Season ticket prices

[wesisback]

Mate of mine has just renewed his Season Ticket at Cheltenham. He sits in that stand opposite the tunnel - £350 early bird, rising to £399. In the main stand there it is £385 rising to £420. On the day tickets in the seats there are £22 and £23.

How much cheaper than Cheltenham Town do people think our ST's should be, seeing as how we will be competing with them next season?

(For the record Cheltenham do have cheaper tickets for standing behind the goal - these are their prices for ST's in the seats).

So because Cheltenham fans also pay over the odds (in a wealthy area) we shouldn't mind even though there are plenty of league 1 and championship clubs who pay less?

The excuses are getting worse and worse! 

My mate isn't wealthy - nor are most of the people who support Cheltenham Town. If you believe the club can mount a promotion challenge next season on magic buttons - fine.

Having seen what we've invested in this year I doubt it'd make a blind bit of difference. That Family club of the year will no doubt take pride of place in the trophy cabinet.

[rich1471]

Mate of mine has just renewed his Season Ticket at Cheltenham. He sits in that stand opposite the tunnel - £350 early bird, rising to £399. In the main stand there it is £385 rising to £420. On the day tickets in the seats there are £22 and £23.

How much cheaper than Cheltenham Town do people think our ST's should be, seeing as how we will be competing with them next season?

(For the record Cheltenham do have cheaper tickets for standing behind the goal - these are their prices for ST's in the seats).

West Ham.£399 and not going up when they move into the Olympic Stadium.
Or so it said on Sky Sports News. So it's probably shite 😆

with the money west ham get next year from sky and deal they have signed for the Olympic stadium they should charge fans £100 to get in

[roversdude]

Seemed a fair point comparing prices of teams in same league