'come home to loftus road'

[maccatwo]

I know that come in 4 yeras ago and I put my case to them on being mature student and got it.

[BUSHRANGER1982]

Some things in life beggar belief. The club have sat down with the fans and from what I have seen have taken on board an awful lot of suggestions and used an awful lot of imagination themselves. 10% discount is a very good start, the extension of silver blocks in the upper loft is also a step in the right direction. To have the ability of a further 5% discount is also welcome, for those who struggle to find the cash in one go, the 3 month interest free credit is also a major plus and the various family packages add further discounts. For example for one adult and one u-21 in silver, the normal cost would be £840. With the family discount down to £699 the total discount is nearly 17%. The 2 adults and 2 children deal represents a 20% discount on normal prices, etc., etc., and this without the potential of a further 5% discount. On top of this no doubt with the Westfield offers coming on board people will make savings on their shopping, which they don't take into account when buying their season tickets. This season I bought myself a QPR shirt plus one for my daughter and one for my son. About £120 of shirts with a 10% discount, this excludes other purchases made in the club shop. These kind of things people forget. The prices are good, Rangers are a central London club, which comes with it's own costs, and does not have the PL bounty unlike Fulham (people can always f**k off and watch them if all they are worried about is the cost, I prefer to watch my team and only my team). And of course, once we get into the summer and the current promise of transfers (Warnock is no fool), then watch the rush occur, for many this will be too late for the early bird offers. So get real and applaud the club for some major steps forward and stop bloody moaning.

And that, folks......is why we live in a country known as rip-off Britain.
Telling people, who quite rightly point out the absurdity of Foolham fans paying less to see more, while QPR fans pay more to see less, to ****-off and support Foolham, tends to make me think that on the whole, we deserve to be so easily ripped-off in this country.

[Magic]

I know that come in 4 yeras ago and I put my case to them on being mature student and got it.

Worth a go, surely.

[W12_Ranger]

mature student ring the club they ask you to prove you in full time education and then you get student. I know this because when I was in full ed 2 years ago I got student rate.

If I was to go back to Full Time Ed it will be for the forthcoming academic year if that makes sense, can you see them having that?

[W12_Ranger]

Some things in life beggar belief. The club have sat down with the fans and from what I have seen have taken on board an awful lot of suggestions and used an awful lot of imagination themselves. 10% discount is a very good start, the extension of silver blocks in the upper loft is also a step in the right direction. To have the ability of a further 5% discount is also welcome, for those who struggle to find the cash in one go, the 3 month interest free credit is also a major plus and the various family packages add further discounts. For example for one adult and one u-21 in silver, the normal cost would be £840. With the family discount down to £699 the total discount is nearly 17%. The 2 adults and 2 children deal represents a 20% discount on normal prices, etc., etc., and this without the potential of a further 5% discount. On top of this no doubt with the Westfield offers coming on board people will make savings on their shopping, which they don't take into account when buying their season tickets. This season I bought myself a QPR shirt plus one for my daughter and one for my son. About £120 of shirts with a 10% discount, this excludes other purchases made in the club shop. These kind of things people forget. The prices are good, Rangers are a central London club, which comes with it's own costs, and does not have the PL bounty unlike Fulham (people can always f**k off and watch them if all they are worried about is the cost, I prefer to watch my team and only my team). And of course, once we get into the summer and the current promise of transfers (Warnock is no fool), then watch the rush occur, for many this will be too late for the early bird offers. So get real and applaud the club for some major steps forward and stop bloody moaning.

Can someone please make this post sticky so those who are struggling to get their head around the latest prices may gain a greater understanding.

[qpr_matt]

You dont have to pay £600 go and sit in bronze for £225 if your a student

I was a adult ST holder in a 'gold' section.

[Raj]

I was a adult ST holder in a 'gold' section.

You still don't have to pay £600 - It's £539 with the early bird offer plus a possible further 5% off, plus a free ticket to carling cup 1st round match if we are at home!

[Morris]

You still don't have to pay £600 - It's £539 with the early bird offer plus a possible further 5% off, plus a free ticket to carling cup 1st round match if we are at home!

Ohhh the generosity of it!!

[qpr_matt]

You still don't have to pay £600 - It's £539 with the early bird offer plus a possible further 5% off, plus a free ticket to carling cup 1st round match if we are at home!

Isnt that for renewals?

[Magic]

Ohhh the generosity of it!!

Hoorah for a free ticket to Rangers v Orient or someone equally ####!

[Magic]

Isnt that for renewals?

Think its just one early bird price for all?

[Morris]

Hoorah for a free ticket to Rangers v Orient or someone equally ####!

Exactly

[Raj]

Isnt that for renewals?

Nope, there's no renewal price this season.

R's fans who purchase a Season Ticket between now and the Early Bird deadline of May 17th 2010 will be entitled to at least a 10 per-cent saving on standard prices.

The early bird is for all fans, not just existing season ticket holders.

[Magic]

Existing season ticket holders should've got a further discount I reckon.

[Goddard]

Some things in life beggar belief. The club have sat down with the fans and from what I have seen have taken on board an awful lot of suggestions and used an awful lot of imagination themselves. 10% discount is a very good start, the extension of silver blocks in the upper loft is also a step in the right direction. To have the ability of a further 5% discount is also welcome, for those who struggle to find the cash in one go, the 3 month interest free credit is also a major plus and the various family packages add further discounts. For example for one adult and one u-21 in silver, the normal cost would be £840. With the family discount down to £699 the total discount is nearly 17%. The 2 adults and 2 children deal represents a 20% discount on normal prices, etc., etc., and this without the potential of a further 5% discount. On top of this no doubt with the Westfield offers coming on board people will make savings on their shopping, which they don't take into account when buying their season tickets. This season I bought myself a QPR shirt plus one for my daughter and one for my son. About £120 of shirts with a 10% discount, this excludes other purchases made in the club shop. These kind of things people forget. The prices are good, Rangers are a central London club, which comes with it's own costs, and does not have the PL bounty unlike Fulham (people can always f**k off and watch them if all they are worried about is the cost, I prefer to watch my team and only my team). And of course, once we get into the summer and the current promise of transfers (Warnock is no fool), then watch the rush occur, for many this will be too late for the early bird offers. So get real and applaud the club for some major steps forward and stop bloody moaning.

Apart from the tired old "F... off and support Fulham" line, which I hate(!), I tend to agree with all that.

If people are paying less to get more (hopefully), I wont knock that.

At least they've done something, even it it wont please everyone.
Let's be honest, it was never going to please everyone.