Tramps get cheaper tickets

[deeside_dragon]

Originally Posted by Pablosammy

Our tickets, for the vast majority of the ground (i.e. three and a half of our stands), are £17 when bought in advance. As I'm sure you can appreciate, 17 is less than 20.

With the exception of Chester & Tranmere games. Our ticket's purchased in advance are £15 & £19.
As I'm sure you can also appreciate, 15 is less than anything tranmere charge, for an adult !

[Pablosammy]

Originally Posted by deeside_dragon

With the exception of Chester & Tranmere games. Our ticket's purchased in advance are £15 & £19.
As I'm sure you can also appreciate, 15 is less than anything tranmere charge, for an adult !

Unfortunately, I don't plan on going to Wrexham v Bromley, so that's a moot point. And if I was a Bromley fan, would I be able to buy a £15 ticket? Nope.

The simple matter is that our game at PP was £17 for both sets of fans. The same game at the Racecourse is £20.

Anyway, we're going in circles here. I'll be there regardless of cost. See you soon!

[John Neals Dynasty]

Originally Posted by pagl

So how did we host Luton at home and they had the Yale and likewise Brighton and then Stoke in a friendly.

Police and steward it properly and no need to give them the home stand.

Well said Pagl we should not be giving up the section with the most vocal support, Keates will keep the fighting to the Yale side (yes tongue firmly in cheek)
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[Robin Coch]

Originally Posted by Pablosammy

£20 is a rip off for non-league football, though, I'm sure we can all agree on that one.

I agree. £5 more would get you watching a premier league team (Stoke)

[davewilli]

Originally Posted by Robin Coch

I agree. £5 more would get you watching a premier league team (Stoke)

I live closer to Brittania than the Cae Ras, but I know which team i would rather follow, even if Stoke gave me the £5. This is another debate, but Stoke don't need their gate receipts with their PL funding and millionaire backers. The difficulty getting the price v extra attendance right and not lose revenue. Clubs have experimented with reduced prices but it hasn't always resulted in increased attendances. I'm not sure what Stoke charge but remember, adults can watch Wxm for £15, cheaper still with ST.

[wilbobisback]

Originally Posted by Pablosammy

Unfortunately, I don't plan on going to Wrexham v Bromley, so that's a moot point. And if I was a Bromley fan, would I be able to buy a £15 ticket? Nope.

The simple matter is that our game at PP was £17 for both sets of fans. The same game at the Racecourse is £20.

Anyway, we're going in circles here. I'll be there regardless of cost. See you soon!

For normal matches away fans can & do get the pre paid discount. For games against yourselves & the Jestrians for some reason we're not allowed to give the option.

[pagl]

Originally Posted by wilbobisback

For normal matches away fans can & do get the pre paid discount. For games against yourselves & the Jestrians for some reason we're not allowed to give the option.

Isn't that a club decision?

[Pablosammy]

Thanks for the invite, but we won't be needing any tickets after all. We're all rather disillusioned with football after we were thoroughly Barrowed this afternoon.

Hope to see you all soon.

[ozzy]

Originally Posted by Pablosammy

Thanks for the invite, but we won't be needing any tickets after all. We're all rather disillusioned with football after we were thoroughly Barrowed this afternoon.

Hope to see you all soon.

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