[Archived] Season Ticket Prices (2011 - 2012)

[Guest Walshy]

With the takeover completed how much do you think season tickets will realistically be next season?

[Tom]

Between £1 and £500 is my guess, what do I win?

[den]

A frozen Chicken.

[AndyNeil]

or you can gamble that and win a bargin bucket?

[Guest Walshy]

I'd expect them to increase by a reasonable amount. Maybe £30-£40. And it'd still work out at great value for money.

for a season ticket? bit cheap dont ya think

[novella]

Is this assuming we dont get relegated?

[Guest Walshy]

Is this assuming we dont get relegated?

yes

[RIML]

Venky's: will seek to enhance the fan experience at Ewood Park itself on match days (and non match days) and to maximise season ticket sales and any remaining match day ticket sales;

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[Claytons Left Boot]

28 rupees.

[Anti-Dingle-Brigade]

£254.27.

[Guest Walshy]

i personally think (this is where my son and I sit, which is BEUT) Aduly £340 & Child £110. Which will be £34 + £11 direct debit for 10 months plus the £30 (£15 each ticket credit charge)

[philipl]

I think there is a very clear indication in the documentation published by the club that there will be no change to ticket pricing.

[Guest Walshy]

I think there is a very clear indication in the documentation published by the club that there will be no change to ticket pricing.

there is an indication that there will be no change, but nothing set in stone!!! I reckon they will increase slightly

[philipl]

If you are indicating you are willing to pay more, I am sure the directors will happily accept your offer to do so!

But pending detailed information which will undoubtedly come out over the coming days and weeks, I'd say the words in the Rovers document mean no price rise.

If there is a significant price rise, that share offer document is going to get scrutinised in the minutest detail for what else can wriggled out of. So I just don't see the low price season tickets being at risk.

[Guest Walshy]

If you are indicating you are willing to pay more, I am sure the directors will happily accept your offer to do so!

But pending detailed information which will undoubtedly come out over the coming days and weeks, I'd say the words in the Rovers document mean no price rise.

If there is a significant price rise, that share offer document is going to get scrutinised in the minutest detail for what else can wriggled out of. So I just don't see the low price season tickets being at risk.

I hope your right Phil!! Speculate to accumulate is my way of thinking. With new Indian owners and the possibility of not only tapping into the Indian market but to our local indian community, we are on a winner!!

[SIMON GARNERS 194]

Even a slight increase will still be great value....why worry.

[Tom]

I'd imagine the same kind of increase as this season saw, maybe for the next 3 - 4 seasons

[ABBEY]

they cant put them up by too much because at the end of the day people are sick of watching crap and i for one and a few more i know wont renew if they do go up a lot.

[Mattyblue]

If there is a steep increase this will just result in a big drop in numbers sold, a half empty Ewood will not be the image Venkys want for their prized sports asset.

I personally believe we will see slight rises, like this season.

[Fife Rover]

If you are indicating you are willing to pay more, I am sure the directors will happily accept your offer to do so!

But pending detailed information which will undoubtedly come out over the coming days and weeks, I'd say the words in the Rovers document mean no price rise.

If there is a significant price rise, that share offer document is going to get scrutinised in the minutest detail for what else can wriggled out of. So I just don't see the low price season tickets being at risk.

I hope you are right about that Philip, because there is certainly going to be a very significant increase in rail fares, and petrol too which will mean us pensioners having to do some very serious budget scrutiny before deciding to renew our S/T.