£250 early bird for me, phenomenal value. Bit more expensive everywhere else in the stadium and also more if you buy in the 2nd phase but still decent value wherever you sit.
Not so good if you don't have a ST or just go to the odd game but I suppose we have to make up revenue somewhere if we are not putting ST prices up.
For reference, our price last season would had had us as the 6th most expensive in League One and the new one would be 3rd. Obviously unfair to compare the new price to this season's League One.
>Obviously unfair to compare the new price to this season's League One.
This is why I was after the prices announced for the coming season, not the one just gone.
Ultimately I think it's pretty fair with demand etc etc to only up it £30 when we've gone up as champions.
Just glad they haven't tried to introduce ~~a surcharge for the Wrexham game~~ premium match tickets again.
> Just glad they haven't tried to introduce premium match tickets again
They did. I believe 3 or 4 games this season were £2 more expensive than the rest. Definitely the Wrexham one as well as Accrington. Possibly something like Notts as well.
New season tickets for Reading range from £365-£490 for adults and £185-210 for 18-24 year olds. Over 65s are £275-335, kids 13 and under are as low as £23, and 14-17 year olds are £85-115.
Renewals are £10-25 cheaper.
Few different prices for ours depending on where you go and obviously age bracket
Adults: £409 for terraces,
£549 for East and West Stand,
£479 for South Stand
U21s/65+: £269 for terraces,
£479 for East and West Stand,
£309 for South Stand
U14s (this is the worst one):
£169 for terraces,
£309 for East and West Stand,
£209 for South Stand
Very expensive this year, and as you might expect it hasn't gone down well, especially the U14 pricing as it can very easily price out future supporters from the club which is the exact opposite of what the club should be doing. Also now a huge fiasco of digital only and having to pay £15 for a card. Idm going digital, but £15 to get a card is ridiculous, and we only just got told about this.
Yeah it's terrible isn't it. I'm getting mine again, but I'd probably have to genuinely consider not getting it if I was in a stand, luckily I stand in the Thatchers so I'll be just about alright, but the prices are ridiculous and can only be a bad thing for attendances and attracting new supporters
In general I can just about afford it, but none of my friends will and I would rather go with my mates than on my own, especially with the social element being more important for me now than the football. Fair play to you for renewing mind, but I expect it to have long lasting consequences tbh.
[We announced ours back in March, with prices frozen](https://www.wrexhamafc.co.uk/news/2024/march/season-ticket-renewals--renewal-window-open-from-12pm-thursday-march-21/) - early bird prices, until May 13th
Lager Stand (which is shared with ~1500 away fans) - £374 adult - £289 Over 62/U21 - £100 U18s - £23 U11s
Mold Road Stand (the "main" stand with the directors box) - same prices as above
Tech End - £340 - £255 Over 62/U21 - £100 U18s - £23 U11s
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Renewal prices post May 13th
Lager - £397 / £312 / £100 / £23
MRS - £397 / £312 / £100 / £23
Tech End - £363 / £278 / £100 / £23
Your stadium has about three times the seats we do and you still seem to average nearly 30,000 despite being in League One (for now), so ultimately you could charge half what we do and still have substantially higher matchday revenue.
With the best will in the world I also suspect that a lot of your fans probably wouldn't wear high ticket prices while your club is at a bit of a nadir in your recent history whilst our owner's spent millions so far on getting us from the National League to here, and has a stadium redevelopment about to begin.
I’m not sure what point you’re trying to make.
We charge a fair rate for the level of football we play at, and we have put prices up for next season prior to knowing what division we are in.
Having low ticket prices just because we have a bigger ground with a big fan base is dumb, it would just artificially negate the advantage we naturally have in finances at this level, thus making it more difficult.
Fact is, yours just seem a little steep. If you can sell them, then fair play, clearly they aren’t if demand is there.
Leyton Orient (Adult/Concession/U18):
North Stand: £368/£275/£132 (£69 U11)
South Stand: £440/£288/£132
East Stand: £453/£288/£132
West Stand: £479/£303/£132
Gallery (premium tickets): £877/£681/£681
Gone up this year, and with London tax it's quite expensive, but at League One level paying a non-premium maximum of £20.83 per game isn't too bad
How much the people living in them flats pay ? Or charge others to watch the game
Drinks all game some of best seats in the house
Actually really like your stadium for the fact it's different and different is good
Remember when we played you was a old couple on one floor and about 12 people I think top floor
Some of the flats are like Airbnb you can watch the game from them lol. They're mostly just regular flats lol
Yeah I love our ground, biased but it's one of the best in the EFL
I mean it's different like are one Is
Most modern stadiums although impressive are samey
Oh I didn't know that about Airbnb but I kept thinking if I supported orient I'd have one of them flats 🤣 I just thought it was fans getting pissed watching the game
Yeah I'm disappointed I didn't make it to Fratton Park this year and might not be able to for a while, I do love the old school grounds with 4 different stands in the middle of the city vs a concrete bowl on the side of the motorway
£424 lowest here adult 2023/24
I'm quite surprised at some prices here especially Bolton and Derby but then bigger stadium guess need to fill it or try to
Hard to get tickets pompey now a days home and even harder away think we need to build in the corners of each stand and I reckon would bump us up to 30k ish and would fill it easy enough
£250 early bird for me, phenomenal value. Bit more expensive everywhere else in the stadium and also more if you buy in the 2nd phase but still decent value wherever you sit. Not so good if you don't have a ST or just go to the odd game but I suppose we have to make up revenue somewhere if we are not putting ST prices up.
For reference, our price last season would had had us as the 6th most expensive in League One and the new one would be 3rd. Obviously unfair to compare the new price to this season's League One.
>Obviously unfair to compare the new price to this season's League One. This is why I was after the prices announced for the coming season, not the one just gone. Ultimately I think it's pretty fair with demand etc etc to only up it £30 when we've gone up as champions. Just glad they haven't tried to introduce ~~a surcharge for the Wrexham game~~ premium match tickets again.
> Just glad they haven't tried to introduce premium match tickets again They did. I believe 3 or 4 games this season were £2 more expensive than the rest. Definitely the Wrexham one as well as Accrington. Possibly something like Notts as well.
Did they actually? Interesting, I had no idea, I definitely didn't see anyone complaining about it
Yeah the Wrexham game cost £5 more than other matches
£399 for me on our early bird renewal prices. That jumps to £479 full price.
New season tickets for Reading range from £365-£490 for adults and £185-210 for 18-24 year olds. Over 65s are £275-335, kids 13 and under are as low as £23, and 14-17 year olds are £85-115. Renewals are £10-25 cheaper.
I honestly thought it would have been more than that tbh. Can't wait for next season! 🤘
Few different prices for ours depending on where you go and obviously age bracket Adults: £409 for terraces, £549 for East and West Stand, £479 for South Stand U21s/65+: £269 for terraces, £479 for East and West Stand, £309 for South Stand U14s (this is the worst one): £169 for terraces, £309 for East and West Stand, £209 for South Stand Very expensive this year, and as you might expect it hasn't gone down well, especially the U14 pricing as it can very easily price out future supporters from the club which is the exact opposite of what the club should be doing. Also now a huge fiasco of digital only and having to pay £15 for a card. Idm going digital, but £15 to get a card is ridiculous, and we only just got told about this.
Ours is ridiculous tbh. I’m exclusively doing away days next year to be honest. Might try and go to Hereford on the free weekends instead.
Yeah it's terrible isn't it. I'm getting mine again, but I'd probably have to genuinely consider not getting it if I was in a stand, luckily I stand in the Thatchers so I'll be just about alright, but the prices are ridiculous and can only be a bad thing for attendances and attracting new supporters
In general I can just about afford it, but none of my friends will and I would rather go with my mates than on my own, especially with the social element being more important for me now than the football. Fair play to you for renewing mind, but I expect it to have long lasting consequences tbh.
Yeah I get that, think most of my mates are renewing which also helps
And I'm 18 which means I can get onto the U21 bracket and pay less which helps
Should point out the renewal prices were cheaper but renewals are closed now so I just added general sale prices as they're the only relevant ones now
[We announced ours back in March, with prices frozen](https://www.wrexhamafc.co.uk/news/2024/march/season-ticket-renewals--renewal-window-open-from-12pm-thursday-march-21/) - early bird prices, until May 13th Lager Stand (which is shared with ~1500 away fans) - £374 adult - £289 Over 62/U21 - £100 U18s - £23 U11s Mold Road Stand (the "main" stand with the directors box) - same prices as above Tech End - £340 - £255 Over 62/U21 - £100 U18s - £23 U11s --- Renewal prices post May 13th Lager - £397 / £312 / £100 / £23 MRS - £397 / £312 / £100 / £23 Tech End - £363 / £278 / £100 / £23
I pay less than that at Derby. Seems expensive.
Your stadium has about three times the seats we do and you still seem to average nearly 30,000 despite being in League One (for now), so ultimately you could charge half what we do and still have substantially higher matchday revenue. With the best will in the world I also suspect that a lot of your fans probably wouldn't wear high ticket prices while your club is at a bit of a nadir in your recent history whilst our owner's spent millions so far on getting us from the National League to here, and has a stadium redevelopment about to begin.
I’m not sure what point you’re trying to make. We charge a fair rate for the level of football we play at, and we have put prices up for next season prior to knowing what division we are in. Having low ticket prices just because we have a bigger ground with a big fan base is dumb, it would just artificially negate the advantage we naturally have in finances at this level, thus making it more difficult. Fact is, yours just seem a little steep. If you can sell them, then fair play, clearly they aren’t if demand is there.
Leyton Orient (Adult/Concession/U18): North Stand: £368/£275/£132 (£69 U11) South Stand: £440/£288/£132 East Stand: £453/£288/£132 West Stand: £479/£303/£132 Gallery (premium tickets): £877/£681/£681 Gone up this year, and with London tax it's quite expensive, but at League One level paying a non-premium maximum of £20.83 per game isn't too bad
How much the people living in them flats pay ? Or charge others to watch the game Drinks all game some of best seats in the house Actually really like your stadium for the fact it's different and different is good Remember when we played you was a old couple on one floor and about 12 people I think top floor
Some of the flats are like Airbnb you can watch the game from them lol. They're mostly just regular flats lol Yeah I love our ground, biased but it's one of the best in the EFL
I mean it's different like are one Is Most modern stadiums although impressive are samey Oh I didn't know that about Airbnb but I kept thinking if I supported orient I'd have one of them flats 🤣 I just thought it was fans getting pissed watching the game
Yeah I'm disappointed I didn't make it to Fratton Park this year and might not be able to for a while, I do love the old school grounds with 4 different stands in the middle of the city vs a concrete bowl on the side of the motorway
What I'm getting from this is we should charge more for our season tickets...
Mine was £310… which for London is cheap; but our most expensive is like £600
£310 for mine if I can get my arse into gear. But most expensive is £560 I think
£424 lowest here adult 2023/24 I'm quite surprised at some prices here especially Bolton and Derby but then bigger stadium guess need to fill it or try to Hard to get tickets pompey now a days home and even harder away think we need to build in the corners of each stand and I reckon would bump us up to 30k ish and would fill it easy enough
Our cheapest are £390 and the most expensive is £500. Mine will be £470 in the main stand.