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Tickets (News and Issues)
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Sir Stealth
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Re: Tickets
Ticket Prices At A Glance
South Stand: Adult tickets prices between £60-£71. Youth (14-21) price category introduced in lower rail seating (standing) section – a new addition starting from £45.
East and West Stands: Adult tickets priced at £65 (Category C), £70 (Category B) and £75 (Category A).
Family Stand: Under-11s can enjoy the action from as little as £9, with Juniors (11-17) fixed at £19 across all three price categories. Adults between £55-£63.
North Stand: Affordable prices starting at £18.78 for a limited number of Adult tickets across all three price categories, then £58 (Category C), £62 (Category B), £67 (Category A); and £9 for Under-11s.
Over-65s tickets starting from £41 for Category C games, £44 for Category B and £47 for Category A.
South Stand: Adult tickets prices between £60-£71. Youth (14-21) price category introduced in lower rail seating (standing) section – a new addition starting from £45.
East and West Stands: Adult tickets priced at £65 (Category C), £70 (Category B) and £75 (Category A).
Family Stand: Under-11s can enjoy the action from as little as £9, with Juniors (11-17) fixed at £19 across all three price categories. Adults between £55-£63.
North Stand: Affordable prices starting at £18.78 for a limited number of Adult tickets across all three price categories, then £58 (Category C), £62 (Category B), £67 (Category A); and £9 for Under-11s.
Over-65s tickets starting from £41 for Category C games, £44 for Category B and £47 for Category A.
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Sir Stealth
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Re: Tickets
Bold to assume there'll be more than 1!Sir Stealth wrote: ↑Tue Jul 29, 2025 7:25 am How do they determine who gets the £18.78 tickets I wonder!
And then there's the poor bastard sitting next to them who'll have paid £60
Re: Tickets
Welcome to the fiscally prudent future we all wanted.
Expect price rises year-on-year for a little while as well.
Expect price rises year-on-year for a little while as well.
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Pretty sure latterly it was £54 for a restricted view in the Lower Bullens. I've got a stub at home from an FA Cup game against Chelsea around 2005 or 06ish in the Main Stand at it was £45.
I don't think the prices are too bad, it's a new stadium so everything was going to be more but we'll have a decent seat and a decent view wherever we are in the ground and I'd imagine our prices are comparable to other PL clubs outside of London.
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CannockPricey
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No, single tickets last year were £55 and by end of season, were £60 and as Gash says, a superb £1 discount for a restricted view.
Fully expecting year on year rises for a while now mind.
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NomadskiEFC
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It’s a 20% - 40% rise on the standard £55 ticket from last year depending on the opponent.
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Which stand are you basing those prices on ?NomadskiEFC wrote: ↑Wed Jul 30, 2025 10:14 am It’s a 20% - 40% rise on the standard £55 ticket from last year depending on the opponent.
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Audrey Horne
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must be fucking mad to be skint but scraping money together to be paying 70 quid a ticket to watch utter fucking shite.
Its crazy that ill be staying up till 1 in the morning to watch a threadbare shit squad in a shit country with shit stadium announcers, playing shit crowd noise on replays cos there isnt anyone there.
These drive me fucking insane.
Its crazy that ill be staying up till 1 in the morning to watch a threadbare shit squad in a shit country with shit stadium announcers, playing shit crowd noise on replays cos there isnt anyone there.
These drive me fucking insane.
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Sir Stealth
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