Matchday Ticket prices 25/26

The damage of our match day prices now kicking in since it will cost £32 per adult now, with restricted sales and lower covered end sold out. Almost whole blocks in the Curbs stand unsold. Casual or late buyers will be stung for £32 + the Katie tax, and less likely to return too.

A solution could be to sell those blocks in the Curbs stand at a reduced price to those on the database- say £27 same as they have done for the new family area (block H) at far end of West lower.

fenaddick said:

swords_alive said:

The damage of our match day prices now kicking in since it will cost £32 per adult now, with restricted sales and lower covered end sold out. Almost whole blocks in the Curbs stand unsold. Casual or late buyers will be stung for £32 + the Katie tax, and less likely to return too.

A solution could be to sell those blocks in the Curbs stand at a reduced price to those on the database- say £27 same as they have done for the new family area (block H) at far end of West lower.

Blocks that are only open because of high sales elsewhere. I agree that tickets could be cheaper but there's context as to why those blocks are unsold. They aren't usually open and they're the worst seats in the house in terms of experience 

A few are sold in those Curb stand blocks on the edges. Not sure what you mean by context in this instance. We should be aiming to sell them and as of now, day before the game, they remain unsold (but for a few). If they're not so great for a view or experience they would be more easily sold at a reduced price.

Airman Brown said:

fenaddick said:

swords_alive said:

The damage of our match day prices now kicking in since it will cost £32 per adult now, with restricted sales and lower covered end sold out. Almost whole blocks in the Curbs stand unsold. Casual or late buyers will be stung for £32 + the Katie tax, and less likely to return too.

A solution could be to sell those blocks in the Curbs stand at a reduced price to those on the database- say £27 same as they have done for the new family area (block H) at far end of West lower.

Blocks that are only open because of high sales elsewhere. I agree that tickets could be cheaper but there's context as to why those blocks are unsold. They aren't usually open and they're the worst seats in the house in terms of experience 

The worst seats in the house are in the Lower Covered End, in my opinion (which is my point. Perspectives differ). There is nothing wrong with the seats at the other end of the east and west, although I get people would prefer to be at the north end or on halfway. Hardly a reason not to attend.

I carefully said experience rather than view as you're right there that Covered End Lower is the worst for that. What I was alluding to was that you're at one end of the ground without the benefits of that atmosphere created by the Covered End, plus on a less important point it's harder to see the scoreboard which isn't helpful either. 

fenaddick said:

Airman Brown said:

fenaddick said:

swords_alive said:

The damage of our match day prices now kicking in since it will cost £32 per adult now, with restricted sales and lower covered end sold out. Almost whole blocks in the Curbs stand unsold. Casual or late buyers will be stung for £32 + the Katie tax, and less likely to return too.

A solution could be to sell those blocks in the Curbs stand at a reduced price to those on the database- say £27 same as they have done for the new family area (block H) at far end of West lower.

Blocks that are only open because of high sales elsewhere. I agree that tickets could be cheaper but there's context as to why those blocks are unsold. They aren't usually open and they're the worst seats in the house in terms of experience 

The worst seats in the house are in the Lower Covered End, in my opinion (which is my point. Perspectives differ). There is nothing wrong with the seats at the other end of the east and west, although I get people would prefer to be at the north end or on halfway. Hardly a reason not to attend.

I carefully said experience rather than view as you're right there that Covered End Lower is the worst for that. What I was alluding to was that you're at one end of the ground without the benefits of that atmosphere created by the Covered End, plus on a less important point it's harder to see the scoreboard which isn't helpful either. 

Not from the west!

A few lower covered end have come online for sale so i grabbed one. Worth checking/ refreshing for those on a stricter budget. 

Covered End said:

They've reduced the pricing in West Stand Block H, although not yet showing if you try and purchase.
https://www.charltonafc.com/news/limited-covered-end-tickets-remaining-millwall-clash

Free handbook with every ticket, how thoughtful.

msomerton said:

swords_alive said:

The damage of our match day prices now kicking in since it will cost £32 per adult now, with restricted sales and lower covered end sold out. Almost whole blocks in the Curbs stand unsold. Casual or late buyers will be stung for £32 + the Katie tax, and less likely to return too.

A solution could be to sell those blocks in the Curbs stand at a reduced price to those on the database- say £27 same as they have done for the new family area (block H) at far end of West lower.

Or it could be that 21000 to 22000 is the best we can expect regardless of price. 

Maybe but why constrain ourselves with high prices and empty seats?

shine166 said:

£38 (Leicester) and £40 Millwall is an absolute piss take, add the walkup tax and some people will be paying £43 on the day. Works 'ok' while the sun is shining and we have positivity after promotion, if we go on a shit run and the winter kicks in, we'll see just how well priced it's all been. 

And of course many ate ideally buying more than one ticket. They want to bring a mate/ family. 

Just realised Sheff Weds tomorrow is £30, Gold game.. how on earth is that so?? Was intending to go but can't justify that.