Prices explained

[The Caretaker]

Know City's prices have been on here and the web site but did we geat an explaination like this ..... this seems good to me.

 

Any new initiatives for the coming season for ticketing ??

 

 

The club have now issued details of admission prices for this coming season.

 

* Per game:

£9 – adults

£4 – concessions

£1 – under 12’s

£15 – family ticket (2 adults accompanied by up to three children)

 

* Season ticket:

£150 – adults

£50 – concessions

Also City Slickers membership for youngsters @ £30 (inc replica shirt)

 

* Reserve Games in Ridgeons Premier:

£4 per adult, £2 concessions, and £1 for under 12’s

 

Notes:

 

1. Concessions are Senior Citizens, University/College & Sixth Form Students (who are able to show ID), and those aged 12-16)

2. Family = 2 adults plus up to 3 children

3. £1 to park vehicle in club’s car park.

 

Rationale:

 

1. Have raised adult price by £1: this is needed because of continuing increases in costs, but we believe that it represents excellent value with our expectancy for the coming season, based on last year’s campaign, and also compares well with our local competitors.

2. Concessions remain @ £4 to encourage our older fans to keep supporting CCFC, and to thank them to date.

3. Our “quid-a-kid” remains best value around.

4. Have introduced the family ticket to encourage supporters to bring their spouse without incurring maximum cost.

5. We don’t sell a lot of season tickets, and have therefore left the adult price remaining the same as last year: a reduction for the concessions (33%) is felt to be appropriate, and we also acknowledge the fact that most season-ticket holders tend to sponsor the club in many other ways.

 

Arthur Eastham, on behalf of Board of Directors,

Cambridge City FC, 6th June 2005

[EFM The Firm, The Voice]

I can picture the board room at SACFC

 

"so, some other clubs are 9 quid, shall be lob a quid on"

 

"yeah, alright"