That's how I read it. Just one price which comes with a reserved seat in the West stand.

Not that it interests me, but think that you can also buy an unreserved one in East stand at same price.

Form arrived today. My geriatric-special ticket price has increased by 70%. Still a good deal IMO, even though I'm unlikely to get to more than 8 or 9 matches, less if there are more than two On-the-road games. No commitment from the club as to how many of those there'll be.

Also noted that we've already moved partly out of the Stoop, admin staff (all 1.5 of them) now based in Roehampton.

Positive note in that DH's accompanying letter says "We have taken the decision to maintain a high level of investment in the playing squad." So maybe there'll be a couple of signings (can't guess where from) or else Grady and Lee are on big money?

I liked having unallocated seating because I generally took different people to each game. My thinking at the moment is to get the allocated seat but if I go to a match with someone I'll sit in the other stand or a block slightly further from centre.

I've emailed the club asking about the scheme from last year where if you bought tickets for other people on your account you could earn money back. Hopefully I'll hear soon because I was thinking about putting that towards the new season ticket.

Good that parking is separate from the season ticket - if you're going in a group you can split the cost of parking between you rather than one person buying the better ticket.

Why are we sending cheques payable to 'Harlequins FC', does anyone know?

At the risk of getting shot down for saying something positive, £140 is still excellent value, isn't it? (Two and a bit 0-0 Arsenal games, no?)

good value, but if it's for 11 home games, then that points to walk up prices being 20 notes, because 170/11= 15.45........if they've put up the walk up price because 800 ST holders isn't going to hack it.

On the voucher scheme from last year....I can't see the harm in them repeating it, but from what Gus told me before we parted company, nobody was doing it last year and they (an I if I am honest) was puzzled as to why.

Good luck with the open ground policy....it will be cited as the reason for a move next year ...the lack of atmosphere.

The leaflet confirms that walk up prices are £20 Gutterfax

Sorry, not wrong.
The OTR games will be repeated this year....gus has said as much, so 2 of your tickets may include a trip to Kent as well as maybe Brighton....... As for the walk up ticket prices.....insanity IMO.........anyone care to hazzard a guess when the first 2-4-1 deal will appear on social networks, daily deals or with our media partners TNT/ES?

North Wales Crusaders have said that if they have to move any games season ticket holders who can't get to the re-arranged fixture will be able to get their money back. Why can't we do the same for the 'on the road' games?

Sorry but having one price doesn't do it for me - surely there has to be a premium for sitting on the half way line?

Should be but I suspect that the "one price" system is being used to simplify the stewarding.

There's so few of us we can all sit on the halfway line anyway! Trick is to actually put in some work to get newbies.

Seriously, that's what I thought too

Seems like the club has missed a trick. Enough gullible idiots would pay £200+ to have an allocated seat on the halfway line....

Why is someone who wants to sit on the half way line and pay a few extra quid a gullible idiot?

why would you want to spend extra when for the base price you can sit near me and listy in the east stand and partake in our banter?