my little lad has just turned 3 and think it is about time I took him to a game. looking at the season ticket prices what does FJ mean?

Free Junior?

My kids both had Free tickets up to the age of 5.

do they get a seat or sit on your lap?

They get a seat!

Just remember though that once they turn 5 the prices for kids in the east/west go up dramatically! Bit of a sore oint for me!

e.g

2 x adult renewals in the South = 197x2 = £394 ---- 2 x Juniors = 26x2 = £52 ----- Total = £446 ------ Family ticket = £400 ----- Saving $46

2 x adult renewals in the East = 197x2 = £394 ---- 2 x Juniors = 129x2 = £258----- Total = £652 ------ Family ticket = £598 ----- Saving £54

So you can see that although the price for the Adults stays the same the cost of the 2 x kids takes the overall price up by £200 in the East but only £6 in the South!

PS

And thats just in the Red seating of the East, f you go in the Silver it goes up even more (approx another £40)!

thanks a lot.

I was trying to figure out the FJ cat. can't mean free, as the gameday price is app. £10

I'm pretty sure it means Free but you can't just turn up on the day with a small child and get a seat for them Free, you would have to pay £10.

You can however, with proof i.e Birth cert etc, get a Free ticket in advance.

From my experience, it's usually how old you are at the start of the season that dictates what price you pay.

Wow... Mine's gone up from £149 to £241 because I was a student ticket holder last year, and my mum's has gone up £30, and seeing as I buy them both, that's a bloody big leap!

Can you renew them online?

PS

Twins? Or pulling a fast one with a Fake name?

You can get a freebie ticket on gameday for your u5's, if you smile and be polite.

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FJ means Family Junior.