correct I waited last year until the last week, this year bought them on the two month deal

I'll be getting mine next pay day.
If I get paid any earlier then I'll get my season ticket earlier.

I should think there will be a lot sold when Santa comes to town in December!

Some good signing news should hopefully bring in a few if the news is timed to coincide with monthly pay days (16th and last friday of the month seem popular).

If that's the case it seems a very random way of numbering, I'd have thought they would be sold from 0 upwards. If the numbers are working back to 0 that means our starting figure was 5256, a strange starting point.
If the figure of 1500 is correct then whilst it's low at the moment it's still early doors, the season's only just finished and I'd guess people may be waiting for next pay day, I was lucky in that I'd a little spare cash this month or I'd probably have waited for Octobers wage.

most people are going to wait until the last week to buy, its human nature

Season tickets are numbered in batches for example you could have 1 to 2,500 adult, 2501 to 3500 consessions and 3,501 to 5,000 numbered as juniors. Also take into account gold, silver and bronze and you have probably 9 different batches at differing prices.

Which are then also split between the two club shops.

Quite correct. The only guideline on ST sales is asking someone who works for the club.

^^^^^this^^^^^ most people will wait until last minute, they have until end of October but if they can get before it would be better, if the club announced we sold 2500 be the end of this month it will urge other to follow and buy, so if you can afford toget them now do so, it sends a positive signal to others..

I think a lot of people will still be feeling the pinch after the summer hols, i've not bought mine yet but will be at some point next month.

Still to buy mine but I will fall into the last minute category .

In terms of the product on offer, I see little reason why we won't sell as many/more as last season - any natural losses, for whatever valid reason, would be likely outweighed by newbies who've been enticed by what they see, improved facilities, etc. However, I have some doubts over if the offer will pull people in before the deadlines, as I suspect some may see the gap between the £125 early bird and the price if 4,000 aren't bought as not being enough of an incentive to pull their fingers out.

Me 3 along with the other 3 people i go with will be getting ours at the end of october.