Look same as last year apart from no freebies for kids. I might be wrong?

Well pitched between affordable and not undervaluing the product. At £12-21 a game that seems bang on. And at £20-60 the junior memberships are the right price to make parents make sure they use them, rather than just an add-on like last season. Tough bit now is deciding whether to take my two-year-old onto the terrace each week or get a comfy seat

Concession prices for the NF stand is new, I think.

Concessions for Neil Fox Stand are new as well

I am just too young for one concession and way too old for the other.

Great to have the concessions again, especially for the NF stand. First year I've not been in the North Stand and the view I've had from the middle of the NF stand has been superb. The concession price means it's the same as last year for me (old and decrepit) and it means there won't be much argument with my domestic bank manager

The season ticket prices are great value in my opinion. We need to remember that our friends at sky are now showing all games live, and love to swap games around to suit their schedules…if we were to wack theprices up too steeply it may put some off..
If there are plans to do some more bar’s food etc , then hopefully this too will add more income to the club.

I will be getting a couple Northstand tickets again. Interesting that I will have to pay 33% more than last year, but the East Stand folk only have an 8% increase on last year's prices.

Strange perspective.

That would be because the east stand paid considerably more and that likely allowed cheaper tickets elsewhere. I paid about £270 last season for my east stand ticket. I think £360 would be rather expensive don’t you?

If anything it shows how cheap you got your tickets in the north and west last season and it should be the east who find it interesting that they had to pay pretty much SL prices still…

Think we are underselling the product, its too cheap and why should there be any concessions. Why the hell should a pensioner get a price reduction, its not fair. The onus for financial success on a match day is now in the hands of those working people who take advantage of the corporate dining packages or sit in the Neil Fox stand, you never hear them moaning. Just wait to the cheapskate pensioners, North and West standers have to put their hands in their pockets to buy a cup ticket, you can already hear the miserly tightwads complaining.

It's all relative isn't it. People who could afford £250 last year only have to find an extra £20, which isn't the case for the North Stand.

I didn't say the east stand prices should increase by 33%, and I agree £360 would be too expensive. However, I feel a jump of a third for the North Stand is too much of a jump. A family of 2 adults and 2 kids would now be paying an extra £180. That is a significant amount of extra money. Plus the North Stand facilities are awful. Paying more to literally urinate up a wall, and queue endlessly for beer. I think a graduated approach would have made more sense. Maybe £175 this year, and then when facilities improve increase further.

Good prices I think, I'd imagine they will sell very well, if not sell out.

I'm sure the year we was relegated the ST prices in the north were £260ish? (iirc) so £200 with a more competitive squad is fair value I'd say.

I hope your right. Hopefully, we are not pricing fans out when we have lots of momentum. Like I said I will be purchasing 2 this Saturday. I was just thinking about all the families who stand by us in the stand. It's a big increase in cost.

And for what it's worth, I really want to be wrong and it sells out!

I'm not moaning! Like I said, I will be buying 2 season tickets and of course I will go to cup games. However, it is sensible to think about all our fans and not just my personal circumstances. I don't want fans out priced. Especially families with kids who will pay significantly more this year. The future of the club needs kids coming to games regularly, and not just dipping in and out.