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I think that’s the point though. Yeah they might have missed out on some up front cash this season but they’re going to make a lot more when all this years early birds are paying the increased price next year.bolloxbolder said:It really is a terrible own goal by the club. Proper supporters who renewed early will have to take the hit of this astronomical price rise next season and moving forward.
A lot of good things happening at the club, so a shame to see a retrograde step. Only 10k sold is really poor imo.2 -
.milo said:
The upside is the cash in your own account, the downside is having a lower chance of having your preferred seat if you like a popular area.Why would anyone buy now when they can wait a month with the money sat in their own account. Even if they were really excited by the game at Wembley, is holding a credit card sized piece of plastic five or six weeks earlier really that important if it is no cheaper now than just before the start of the season. The numbers buying tickets may rise a little nearer the start of the season and may go up if we make decent signings between now and then.
So some will buy early for very good reasons, and some will buy later for very good reasons.0 -
This is gambling on us staying up though - I reckon most would stomach in for the Championship but not for League One again!Leeds_Addick said:
I think that’s the point though. Yeah they might have missed out on some up front cash this season but they’re going to make a lot more when all this years early birds are paying the increased price next year.bolloxbolder said:It really is a terrible own goal by the club. Proper supporters who renewed early will have to take the hit of this astronomical price rise next season and moving forward.
A lot of good things happening at the club, so a shame to see a retrograde step. Only 10k sold is really poor imo.2 -
if you can afford a house near the ground that makes you .....wealthy?OhMyGodden said:I'm hopefully moving 20 odd miles to be 0.8 miles away from The Valley, does that make me the ultimate fan? Means I can get back from evening games by 10 instead of 11:30!0 -
Renting, same price as I'm paying now, save £60 on council tax and £300 on travel, and cutting travel time to work in half.KingKinsella said:
if you can afford a house near the ground that makes you .....wealthy?OhMyGodden said:I'm hopefully moving 20 odd miles to be 0.8 miles away from The Valley, does that make me the ultimate fan? Means I can get back from evening games by 10 instead of 11:30!6 -
Have to agree that sales are at low end of expectations. Living in Bexleyheath my group are lucky we can make home games irrespective of when they are. One benefit of fewer season ticket holders is that it should be easier for us to get away tickets 😇2
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Club 1905 - £2,995 + VAT
- A complimentary arrival drink
- Private table in Club 1905 with view of the pitch
- Three-course chef-served buffet meal
- Half-time tea and coffee
- Premium seats on the halfway line in the West Stand lower tier
- Dedicated Charlton legend lounge host
- Official teamsheet presented by your lounge host
- Official matchday programme for every member
- Take part in a Q&A session with one of Charlton’s former players
- Player of the Match presentation
- Pay bar available for 90 minutes after the final whistle
Vista Lounge - £1,995pp + VAT
- Arrival drink
- All-inclusive chef’s choice small plates menu
- Padded seating on the halfway line West Stand upper tier
- Official teamsheet presented by your lounge host
- Official matchday programme for every member
- Lounge over two floors with unreserved seating
- Appearance by Charlton legends
West Stand Executive Suite 3 - £25,000 + VAT
- Private suite for up to 10 guests
- Premium padded seating directly outside your suite
- Pre-match starter and plated main course
- Half-time desserts and tea and Coffee
- Full-time pies
- Matchday programme and team sheets for all guests
- Access to suite two-and-a-half hours pre-match and 90 minutes post-match
- Appearance by Charlton legends
- Player of the Match presentation
- Suite can be branded at your own cost
West Stand Executive Suite 4 - £27,000 + VAT
- As above but package is for 14 guests
Alan Curbishley Stand Executive Suites - £18,000 + VAT
- Private suite for up to 10 guests
- Arrival drink
- Pre-match two-course buffet
- Half-time tea and coffee
- Premium padded seating directly outside your suite
- Matchday programme and team sheets for all guests
- Access two-and-a-half hours pre-match and 90 minutes post-match
- Appearance by Charlton legend
Alan Curbishley Stand Executive Suites - £12,500 + VAT
- Private suite for up to 10 guests
- Arrival drink
- Premium padded seating directly outside your suite
- Matchday programme and team sheets for all guests
- Access two-and-a-half hours pre-match and 90 minutes post-match
- Appearance by Charlton legend
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For 27k + vat I'd like to see Jesus, his dad and the Holy ghost plus a Charlton legend.8
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Is there anything else in life other than Charlton hospitality prices that get quoted with a + VAT price? I don’t buy clothes, food, meals, cars or holidays with a +VAT price1
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Am I missing something here ? Are out tickets more expensive than Portsmouth’s or Millwall’s ? I don’t understand why people think they should be cheaper ? I want us to sell as many as possible and of course, the cheaper they are, the more likely that is to happen but I also do t see why we are criticising the club for charging the going rate even if we are upset that we haven’t capitalised on some waiverers / glory boys caught up in the Wembley euphoria - do u not think the prices will go up again if we were to get to the prem ? There’s a lot wrong with football and tv ruining it etc but I think all this crying about a sudden price increase which was obviously going to happen is misdirected6
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Most things aimed at a corporate market.AFKABartram said:Is there anything else in life other than Charlton hospitality prices that get quoted with a + VAT price? I don’t buy clothes, food, meals, cars or holidays with a +VAT price6 -
If it was ‘obvious’ why didn’t they announce it before?DOUCHER said:Am I missing something here ? Are out tickets more expensive than Portsmouth’s or Millwall’s ? I don’t understand why people think they should be cheaper ? I want us to sell as many as possible and of course, the cheaper they are, the more likely that is to happen but I also do t see why we are criticising the club for charging the going rate even if we are upset that we haven’t capitalised on some waiverers / glory boys caught up in the Wembley euphoria - do u not think the prices will go up again if we were to get to the prem ? There’s a lot wrong with football and tv ruining it etc but I think all this crying about a sudden price increase which was obviously going to happen is misdirected1 -
Huh? Why would they announce it before?!valleynick66 said:
If it was ‘obvious’ why didn’t they announce it before?DOUCHER said:Am I missing something here ? Are out tickets more expensive than Portsmouth’s or Millwall’s ? I don’t understand why people think they should be cheaper ? I want us to sell as many as possible and of course, the cheaper they are, the more likely that is to happen but I also do t see why we are criticising the club for charging the going rate even if we are upset that we haven’t capitalised on some waiverers / glory boys caught up in the Wembley euphoria - do u not think the prices will go up again if we were to get to the prem ? There’s a lot wrong with football and tv ruining it etc but I think all this crying about a sudden price increase which was obviously going to happen is misdirected1 -
Because we are supporters they want to attract? Added incentive to buy pre Wembley if you tell us it will cost more next week.paulsturgess said:
Huh? Why would they announce it before?!valleynick66 said:
If it was ‘obvious’ why didn’t they announce it before?DOUCHER said:Am I missing something here ? Are out tickets more expensive than Portsmouth’s or Millwall’s ? I don’t understand why people think they should be cheaper ? I want us to sell as many as possible and of course, the cheaper they are, the more likely that is to happen but I also do t see why we are criticising the club for charging the going rate even if we are upset that we haven’t capitalised on some waiverers / glory boys caught up in the Wembley euphoria - do u not think the prices will go up again if we were to get to the prem ? There’s a lot wrong with football and tv ruining it etc but I think all this crying about a sudden price increase which was obviously going to happen is misdirected
Im however disputing it was obvious.3 -
Because it was obvious! 🤷🏻♂️valleynick66 said:
If it was ‘obvious’ why didn’t they announce it before?DOUCHER said:Am I missing something here ? Are out tickets more expensive than Portsmouth’s or Millwall’s ? I don’t understand why people think they should be cheaper ? I want us to sell as many as possible and of course, the cheaper they are, the more likely that is to happen but I also do t see why we are criticising the club for charging the going rate even if we are upset that we haven’t capitalised on some waiverers / glory boys caught up in the Wembley euphoria - do u not think the prices will go up again if we were to get to the prem ? There’s a lot wrong with football and tv ruining it etc but I think all this crying about a sudden price increase which was obviously going to happen is misdirected5 -
Advertising promotion prices before you’ve been promoted doesn’t work for me. I agree with the previous poster, it is fairly obvious prices are very likely to increase in that eventuality.valleynick66 said:
Because we are supporters they want to attract? Added incentive to buy pre Wembley if you tell us it will cost more next week.paulsturgess said:
Huh? Why would they announce it before?!valleynick66 said:
If it was ‘obvious’ why didn’t they announce it before?DOUCHER said:Am I missing something here ? Are out tickets more expensive than Portsmouth’s or Millwall’s ? I don’t understand why people think they should be cheaper ? I want us to sell as many as possible and of course, the cheaper they are, the more likely that is to happen but I also do t see why we are criticising the club for charging the going rate even if we are upset that we haven’t capitalised on some waiverers / glory boys caught up in the Wembley euphoria - do u not think the prices will go up again if we were to get to the prem ? There’s a lot wrong with football and tv ruining it etc but I think all this crying about a sudden price increase which was obviously going to happen is misdirected
Im however disputing it was obvious.4 -
I’m sure before I’ve bought a ST saying this price even if promoted.paulsturgess said:
Advertising promotion prices before you’ve been promoted doesn’t work for me. I agree with the previous poster, it is fairly obvious prices are very likely to increase in that eventuality.valleynick66 said:
Because we are supporters they want to attract? Added incentive to buy pre Wembley if you tell us it will cost more next week.paulsturgess said:
Huh? Why would they announce it before?!valleynick66 said:
If it was ‘obvious’ why didn’t they announce it before?DOUCHER said:Am I missing something here ? Are out tickets more expensive than Portsmouth’s or Millwall’s ? I don’t understand why people think they should be cheaper ? I want us to sell as many as possible and of course, the cheaper they are, the more likely that is to happen but I also do t see why we are criticising the club for charging the going rate even if we are upset that we haven’t capitalised on some waiverers / glory boys caught up in the Wembley euphoria - do u not think the prices will go up again if we were to get to the prem ? There’s a lot wrong with football and tv ruining it etc but I think all this crying about a sudden price increase which was obviously going to happen is misdirected
Im however disputing it was obvious.Seems to me you can advertise this upside without any obvious downside and indeed tempt more sales.I won’t be convinced however this price hike was the move most likely to maximise ST sales.3 -
Well Bonne doesn’t come cheap.heckington_reds said:For 27k + vat I'd like to see Jesus, his dad and the Holy ghost plus a Charlton legend.0 -
Bonne blue ?MintoHumbugs said:
Well Bonne doesn’t come cheap.heckington_reds said:For 27k + vat I'd like to see Jesus, his dad and the Holy ghost plus a Charlton legend.0 -
It fucking winds me up no end , soooo many cnuts do it , solicitors , builders , fire alarm installation twats, everyone quoting a fucking price and then under breath plus VAT , fuck off im not vat registered , quote me in English what my pound is paying you without the jiggery pokery bollox , my accountant said no to being vat registered .AFKABartram said:Is there anything else in life other than Charlton hospitality prices that get quoted with a + VAT price? I don’t buy clothes, food, meals, cars or holidays with a +VAT price
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Is that for the season or per match?clive said:You can watch the Addicks' 2025/26 Sky Bet Championship campaign in style at The Valley with a seasonal hospitality package.
Club 1905 - £2,995 + VAT
- A complimentary arrival drink
- Private table in Club 1905 with view of the pitch
- Three-course chef-served buffet meal
- Half-time tea and coffee
- Premium seats on the halfway line in the West Stand lower tier
- Dedicated Charlton legend lounge host
- Official teamsheet presented by your lounge host
- Official matchday programme for every member
- Take part in a Q&A session with one of Charlton’s former players
- Player of the Match presentation
- Pay bar available for 90 minutes after the final whistle
Vista Lounge - £1,995pp + VAT
- Arrival drink
- All-inclusive chef’s choice small plates menu
- Padded seating on the halfway line West Stand upper tier
- Official teamsheet presented by your lounge host
- Official matchday programme for every member
- Lounge over two floors with unreserved seating
- Appearance by Charlton legends
West Stand Executive Suite 3 - £25,000 + VAT
- Private suite for up to 10 guests
- Premium padded seating directly outside your suite
- Pre-match starter and plated main course
- Half-time desserts and tea and Coffee
- Full-time pies
- Matchday programme and team sheets for all guests
- Access to suite two-and-a-half hours pre-match and 90 minutes post-match
- Appearance by Charlton legends
- Player of the Match presentation
- Suite can be branded at your own cost
West Stand Executive Suite 4 - £27,000 + VAT
- As above but package is for 14 guests
Alan Curbishley Stand Executive Suites - £18,000 + VAT
- Private suite for up to 10 guests
- Arrival drink
- Pre-match two-course buffet
- Half-time tea and coffee
- Premium padded seating directly outside your suite
- Matchday programme and team sheets for all guests
- Access two-and-a-half hours pre-match and 90 minutes post-match
- Appearance by Charlton legend
Alan Curbishley Stand Executive Suites - £12,500 + VAT
- Private suite for up to 10 guests
- Arrival drink
- Premium padded seating directly outside your suite
- Matchday programme and team sheets for all guests
- Access two-and-a-half hours pre-match and 90 minutes post-match
- Appearance by Charlton legend
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How about this for marketing genius...paulsturgess said:
Advertising promotion prices before you’ve been promoted doesn’t work for me. I agree with the previous poster, it is fairly obvious prices are very likely to increase in that eventuality.valleynick66 said:
Because we are supporters they want to attract? Added incentive to buy pre Wembley if you tell us it will cost more next week.paulsturgess said:
Huh? Why would they announce it before?!valleynick66 said:
If it was ‘obvious’ why didn’t they announce it before?DOUCHER said:Am I missing something here ? Are out tickets more expensive than Portsmouth’s or Millwall’s ? I don’t understand why people think they should be cheaper ? I want us to sell as many as possible and of course, the cheaper they are, the more likely that is to happen but I also do t see why we are criticising the club for charging the going rate even if we are upset that we haven’t capitalised on some waiverers / glory boys caught up in the Wembley euphoria - do u not think the prices will go up again if we were to get to the prem ? There’s a lot wrong with football and tv ruining it etc but I think all this crying about a sudden price increase which was obviously going to happen is misdirected
Im however disputing it was obvious.
"These are season ticket prices. Buy now. If we win the play off's prices will go up".
Result. Uplift in sales before the final, no surprises for those that didn't buy.
How about this for commercial genius...
"We've been promoted - we'll hold season ticket prices for 7 days before they go up"
Result. Uplift in sales in the immediate 7 days after the final, build on the goodwill factor. Anyone after that pays more. No surprises.
Either / or works.
How about this for poor commercial nous and even poorer comms.
"The website for tickets will go offline until after the final" (no mention of increase, I assumed it was to enable the system / team to manage play off tickets).
" We won yesterday, here's the new prices effective immediately".
Result - an anchor on season ticket sales in the immediate aftermath of the final , poor fan engagement, marginal (if any) increase in ticket revenue.
Now, as it happens, I bought my tickets before the final, so I'm not affected by the increase. But I know poor comms, poor "customer" engagement and questionable commerciallity when I see it.11 -
"These are season ticket prices. Buy now. If we win the play off's prices will go up" - this was obvious to be honest. Anyone would've expected a price rise after promotion but the issue isn't really the prices going up, it's how much they've gone up by.
"We've been promoted - we'll hold season ticket prices for 7 days before they go up" - this is a fair point and probably something they should've done.
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Seriously.
Some fans think they should be able to pay the same price as those who had bought a season ticket before they knew what league we were in?5 -
No - people that bought "before we knew what league we were in" were playing division 3 prices. they knew what league we were in, but also knew they had a benefit if we were promoted. That's as it should be.clb74 said:Seriously.
Some fans think they should be able to pay the same price as those who had bought a season ticket before they knew what league we were in?
All it needed was for the club to state that prices would go up if we were promoted, either immediately of shortly after. It's genuinely that simple. Then there would be no debate, and no-one would be annoyed.
Instead they put out a statement about taking tickets off sale without any reference to why. Not only did they miss a sales opportunity by driving purchase before the final, but they impacted post win sales at the same time as pissing people off.
Loads of comments on here about "people should have guessed / it was obvious it would happen / people should have read between the lines". No they shouldn't, the club should have been transparent.
The fact that they weren't is why this debate is still going on, and why there are loads of examples of fans not now buying tickets because the club failed to communicate.10 -
I can let you know now.SporadicAddick said:
No - people that bought "before we knew what league we were in" were playing division 3 prices. they knew what league we were in, but also knew they had a benefit if we were promoted. That's as it should be.clb74 said:Seriously.
Some fans think they should be able to pay the same price as those who had bought a season ticket before they knew what league we were in?
All it needed was for the club to state that prices would go up if we were promoted, either immediately of shortly after. It's genuinely that simple. Then there would be no debate, and no-one would be annoyed.
Instead they put out a statement about taking tickets off sale without any reference to why. Not only did they miss a sales opportunity by driving purchase before the final, but they impacted post win sales at the same time as pissing people off.
Loads of comments on here about "people should have guessed / it was obvious it would happen / people should have read between the lines". No they shouldn't, the club should have been transparent.
The fact that they weren't is why this debate is still going on, and why there are loads of examples of fans not now buying tickets because the club failed to communicate.
If we get promoted to the premiership season ticket prices will go up.2 -
See, it's really easy. Why didn't the club just say that?clb74 said:
I can let you know now.SporadicAddick said:
No - people that bought "before we knew what league we were in" were playing division 3 prices. they knew what league we were in, but also knew they had a benefit if we were promoted. That's as it should be.clb74 said:Seriously.
Some fans think they should be able to pay the same price as those who had bought a season ticket before they knew what league we were in?
All it needed was for the club to state that prices would go up if we were promoted, either immediately of shortly after. It's genuinely that simple. Then there would be no debate, and no-one would be annoyed.
Instead they put out a statement about taking tickets off sale without any reference to why. Not only did they miss a sales opportunity by driving purchase before the final, but they impacted post win sales at the same time as pissing people off.
Loads of comments on here about "people should have guessed / it was obvious it would happen / people should have read between the lines". No they shouldn't, the club should have been transparent.
The fact that they weren't is why this debate is still going on, and why there are loads of examples of fans not now buying tickets because the club failed to communicate.
If we get promoted to the premiership season ticket prices will go up.3 -
We need to get promoted first.SporadicAddick said:
See, it's really easy. Why didn't the club just say that?clb74 said:
I can let you know now.SporadicAddick said:
No - people that bought "before we knew what league we were in" were playing division 3 prices. they knew what league we were in, but also knew they had a benefit if we were promoted. That's as it should be.clb74 said:Seriously.
Some fans think they should be able to pay the same price as those who had bought a season ticket before they knew what league we were in?
All it needed was for the club to state that prices would go up if we were promoted, either immediately of shortly after. It's genuinely that simple. Then there would be no debate, and no-one would be annoyed.
Instead they put out a statement about taking tickets off sale without any reference to why. Not only did they miss a sales opportunity by driving purchase before the final, but they impacted post win sales at the same time as pissing people off.
Loads of comments on here about "people should have guessed / it was obvious it would happen / people should have read between the lines". No they shouldn't, the club should have been transparent.
The fact that they weren't is why this debate is still going on, and why there are loads of examples of fans not now buying tickets because the club failed to communicate.
If we get promoted to the premiership season ticket prices will go up.
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What the problem is , nearly everyone was surprised how much the club put the prices up.
If it had been £20 this thread wouldn't be this long.
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Indeed. But the difference is they are trying to convert non ST to ST holders for the Championship.clb74 said:
I can let you know now.SporadicAddick said:
No - people that bought "before we knew what league we were in" were playing division 3 prices. they knew what league we were in, but also knew they had a benefit if we were promoted. That's as it should be.clb74 said:Seriously.
Some fans think they should be able to pay the same price as those who had bought a season ticket before they knew what league we were in?
All it needed was for the club to state that prices would go up if we were promoted, either immediately of shortly after. It's genuinely that simple. Then there would be no debate, and no-one would be annoyed.
Instead they put out a statement about taking tickets off sale without any reference to why. Not only did they miss a sales opportunity by driving purchase before the final, but they impacted post win sales at the same time as pissing people off.
Loads of comments on here about "people should have guessed / it was obvious it would happen / people should have read between the lines". No they shouldn't, the club should have been transparent.
The fact that they weren't is why this debate is still going on, and why there are loads of examples of fans not now buying tickets because the club failed to communicate.
If we get promoted to the premiership season ticket prices will go up.It being a step up from League One isn’t the compelling factor they think it is.But selling a PL season ticket will need far less effort.The club have not done this well and there is no need to try and defend them.3
