Update on Pre-Match ticket pricing

Charlton supporters will be able to purchase match tickets at reduced prices up until an hour before kick-off, starting from Saturday’s game against Leyton Orient at The Valley.
A price increase put in place for the 2022/23 season meant that tickets went up in price by £3 for adults and £2 for concessions the day before a game.
Managing Director James Rodwell explained why the decision has been made to make the change: “We don’t want to penalise supporters who, because of work or other reasons beyond their control, aren’t able to make a decision on whether they can attend a Charlton game until the actual day of the fixture, which last season’s price increase did.”
The increase will remain in the final hour before kick-off. This is to help reduce the risk of long queues on matchdays.
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Good first step that will no doubt add bums on seats tomorrow3
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Shame they didn’t announce it a little earlier, but the important thing it appears they listened to the complaints from the supporters, well done the club, hope it encourages more to come along.1
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Some sense at last 👏
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About time and I'm glad they are listening.
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CharltonKerry said:Shame they didn’t announce it a little earlier, but the important thing it appears they listened to the complaints from the supporters, well done the club, hope it encourages more to come along.
Great move by the club, absolutely nothing to complain about with this.2 -
Mange tout, what a plonker, no wonder they’re staring at us, I think they’ve all realised I forgot to buy a ticket before the price increase deadline.You need to push it back to an hour before kickoff Rodders.
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👏👏 Good start0
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A very good signal and smart management. The extra beer and soft drink sales alone within that hour before kick off with sort out all that needs sorting without the sense of animosity created by the previous twonks.2
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Good0
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shine166 said:CharltonKerry said:Shame they didn’t announce it a little earlier, but the important thing it appears they listened to the complaints from the supporters, well done the club, hope it encourages more to come along.
Great move by the club, absolutely nothing to complain about with this.0 - Sponsored links:
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Really good news - down with the Meire tax!2
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common sense has broken out in SE7, well done to whom ever concerned.0
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Well played the Fans Advisers on this one by the way. Top work 👍
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Well I'm shocked common sense prevails.0
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Showing as tickets for the match no longer available for sale ?
that’s one way of not charging fans extra I guess…1 -
It’s a start that’s the main thing , never did agree with what Roland and Katrien ideas about football were.0
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excellent0
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letthegoodtimesroll said:Showing as tickets for the match no longer available for sale ?
that’s one way of not charging fans extra I guess…
probably can't get them posted out to you at this stage
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Excellent news, well done Charlton.
I'm a little surprised about the lack of comments (although it's a big positive so not altogether surprising).3 -
Covered End said:Excellent news, well done Charlton.
I'm a little surprised about the lack of comments (although it's a big positive so not altogether surprising).4 - Sponsored links:
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Covered End said:Excellent news, well done Charlton.
I'm a little surprised about the lack of comments (although it's a big positive so not altogether surprising).3 -
Karim_myBagheri said:Covered End said:Excellent news, well done Charlton.
I'm a little surprised about the lack of comments (although it's a big positive so not altogether surprising).0 -
This is a real positive and fan-friendly move, well done Charlton0
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AFKABartram said:This isn’t a real positive and fan-friendly move, well done Charlton3
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Ha, silly iPad0
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Great to see common sense being applied on this.1