesting to see how long they will go on sale for, and give us a chance to see what activity is like before committing.

 

Yes, that's a good idea.
BTW the wife and myself sit in the Main Stand.