Could i ask a massive favour from some folk on here. Could i have one fan from each team complete the following prices for this current season and any info that they already no for next season.

As you know SAFC ticket prices were ridiculous for this season.

Cheers,
Scott

Season 2007/2008.

General Admission
Adult
Child
Concessions (Please state who this includes e.g. students etc...)
Any special info such as parent and child gate, or PTFC charging free for last few home games for under 16s.

Likewise season ticket prices for the same groups of people.

Season 2008/2009.

Could you please state any info that you have for next season that you may already know.

Adult £15
Child £3
Concessions: Students( ) and OAP's £6

Adult Season ticket £200 im sure
Child £18
Concession £100

I know the junior blues (child season ticket holders) get a bring a friend free ticket on the odd occasion.

Not sure of any other offers, and i dont know what is in the pipeline for next season.

Edited to add. I hope you take this further with your club as the prices were appauling at Stirling, £10 for a kid is quite shocking!

Hope this helps!

Kids FREE at firhill all season next year

That is good like, but why should they get charged for watching, should they not be getting paid? .

Well Done by Thistle though, never knew about that!

and its not just home fans, may encourage more travellin fans to take there kids on the road too

Seriously?! That's an excellent gesture from Partick! (but no doubt if Partick do shit next year McCall will complain that its due to lack of funds because kids aren't paying to get in )

Dundee's prices are:

At the gate:

Adult : £16
Concessions: £8

Season ticket prices: (half season tickets)

Adult: £125
Senior Citizen : £60
Under 18's : £50
Under 12's: £16
Student: £55

Hope you find this helpful.



No information on next season's ticket prices, but I would expect an increase in the price, with the lack of promotion having a knock-on effect on finances.
I hope I am proven wrong though.

We've frozen out ST prices so I assume the walk up price will remain the same.

Prices if bought before end of June
Main Stand Executive padded seat £285
Main Stand Adult £260
Main Stand U16/OAP £160
East Stand Adult £225
East Stand OAP £100
East Stand Under 16 £60
East 16 to 18 £130
East Stand Parent & Child £225

East Stand & away fans.
£17 for adults, £10 for 16-18 year olds, £7 for senior citizens and £6 for Under 16s.

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Scott - The attached is a summary of 07/08 charges that I collated when I was on a rant earlier this season.

My efforts to get the Club to see sense fell on stony ground.

No idea what next season will bring.

MAIN STAND

Adult £15.00
Concession £9.00
Parent & Child £19.00

TERRACE

Adult £13.00
Concession £8.00
Child £4.00
Parnet & Child £17.00

Season Tickets

STAND

Adult (Section C & D) £250.00
Concession (Section C & D) £155.00
Adult (Section A & £230.00
Concession (Section A & £140.00
Parent & Child (Section A & £270.00 (Additional Child - £50)

TERRACING

Adult £200.00
Concession £120.00
Parent & Child £240.00
Child £55

Thanks for the info so far.

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My student ticket for this season at Dens was £94 for early bird or £99 normally.

It's stayed like that for umpteen seasons now (even in the SPL) and I'd expect it to be around the same for next season.

Thanks to those who have signed this so far.

The problem with expenses was re-emphasised tonight, including refusing my entry to to the game as a student despite having a vaild student card.

Less than 300 home fans as well.

Wow, they really wnated to shift Season Tickets. That's not even the cost of 8 games

I think the key bit is in brackets

Clyde

At the Gate
Adults - £15
OAPs - £7
U16 - £5

Shockingly no student gate so anyone over 16 is expected to pay full price unless they have a season book.

Season Books
Adults - £240
OAP/Student - £120
U18 - £60
U12 - £5 (thats no bad goin but I struggle to pass for it these days)

I don't see whats so shocking about it, why should students get reduced prices anyway? I'm guessing due to the financial hardship that they are supposedly enduring, but if thats the case why isn't there a "recently made redundant" ticket, or "working for minimum wage and have 3 kids" ticket. Most students I know are on the piss more than I am and I'm now bursting my balls working for a living while they take degrees in "american history" or "fine art and bum pokery" waste of time. Make them pay more at the gate then return the money to tax payers to subsidise their absolute wasteage. (unless they are doing a constructive degree, like I did Bsc Engineering ) Ther rest of these pompus twats should stump up thou! I had a part time job as a student and with burseries and loans etc, I wasn't that bad off really.

OI! I've got an Honours Degree in Advanced Bum Pokery!

Seriously though, for the most part I agree with your post. You could often tell the difference in social class at Uni, with the "ordinary punters" doing practical subjects and the "rich kids" fucking about at the Art School.

I'm stereotyping, I know, and there are exceptions to the divide.

Anyway, back on topic - the football's too expensive. No wonder crowds have dwindled over the years.

Padded seats. I am well jealous. Is that new SPL entry criteria?

Orite man chill out!

I am 17, I am at school. I technically should pay full price at every ground in div 1 except QoS and Clyde (but thats only because the season ticket is under 18)

Point taken?

I see next season's Clyde season ticket is now under 16, not 18.

Bit a problem for you then eh OC!

They don't seriously expect to charge children (16-18) in school £240 for a season book do they?

Just noticed that, and at that price - nae chance. Rather go watch Sauchie Juniors or shock horror, actually have my Saturday afternoons free to you, do stuff!



Whatever you do, don't buy one, at least not yet.

That is fucking scandalous actually.

Your average working adult will earn about £550 p/w (based on the figures I can find anyway) so thats just over half a weeks salary.

How many school pupils earn £240 in a month?

and thats just the ones that actually have a job!

Thanks to all who have signed so far. Up to over 200 signatures so far.

No, of course not.

It's £260.

The average working adult makes £550 per week! Not in this area they don't. That's over £28k per annum. Maybe in the big cities and with skewed mean averages caused by the big earners being included. I bet the median earners don't earn anything like that.

Not that I actually see the problem with a season ticket costing half a week's salary per se.

Uh....huh...

The stats I found are obviously flawed then, but the point was really how long would it take an average 16/17 year old to earn £240 much compared your average 41 year old.

It is all irrelevant now as an indignant phonecall has confirmed the website was wrong - the full price is for over 18's.

Closing in on the 300 mark.

Thanks again to everyone who has signed, and i urge as many who havn't to help us.

Scott

Ooops.

Corrected.