Swansea Season Tickets

[W4 R]

Thought I'd have a butchers

http://www.swanseacity.net/page/SeasonTickets/0,,10354~2364639,00.html

[80sCasual]

**** me, that's cheaper than i paid last year.

[W4 R]

**** me, that's cheaper than i paid last year.

The £300 corner of the stand seats?

[Mellowhoop]

Do u think if we got a few big cranes and moved the stadium and training ground to wales it would be cheaper?

[rmj1982]

makes you sick to the stomach we are a total embarrisment all because if eccelstone c u n t

[80sCasual]

The £300 corner of the stand seats?

My Bronze was £450 last year, ok their most expensive next year is £489, everywhere else in the ground only £408.

[W4 R]

My Bronze was £450 last year, ok their most expensive next year is £489, everywhere else in the ground only £408.

Mind you it does say they will be reviewing the prices according to which division they will be in. But at least they have the early bird and cheaper option seats. A reality check is needed in the QPR boardroom.

[Deep Pan Dan]

Thats the difference in having people running the club who respect the fans and are not just money grabbers.

[rangerforevereastcote]

everyteam not sure of the division their in offered early bird, was never going ot be on the table here

[Fawny]

To be fair, South Wales is a much poorer area than West London. What they have done is given their fans the opportunity to buy tickets at Championship prices, for which they deserve credit. Anybody jumping on the bandwagon will obviously have to pay a higher price - again fair enough.
According to Swansea, the average Prem adult Season Ticket price is about £772. My Gold ticket will cost £759. That stat actually means more than the recent comparison made by our owners that our tickets are "in line with other London Prem clubs" because it includes the likes of Wigan.
Well done to Swansea both on and off the pitch, what they have done with their ticketting pricing is show that they understand their supporters.

[W4 R]

To be fair, South Wales is a much poorer area than West London. What they have done is given their fans the opportunity to buy tickets at Championship prices, for which they deserve credit. Anybody jumping on the bandwagon will obviously have to pay a higher price - again fair enough.
According to Swansea, the average Prem adult Season Ticket price is about £772. My Gold ticket will cost £759. That stat actually means more than the recent comparison made by our owners that our tickets are "in line with other London Prem clubs" because it includes the likes of Wigan.
Well done to Swansea both on and off the pitch, what they have done with their ticketting pricing is show that they understand their supporters.

100%

[BUSHRANGER1982]

Yeah, but we're Londoners, and as such, we were born to pay more than anyone else, anywhere else, for exactly the same product everybody watches.

Ever feel you're being stitched up like a Kipper?
Ughhh, of course we do, we're Londoners.

[lymehoop]

a night club in knightsbridge will be more expensive than in port talbot, that does'nt excuse a scandalous increase by our board, 10% would have been acceptable

[BUSHRANGER1982]

a night club in knightsbridge will be more expensive than in port talbot, that does'nt excuse a scandalous increase by our board, 10% would have been acceptable

A nightclub in Knightsbridge?
Who do you think Londoners all are, Richard Branson?

I can barely afford a couple of pints, a couple of nights, down my local in Shepherd's Bush.

There are wealthy people living in, and around, Swansea. But, unlike London, they aren't being "spinned" as being the average.

[lymehoop]

A nightclub in Knightsbridge?
Who do you think Londoners all are, Richard Branson?

I can barely afford a couple of pints, a couple of nights, down my local in Shepherd's Bush.

There are wealthy people living in, and around, Swansea. But, unlike London, they aren't being "spinned" as being the average.

the point I'm trying to make is, in general, there is more money in London than in Swansea