Brilliant, thanks Jukes

Been to the ticket office this morning, Queued for about an hour and a quarter, realistically, the queue was barely getting any smaller, and it was being being reduced more by people giving up and going home, than it was people walking away with STs. So I gave up too. It was clear there'd be a lot of interest this morning, and the club seem woefully unprepared. Everyone in the queue was complaining about Ticketmaster. I'll try again tomorrow.

Prices for Gold membership are showing as £240 in the East & West stand, it says if you pay by direct debit you are entitled to a 10% discount, I went to purchase mine but the priced stayed at £240 so didn't follow it all the way through, anyone who has done the renewal as direct debit, at what point does it take the extra 10% off?

Prices for the Gold membership are the discounted prices and only available through direct debit.

Oh right I see, but I don't see how the silver price is £251 and with your 10% off (£25) it becomes £240 for the Gold Membership or am I missing something else?

Don't think you are
Each of the categories gets a slightly different percentage off

Concession/OAP is around 10% but the others are less

Bottom line is it is 240

Just seen Leigh's White Card Membership details
£324 for an adult season ticket but it does come in a lovely box with a pen

Quote: apollosghost "Just seen Leigh's White Card Membership details £324 for an adult season ticket but it does come in a lovely box with a pen'" The club could 100% charge an extra £30-40 if the experience was better. Not to mention the actual purchasing journey but receiving the ticket should include a physical experience with something to unbox, even if the ticket is not in there. It helps keep the connection with the club, rather than it being completely digital. The Junior ones especially should contain things like player cards and merch. Man Utd do it well - https://www.manutd.com/en/news/detail/u ... l%20Member.

Quote: apollosghost "Just seen Leigh's White Card Membership details £324 for an adult season ticket but it does come in a lovely box with a pen'" The club could 100% charge an extra £30-40 if the experience was better. Not to mention the actual purchasing journey but receiving the ticket should include a physical experience with something to unbox, even if the ticket is not in there. It helps keep the connection with the club, rather than it being completely digital. The Junior ones especially should contain things like player cards and merch. Man Utd do it well - https://www.manutd.com/en/news/detail/u ... l%20Member.

Those renewal prices are superb, even factoring in a home game has been sacrificed in 2025. No mention though on the Bronze price for 4 games over the season - as an exile, I'm not able to commit to a ST.

Looks to be a high number of season tickets sold at this early stage looking at the map. Maybe the free international tickets are driving early sales - is it possible Mike Danson is funding them?

I'd imagine the club are aiming to shift another 1k or so on whatever last season's total was.
Fully understand people's circumstances mean a ST isn't an option for everyone but getting cash in early and upfront must be a boost to the club budgeting wise.

Renewed late last night, took two minutes and the process was really easy.

£205 for an Adult renewal in the South Stand plus £5 fee for a physical ticket.
12 home games next season (not 13 due to Vegas) works out at £17.50 per match which is ridiculously cheap. For comparison I seem to remember around 2010-12 a South Stand match day ticket being £16, so to be more than a decade further on and be paying only pennies more is a really good deal.

Even more so when you consider it's to follow a "four-midable" championship winning team, the likes we have not seen since the early nineties.

Absolute no brainer.

Our sport is certainly a bargain compared to other popular sports in the UK.