Season Tickets 2024/25

[SaintJames]

We sold on average 48 season tickets per day over the 67 days they were on early bird sale for the 23/24 season.

So far for the 24/25 season we have sold on average 52 season tickets per day over 27 days they have been on sale.

those are just the type of full on nerdy stats I love

 

[bimmerman]

Just looking at season tickets and seeing that there is a klarna option, is it a pay in 3 installments jobby? Just curious, thinking of treating myself and the kiddo this year

 

[HarryECFC]

Klarna offer different payment plans, pay in 3 interest free or I believe you can also spread out further.

 

[Oldsmobile-88]

1,509 sold so far.

 

[tom_ecfc]

…Season Ticket Update…

23/24 (24/25)
25/4 = 1,211 (28/4 = 1,300)
08/5 = 1,500 (02/5 = 1,509)
13/5 = 1,715
17/5 = 1,860
19/5 = 1,945
21/5 = 2,000
22/5 = 2,029
27/5 = 2,478
30/5 = 2,600
01/6 = 3,000
02/6 = 3,100
05/6 = 3,220
13/8 = 3,457

 

[STURTZ]

Presumably one of them was Sturtz.

You seem determined to make this a personal issue and yet I am.just trying to suggest ways that could boost our clubs limited finances. FYI I would be happy to raid my state pension to pay an extra couple of quid a week but don't see the point unless this is across the board. There will be cost of living rises, next year and because we haven't addressed it this season they will seem even worse, probably have you looking for a new hiding place for your sad little piggy bank.
If it's any consolation if we'd taken your advice re Caldwell Out we'd be considerably worse off now.

 

[denzel]

…Season Ticket Update…

23/24 (24/25)
25/4 = 1,211 (28/4 = 1,300)
08/5 = 1,500 (02/5 = 1,509)
13/5 = 1,715
17/5 = 1,860
19/5 = 1,945
21/5 = 2,000
22/5 = 2,029
27/5 = 2,478
30/5 = 2,600
01/6 = 3,000
02/6 = 3,100
05/6 = 3,220
13/8 = 3,457

6 days ahead of last season then. If we had put the prices up I doubt that would have been the case..

 

[STURTZ]

What scenario would lead you to beleive that raising prices would have been wrong then, less sales this year?
What makes you think that early bird season ticket sales are financially beneficial in the long run anyway?
I'm no marketting expert, just asking. Genuinely interested.

 

[Antony Moxey]

You seem determined to make this a personal issue and yet I am.just trying to suggest ways that could boost our clubs limited finances. FYI I would be happy to raid my state pension to pay an extra couple of quid a week but don't see the point unless this is across the board. There will be cost of living rises, next year and because we haven't addressed it this season they will seem even worse, probably have you looking for a new hiding place for your sad little piggy bank.
If it's any consolation if we'd taken your advice re Caldwell Out we'd be considerably worse off now.

You have no idea whether that’s true or not do you? And why would it be a consolation? I’m as pleased as anyone that Caldwell’s turned it round and given us a remarkable ending to the season - why is it the inners still can’t seem to accept that the outers are happy for him to stay and in the main delighted with how the season turned out - but no-one can say whether any potential replacement would have been better or worse.

No go and make yourself happy and raid that pension pot you’re sitting on.

 

[denzel]

I'm no marketting expert,

Case closed