Season Tickets in playoffs

[German Rover]

Do season tickets still count for the playoff semis or is it like the final all pay?

Cheers

[Jimmydee]

You have to pay, it’s not part of the season ticket, that’s just for the league games.

[DonnyBazR0ver]

You have to pay, it’s not part of the season ticket, that’s just for the league games.

Yes, and also likely season members will benefit from some priority.

I can't remember from the Charlton play offs whether both clubs agree on the same pricing for both home and away legs? Not sure either whether EFL insist on a minimum pricing.

Anyway, we'll soon find out.

[roversdude]

Will the points system be in operation…assuming we qualify

[Reg of the Rovers]

Will the points system be in operation…assuming we qualify

It'll probably depend who we play - MK away we should get a few thousand so probably all ST holders will get a chance, Barrow away is a couple of hundred in which case it'll have to have some sort of system as demand will definitely exceed supply!

[Bessie Red]

I thought a season ticket covered the home play off game as it is part of the league season.

[johnny rovers]

I thought a season ticket covered the home play off game as it is part of the league season.

Absolutely not, it never has done and I'm surprised these questions are being asked. We've been in several playoff campaigns now and everyone should be aware that the playoffs are separate to the season ticket.

On ticket prices, the rules are you have to charge the normal ticket prices and no reductions are allowed. So please nobody expect this either, it's out of the clubs hands. The gate receipts for all 4 semis get put into one pot and divided up by 4 plus the EFL taking a slice.

[Draytonian III]

Agree with the previous post, play offs are like cup rounds when you you have first dibs on your seat for home games.
 My only question would be does cup direct cover it, to save me and others having to cue, thus make it easier for the office staff

[knockers]

Are you going to the snooker!

[Reg of the Rovers]

Are you going to the snooker!

Give him a break.