2011-2012 Walk on Prices

mab · 11-04-2011, 17:44

Biggest increase is standing areas with is the same as all seating areas now £16 all areas. Admission prices for League Two football
Some of Accrington Stanley's admission prices are set to rise slightly next season, for the first time since the club returned to the Football League back in 2006.

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AccyAggro · 11-04-2011, 17:54

Notice it says 'League Two football', perhaps to cover their own ass in case of getting promotion and putting the prices even higher

lukeogtfc · 11-04-2011, 20:47

Still cheaper than some/most conference sides

Grimsby is up to £18 on a matchday

cashman · 11-04-2011, 20:47

Standing same as sitting prices aint the way to win friends n influence people? another cock up IMHO.

lukeogtfc · 11-04-2011, 20:49

Concessions - £11 (£10 if bought before match day)
Students and U16's - £6 (£5 if bought before match day)
Under 12's - £1 (free admission for Junior Redz members)

For me that is very good value for money from the couple of games i've been to this season. Everyone around you is always smiling, the atmosphere is fantastic and the football is good and it's in the football league!

david1 · 11-04-2011, 20:51

Stanley have lost me for a season ticket holder !

cashman · 11-04-2011, 20:53

Not disputing that Luke, to me though the object is too win people back to the crown, can't see that helping.

lukeogtfc · 11-04-2011, 21:02

I can understand but maybe they're hoping everyone who is still going, is going to keep faith in the side and carry on supporting them. The amount give them a slightly bigger budget to work with?
I'm just guessing trying to look at it as a business mans point of view i guess?

cashman · 11-04-2011, 21:21

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Originally Posted by lukeogtfc

I'm just guessing trying to look at it as a business mans point of view i guess?

Thats the way i'm viewing it, worked fer me wi my limited knowledge.

lancsdave · 11-04-2011, 21:22

Technically the price has gone down from what should have been this seasons prices

Redraine · 12-04-2011, 08:01

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Originally Posted by cashman

Standing same as sitting prices aint the way to win friends n influence people? another cock up IMHO.

Why not, it should be more to stand!

Wynonie Harris · 12-04-2011, 08:19

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Originally Posted by Redraine

Why not, it should be more to stand!

Would happily pay more...IF they took those soddin' seats out of the lower Clayton End!

VALAIRIAN · 12-04-2011, 11:22

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Originally Posted by david1

Stanley have lost me for a season ticket holder !

Why's that David1, price???

theresonlyoneaccy · 12-04-2011, 17:52

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Originally Posted by lukeogtfc

Concessions - £11 (£10 if bought before match day)
Students and U16's - £6 (£5 if bought before match day)
Under 12's - £1 (free admission for Junior Redz members)

For me that is very good value for money from the couple of games i've been to this season. Everyone around you is always smiling, the atmosphere is fantastic and the football is good and it's in the football league!

£6 for a student, is the quid rise really worth it? When I'm here I pay my fiver, simple for the gate lady to sort out as there's normally a queue. I hope more turnstiles will be open!

Pendle Red · 12-04-2011, 18:17

Looking at the bigger picture if we were to get promoted and thus guaranteeing a higher percentage of away fans making the journey just quick maths could be 1500 away fans times £3 would bring in an extra £4500 on that game.

Times that by possibility of it being like that per season ten games for arguments sake would pull in £45000.

It's all if's and but's if we do or we don't it is perhaps maybe too late now Season Tickets are sale to change pricing structure?

Maybe some kind of pre-payment membership scheme for home fans say a tenner aimed at walk on's where on production of their membership they get 10% off the normal walk on price or similar would possibly help if that is possible for the Club to do?