Season Tickets 2018/19

[spenno]

Looking back at the 2017/18 thread for season tickets, information was released at the beginning of May 2017.

No information for 2018/19 as yet on the official site. I called the club a few weeks ago, and I was told there should hopefully be some details 'next week'. That was 3 weeks ago.

Info delayed whilst the owner's decide what's happening with the manager?

 

[City Fan]

Info delayed whilst the owner's decide what's happening with the manager?

I think that could be the reason. They don’t want to announce an increase with Puel in charge, as renewal rates will be severely hit.

 

[H T B]

Just been spending my rewards in the clubshop, and asked for any news on season tickets.
Answer "no, but we are hoping to hear something in the next week."

So are we !

 

[fitz]

Could be keeping Puel and introducing Safe Hammocking pending FA approval.

 

[camberwell fox]

Could be keeping Puel and introducing Safe Hammocking pending FA approval.

Sarcy fecker.

 

[Fox Fan]

Just been spending my rewards in the clubshop, and asked for any news on season tickets.
Answer "no, but we are hoping to hear something in the next week."

So are we !

No wonder it's impossible to get through to the ticket office by phone. How are they planning their rotas if they don't even know the release date of their single biggest event of the year.

 

[Jenks]

I would be shocked if there was an increase because of the general feeling at the club, but saying that, I think they have kept the price stable for the last few years? (Not sure because as my kids get older, their prices obviously go up). Pretty sure they are going to take a hit if they increase prices. I shall be keeping mine. One thing I've learned over the years is Leicester City "..is like a box of chocolates - ya never know what yaw gonna git"

 

[FOX Franks]

If I can get one this year, I probably will. It’s nice to have Saturdays to look forward to for the footy, maybe even if Puelstays.

 

[Lako42]

If I can get one this year, I probably will. It’s nice to have Saturdays to look forward to for the footy, maybe even if Puelstays.

I can't remember the last time I looked forward to Saturdays for the footy, the pub beforehand was as good as it got post January.

 

[homer]

17th May, and still no news on prices

What a feckin' shower

 

[homer]

17th May, and still no news on prices

What a feckin' shower

Shut up, you moaning twat

https://www.lcfc.com/news/691692/price-freeze-on-season-tickets---on-sale-25-may

 

[FOX Franks]

Hmm.
Perhaps I take back what I said. £50 a month doesn’t seem worth the drivel that Puel is providing.

 

[City Fan]

Hmm.
Perhaps I take back what I said. £50 a month doesn’t seem worth the drivel that Puel is providing.

I’m just going to take the chance that he’ll be sacked in October.

 

[camberwell fox]

****ing unbelievable. Some of you miserable ****s need to get a bastard grip.

Prices frozen for a fourth year on already bargain prices.

I don’t know what ****ing world some on here live in.

 

[FOX Franks]

****ing unbelievable. Some of you miserable ****s need to get a bastard grip.

Prices frozen for a fourth year on already bargain prices.

I don’t know what ****ing world some on here live in.

Is football really ever considered a “bargain”?

 

[camberwell fox]

Is football really ever considered a “bargain”?

Relatively, yes.

 

[Jeff]

Relatively, yes.

Relative to what?

 

[fox58]

Worth every penny

 

[Dour]

****ing unbelievable. Some of you miserable ****s need to get a bastard grip.

Prices frozen for a fourth year on already bargain prices.

I don’t know what ****ing world some on here live in.

It's not a bargain to anyone who used to go to football before TV money drove everything mad. It's not always a bargain for people who have to balance other commitments against following their team.

Premier League football is a bargain for people who want to want to smooth over corrupt gains. But that just applies to owners, not supporters.

 

[camberwell fox]

Relative to what?

Well in our case certainly in relation to all other premier league prices.

Against other events of the same length?

A visit to the cinema will set 2 people back £15 so football is more expensive.

A trip to the theatre will cost more than a football match.

There’s just two off the top of my head and if you aggregated the prices of the two events above then the average will be very comparable to the cost of an adult and child season ticket.