Right serious question. Say I pledge 2x £99 and they don't get the 10,000, how much does the ticket cost then? Didn't notice any prices for if the 10,000 isn't met.

Null and void. You could then buy the ticket for the full cost, but won't be forced to.

The best i could guess is that if they don't get to 10,000 the whole scheme is null and void.

Maybe someone could clarift?

I'd imagine the Bulls don't want to be announcing prices just yet in the event that 10,000 isn't met. I'd imagine in a few weeks they'll have a better idea if they target can be met.

My worry is that too many Bulls fans have just lost faith over the past few years. I do think 10000 is very achievable mind.

What I'm actually asking is what is full price? Can't see any mention of it and it's a fair question as people will want to know if things don't add up to 10.000 in the end. It's ok getting carried along with the idea but being a pessimist you can see where I'm coming from.

Well I've put in two for now but may but another two in if we start struggling.

I know my two brothers are going to pledge as is my mum and my uncle.

Matt text me to say that he's in the pub and four in there have pledged for next season.

I know of three supporters today at the ground who are doing the same as me and buying two for £120.

We should have the 10,000 by mid september and what a great idea whoever it was who said get a stall up outside the university.

Great stuff and should get at least 50/100 extra pledges.

COME ON YOU BULLS!!!!!!!!!

Assuming the target is reached, it'll be academic anyway what the full price would be?

I believe the intent is to issue/confirm the pricing once they have reached the pledge deadline and know how many pledges they have.

I was right in that we have done a copy of the Bradford City model and please someone change the title of this thread.

The Pledge site says that after 12th November all pricing increases by 50%. This would make a ground ticket £90.

Anyway, pledged.

Anyone?

Never had a season ticket before and maybe a daft question but can you get flexible seating season tickets?
Reason being is that we never know how many of us will be coming to the game and if we are given fixed seats for the year then we probably will be sat apart.

IMO the Bulls are quite rightly trying to stop the recent decline in attendances, which is a very good idea in principal

Afterall, "hypothetically" if you reached the magical 10,000 fans and they all signed up to paying £60 for the standing up option, Then this will only bring in £600,000 which wouldn't sustain a SL club in the long term would it not?

How many seasons does this excellent offer last for, have you been told?

If it is for next season only, then the club are clearly hoping that all the season ticket holders will have "the bug" and will return the season after when prices may have to rise slightly and in each subsequent season

If this offer is to be rolled out past next season then the Bulls obviously want to potentially fill the ground to capacity every week and thus reap the rewards in other marketable areas such as merchandising and match day takings inside the ground etc

Obviously the Bulls have done their maths and i applaud them in their efforts to bring those big crowds back once again

Just out of interest, what's to stop people breaking their 'promise' when they sign up?

Are you binded by a contractual agreement when you pledge or do you have to pay part of the price or what?

Right I've just pledged 2 x £99 but if the target is not achieved and that increases by 50% that will be a considerable price hike. Not sure how many people would be happy with that, let's hope the 10,000 is met and surpassed fairly quickly to make it irrelevant. Let's face it if you only come to the big matches it's worth it for that alone...

You need to have paid your £60 by the 12th of November for it to count.

Quite a few of thsoe pledges will be for the £99 tickets so the 600,000 would increase significantly.