Chester tickets

[Stafford Red]

Originally Posted by Connah's Quay Red

Tickets for the derby clash will be eagerly sought and the Dragons have confirmed a priority phasing system will operate for the encounter.

Phase one will run from 10am on Monday, October 23 until 1pm on Saturday, October 28 for season ticket holders.

Phase two is for season ticket holder and club members and runs from 5pm Saturday, October 28 to 5pm Friday, November 3. Online sales will not operate until 10am on Monday, October 30 during this phase.

Phase three is general sale from 10am on Monday, November 6 to 5pm Tuesday, November 7. Please note that online sales will not operate during this phase.


Prices for tickets will be £18 for adults, £12 for concessions, £10 for under-21s, £5 for U18s, £3 for U16s and U5s free of charge.

With over 2000 ST holders I can't see any point in phases 2 or 3. The fans that travelled to the likes of Torquay, Maidstone, Maidenhead and Dover should have been rewarded for their loyalty.

[Vorporix]

Originally Posted by Stafford Red

With over 2000 ST holders I can't see any point in phases 2 or 3. The fans that travelled to the likes of Torquay, Maidstone, Maidenhead and Dover should have been rewarded for their loyalty.

I disagree SR - I think the fans who shell out over 300 notes a year, some of whom struggle to afford it, should be given priority.

[Hawarden Red10]

Originally Posted by Redordead

Wonder if we’ll only issue them 1000 for the return fixture?

I'd milk every penny out of them, give them as many as they need, even though I doubt we'd see 1000 of them anyway but you get my point

[Junior Shabadoo]

Originally Posted by Old Paddock Man

Eh? The bubble caused the club endless hassle and decreasing attendances.

It saved short term costs though, and that is a major motivator at every level of the club, be it for better or worse.
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[Robin Coch]

Originally Posted by Hawarden Red10

I'd milk every penny out of them, give them as many as they need, even though I doubt we'd see 1000 of them anyway but you get my point

I remember a war cry that was quoted from Divvy chat regarding their away fixture. "If you're going to the Racecourse make sure you don't buy any refreshments when you go there so that you don't give them any money" there were Chester fans up in arms that we'd sold them beer, ergo it was our fault their fans had kicked off because they were intoxicated

[Whitey]

Originally Posted by Robin Coch

I remember a war cry that was quoted from Divvy chat regarding their away fixture. "If you're going to the Racecourse make sure you don't buy any refreshments when you go there so that you don't give them any money" there were Chester fans up in arms that we'd sold them beer, ergo it was our fault their fans had kicked off because they were intoxicated

Could be wrong but from memory I think that was down to Chester being charged a higher price than was normal for that stand. As to the sales of beer, yes there were plenty of young lads that wouldn't get served in a pub walking around with bottles, hard to manage though I guess

[Vorporix]

Originally Posted by Whitey

Could be wrong but from memory I think that was down to Chester being charged a higher price than was normal for that stand. As to the sales of beer, yes there were plenty of young lads that wouldn't get served in a pub walking around with bottles, hard to manage though I guess

It will be a few beers for me in the Cross Keys then walk up to the ground.

Whilst I don't like to contribute to your coffers Whitey - I do like the pies at Leggoland

[Whitey]

Originally Posted by Vorporix

It will be a few beers for me in the Cross Keys then walk up to the ground.

Whilst I don't like to contribute to your coffers Whitey - I do like the pies at Leggoland

Well I only live just up the road from the Keys, enjoy your day

[Old Paddock Man]

Originally Posted by Junior Shabadoo

It saved short term costs though, and that is a major motivator at every level of the club, be it for better or worse.
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Never heard anyone at the club in favour of the bubble. Organising the away transport was much extra work and the reduced away following at our place meant lower gate receipts.