From what I see, that's not making the season card price in line with other clubs, it's excessively increasing it. Sort it out City and we'll see an attendance rise.
Is it just me or do we actually charge £25 more for the cheapest season pass as opposed to buying the cheapest ticket every game?
Looking at that the club is sticking two fingers up at the fans and we wonder why our att is down.It needs sorting out for next season our we could lose even more fans.Didnt the allams want the kc packed to the rafters.
Why don't you think before you have a go at the club. Have you ever considered that the BBC survey is incorrect???? It has us as the most expensive club in the league for season tickets, it shows game tickets cost less than a season ticket and also shows that we are not the most expensive day out. I know my season ticket was £70 less than the shown cheapest price published. Just do a bit more research!!!
It is because the cheapest ticket the BBC are on about is for a cat c game, which we all know is as rare as rocking horse ****e.
The survey has been done after the discount periods have finished so their are cheaper season prices then the ones shown. But we are still down on our att and still needs sorting out for next season.
The cheapest card on the OWS is £435. If you are buying a new season card and not renewing. I suspect that if you wanted a season card now and asked for a heavy discount you could get one. I would like to have seen how many season cards or passes each club had actually sold.
The clubs supplied all the information, the BBC just collated it all. It's bollocks anyway, they only include standard season tickets, all clubs are charging much more than this for executive memberships, over 10% of the crowd at the KC are now having to pay over £1000 a season for their 'cards'.
It is more than a little misleading. Over 60s who previously benefitted from reduced rates have been allowed to continue and concessionary rates are still extended to everyone over pensionable age - I'm not sure what current prices for these groups are but I think they are about half price. The age profile of our support isn't available but I bet there's a very significant number of supporters who only pay a fraction of the prices stated in the BBC survey.
I think, as our disabled ticket prices are the same as our normal ones(which i think is right as they get to bring someone with them for free!) that everybody else has given the BBC their disabled ticket prices from the cheapest position in the ground, and this is why ours is more expensive. We have the "most expensive CHEAPEST season ticket price" this proves my point, where as our most expensive eg 30 year old man in east stand. Is one of the cheapest in the division. So everyone should just stop being so pathetic and think about this a bit.
All they had to do was look at the clubs website to find out the cost of Millwall season tickets and match day prices, my guess is they sent every club a e-mail and no one bothered to reply from Millwall, which is standard procedure, all e-mails must be addressed to a named recipient if you want a reply.
City have confirmed that they supplied the information and that it's correct based on the figures they were asked to provide.
Says what we have been saying for a while......Rip off prices = less fans!!! ...........................SIMPLES!!!!!
