I previously posted a thread to show i was a little dissapointed with the way the 2 year freeze on tickets was being implemented (basically im struggling to afford a season ticket as im starting a pgce in sept)
Anyway i spoke with him today and he has given me a bit of information with regards to our ticketing policy next year.
* The Deadline for the price freeze for the 17th will stand and wont be moved.
* He seemed to think flexi tickets and mini season tickets will be scrapped
* There will be a few more games being classified as 'category c' (to get bums on seats for tuesday night games at half term etc)
* Matchday prices will be going up - he didnt know how much by, but their will definately be an increase.
* He was very adamant to point out that it will be about a saving of 150-200 over the year for season ticket holders.
* Their will only be a couple of games where united will reduce prices for students, any other student offers will be at the universities discretion and if they choose to take a loss on tickets by offering them to their students that is up to them (he didnt expect much to come of that either)
So, the main point of it is if you dont/cant buy a season ticket but still go to a lot of games you are going to get stung in the pocket when compared to the season ticket offers.
I personally feel this is a bit of scaremongering from the club, if we go down and the club is in the top 6 at xmas i cant imagine them scrapping half season tickets.
nice bloke to be fair to him and he seemed to be sympathetic to my situation and did ask me to get back to him on what i decide to do and he said he was keen to see if anything else could be done based on what i decide to do.
i would strongly recommend anyone to contact him if they have a relevant issue.
Anyway i spoke with him today and he has given me a bit of information with regards to our ticketing policy next year.
* The Deadline for the price freeze for the 17th will stand and wont be moved.
* He seemed to think flexi tickets and mini season tickets will be scrapped
* There will be a few more games being classified as 'category c' (to get bums on seats for tuesday night games at half term etc)
* Matchday prices will be going up - he didnt know how much by, but their will definately be an increase.
* He was very adamant to point out that it will be about a saving of 150-200 over the year for season ticket holders.
* Their will only be a couple of games where united will reduce prices for students, any other student offers will be at the universities discretion and if they choose to take a loss on tickets by offering them to their students that is up to them (he didnt expect much to come of that either)
So, the main point of it is if you dont/cant buy a season ticket but still go to a lot of games you are going to get stung in the pocket when compared to the season ticket offers.
I personally feel this is a bit of scaremongering from the club, if we go down and the club is in the top 6 at xmas i cant imagine them scrapping half season tickets.
nice bloke to be fair to him and he seemed to be sympathetic to my situation and did ask me to get back to him on what i decide to do and he said he was keen to see if anything else could be done based on what i decide to do.
i would strongly recommend anyone to contact him if they have a relevant issue.