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Vinnie
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Is it just me or does anyone else think the club are a bit slow in releasing season ticket prices/sales?
Now I know the new board are not long in the door but by their own admission some have been working behind the scenes for a wee while and we,ve known for a a bit what division we,d be in next season
Some clubs have had their seasons on sale for a few weeks now,our neeburs along the road for instance have sold over 1000(dunfermline calculator)and a few clubs have launched their new strips
Maybe its a sign our clubs not desperate for money 
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Valleyboy
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| Posted: Sun May 21, 2023 10:35 pm Post subject: |
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| Good point, Vinnie. They need to get their collective fingers out. Early bird season tickets are a priority, or we’re a dead duck. |
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Specky Ginger
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| Posted: Mon May 22, 2023 7:14 am Post subject: |
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They might be waiting to see who comes down from the Premier before finalising a pricing policy.
Dundee United coming down makes it a more attractive looking league than Ross County.
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Wolfman Jack
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| Posted: Mon May 22, 2023 10:43 am Post subject: |
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| Specky Ginger wrote: | They might be waiting to see who comes down from the Premier before finalising a pricing policy.
Dundee United coming down makes it a more attractive looking league than Ross County. |
The pricing for walk up tickets can be fixed now and categorised A or B level games as most teams do.
I don't see any issue with season ticket prices being affected by the above.
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CoachBombay
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It’s a weird one. Not sure it’s down to the SPL teams as if that were the case we wouldn’t release them until the playoff final is done - surely not.
We’ve been a bit behind other clubs in a few things but happy for time to be taken to get things right. Although, I’d rather hear from the club regarding players leaving than from the players/grapevine/p&b.
Like the idea of the A&B games as there will be 3/4 capacity crowds next season with Pars up and probably Dundee United coming down. Would like to see a few signings from other clubs this week to build the season tickets up a bit. Marquee signing then ST’s announced??? Fingers crossed
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Wolfman Jack
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• Adults: £315 (£285 renewal)
• Under 21: £160 (£150 renewal)
• Over 65: £205 (£195 renewal)
• Under 16: £50 (£50 renewal)
• Under 12: FREE
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• Category A: Dunfermline and Dundee United.
• Category B: remaining seven clubs.
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Vinnie
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| Posted: Wed May 31, 2023 9:24 pm Post subject: |
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Just seen the full season ticket pricing on official site and another season of disappointing disabled season ticket price
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TxRover
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| Posted: Wed May 31, 2023 9:46 pm Post subject: |
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| Vinnie wrote: | | Just seen the full season ticket pricing on official site and another season of disappointing disabled season ticket price |
Not trying to start an argument, Vinnie, but why is it so disappointing? Full price with a free carer seems pretty reasonable to me, but what do you feel it should be? |
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Vinnie
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| Posted: Wed May 31, 2023 10:06 pm Post subject: |
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Dont think for one minute your trying to start an arguement
Any disabled supporter over 21 but under 65 will be required to pay £315
Yes the free carer policy is good but not every disabled person has or requires a carer but suppose we can do what others do and claim the need for a carer but not in my DNA
Its now a few seasons since the club implemented the age related disabled season and that was when I stopped buying one after 25+ years of having a season ticket but previous to that think it was £180/£190
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From the other channel
When I looked earlier a disabled season was listed as £224 which has now been amended to “priced as age related” so for the likes of me it would be £315
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TxRover
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| Posted: Wed May 31, 2023 11:25 pm Post subject: |
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| Vinnie wrote: | Dont think for one minute your trying to start an arguement
Any disabled supporter over 21 but under 65 will be required to pay £315
Yes the free carer policy is good but not every disabled person has or requires a carer but suppose we can do what others do and claim the need for a carer but not in my DNA
Its now a few seasons since the club implemented the age related disabled season and that was when I stopped buying one after 25+ years of having a season ticket but previous to that think it was £180/£190
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When I looked earlier a disabled season was listed as £224 which has now been amended to “priced as age related” so for the likes of me it would be £315 |
Fair enough, so you’d suggest a w/o carer option of perhaps £200-225?
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| Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2023 9:12 am Post subject: |
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| Vinnie wrote: | Dont think for one minute your trying to start an arguement
Any disabled supporter over 21 but under 65 will be required to pay £315
Yes the free carer policy is good but not every disabled person has or requires a carer but suppose we can do what others do and claim the need for a carer but not in my DNA
Its now a few seasons since the club implemented the age related disabled season and that was when I stopped buying one after 25+ years of having a season ticket but previous to that think it was £180/£190
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When I looked earlier a disabled season was listed as £224 which has now been amended to “priced as age related” so for the likes of me it would be £315 |
Good post.👍
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| When you consider East Fife want £290 for an adult to watch League 2 football next season, i think this is good value. I will be signing up without hesitation. A saving of £89 if your intending watching every home league match too. |
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scotty
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| Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2023 8:30 pm Post subject: |
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£315
Due to rotational shiftwork that will work out at about £26 per game for the 12 or so League game I will be able to get to.
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TxRover
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| scotty wrote: | £315
Due to rotational shiftwork that will work out at about £26 per game for the 12 or so League game I will be able to get to. |
Sounds like an advert for a 9 game season ticket package. Offer coupons for 2 A and 7 B games, not assured seats, but admission. Set it so you can go online like buying a ticket and get your seat assigned before you walk up and show the code on your phone or it’s loaded onto your card by the server…
…charge £160 or £165 for it…not quite half a full ST, but still a nice discount from walk up costs. Yes, it complicates things, but it’s also a great way to let people step up to attending. |
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Vinnie
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| Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2023 9:46 pm Post subject: |
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| TxRover wrote: | | Vinnie wrote: | Dont think for one minute your trying to start an arguement
Any disabled supporter over 21 but under 65 will be required to pay £315
Yes the free carer policy is good but not every disabled person has or requires a carer but suppose we can do what others do and claim the need for a carer but not in my DNA
Its now a few seasons since the club implemented the age related disabled season and that was when I stopped buying one after 25+ years of having a season ticket but previous to that think it was £180/£190
Ps
From the other channel
When I looked earlier a disabled season was listed as £224 which has now been amended to “priced as age related” so for the likes of me it would be £315 |
Fair enough, so you’d suggest a w/o carer option of perhaps £200-225? |
Yes Tx that would be a favourable figure
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