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Derby County [A] Tickets to go on sale
clive
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Tickets for the Addicks' upcoming trips to Derby County will go on general sale from 11am on Thursday, September 4th.
The club have received an allocation of 2,673 tickets for the clash at Pride Park Stadium on Tuesday, September 30th (KO 8pm BST).
PRICES
Adult: £20
O65/U22: £15
U18: £10
U13: £5
U6: Free with a full paying adult
Ambulant disabled: Available at the relevant price and the carer goes free of charge.
Wheelchair bays: Eight bays are available at the relevant price and the carer goes free of charge.
VALLEY AWAY
Coach travel will be available via the club's Valley Away service, priced at £32 with the following pick-up points and times:
COACH ONE
Bromley: 2.20pm
Well Hall: 2.45pm
Charlton: 3pm
COACH TWO
Larkfield: 1.50pm
Gravesend: 2.15pm
Dartford: 2.30pm
Bexleyheath: 2.45pm
Charlton: 3pm
Click here to book your place on the Valley Away service to Pride Park Stadium.
https://www.charltonafc.com/news/ticket-information-derby-and-preston-trips
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Very decent pricing given its midweek3
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Preston is £35 but Derby is £32 by coach but Derby is 90 miles nearer to Charlton.I can only assume one of the factors on the pricing is how many coaches will go. The pricing does seem to vary a lot.0
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I’m off to this one. For reasons I wrote about in MODmag. Will be with Martin’s sister. He was such a lovely man - albeit with a sharp edge!
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£20 to get in is good. 20:00 kickoff not so great but should still be fine for the 22:20 train back to London.1
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Was 50/50 on this one as I can't make Preston. If there's a train back I'm definitely going.0
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Got mine, Hard Arsing by coach.0
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Not been to Derby before. I think it is a 15 minutes (0.8mile walk) to the station.
Game starts at 20.00 so with say 5mins injury time first half and 10mins seconds half (hopefully less) then it would finish at 22.00 leaving 20 mins for the train...
Assume this is all fine and as a new stadium it is quicker getting out of than QPR which took ages.0 -
won't be a sell out and the concourses are of a decent size, so should avoid any Loftus Road style bottleneckAthletico Charlton said:Not been to Derby before. I think it is a 15 minutes (0.8mile walk) to the station.
Game starts at 20.00 so with say 5mins injury time first half and 10mins seconds half (hopefully less) then it would finish at 22.00 leaving 20 mins for the train...
Assume this is all fine and as a new stadium it is quicker getting out of than QPR which took ages.1 -
That’s proper footy pricing - well done Derby.7
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And credit where it’s due, Charlton are doing the same for midweek home matches by making them bronze category.Valiantphil said:That’s proper footy pricing - well done Derby.1 -
It’s not. We’ve just moved from providing a service to supporters to generating as much revenue as possible from one or two coaches. In the past the aim was to provide a service to the most supporters and generate the profit through volume, which we did. We’ve now moved to profit on the coach only, with no other consideration. I am doubtful it will generate more profit than the previous approach.ElfsborgAddick said:Preston is £35 but Derby is £32 by coach but Derby is 90 miles nearer to Charlton.I can only assume one of the factors on the pricing is how many coaches will go. The pricing does seem to vary a lot.
Not sure if the QPR coach ran, at £25, but it is likely to have made a loss. It would probably have broken even at £12.3 -
I remember the Exeter cup game in 2017 and we did not even run a coach. This was shocking but highlights your post.Airman Brown said:
It’s not. We’ve just moved from providing a service to supporters to generating as much revenue as possible from one or two coaches. In the past the aim was to provide a service to the most supporters and generate the profit through volume, which we did. We’ve now moved to profit on the coach only, with no other consideration. I am doubtful it will generate more profit than the previous approach.ElfsborgAddick said:Preston is £35 but Derby is £32 by coach but Derby is 90 miles nearer to Charlton.I can only assume one of the factors on the pricing is how many coaches will go. The pricing does seem to vary a lot.
Not sure if the QPR coach ran, at £25, but it is likely to have made a loss. It would probably have broken even at £12.0 -
Next away game.0
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Always preferred this one, a casual ten minutes walk from the station.As has been mentioned by @clive there is a train back after the game. We could possibly have around 1000 for this one.
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Hopefully yesterday's result, the very good pricing plus the fact you can get a train back will inspire a few more to go to this.0
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Unfortunately the 22:20 train isn't much help now, unless you're willing to spend these amounts on your 2 x 90 minute trains:
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Train prices in this country are an absolute disgrace and don't get enough negative press18
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RedPanda said:Unfortunately the 22:20 train isn't much help now, unless you're willing to spend these amounts on your 2 x 90 minute trains:I suppose these are commuter trains, but those prices are absolutely ridiculous. You'd be able to get a flight and accommodation abroad for the same price.1
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Very true. Italy has a superb train service/network, many quick and seemingly reliable links, and very reasonably priced.Croydon said:Train prices in this country are an absolute disgrace and don't get enough negative press2 -
It is why I drive to almost every game.Croydon said:Train prices in this country are an absolute disgrace and don't get enough negative press
It's a shame, cause I would like to drink more often at games and go to the pubs, but my car is cheaper, more reliable, and I don't have to worry about cancellations etc.
The trains are shocking and completely overpriced.3 -
What I think would be useful would be for the club to run a coach from London Bridge or some such station. Not all of us live in the se London area anymore.Id love to go to more games but the rail fares are bonkers. But that could possibly be a coach with just me on it.0
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Valley Express or National Express no good for you ?Whitehawk1 said:What I think would be useful would be for the club to run a coach from London Bridge or some such station. Not all of us live in the se London area anymore.Id love to go to more games but the rail fares are bonkers. But that could possibly be a coach with just me on it.0 -
What might help fans not living in se London or Kent who want to travel north is if coaches made a quick pick up at London Gateway Services or South Mimms Services.Whitehawk1 said:What I think would be useful would be for the club to run a coach from London Bridge or some such station. Not all of us live in the se London area anymore.Id love to go to more games but the rail fares are bonkers. But that could possibly be a coach with just me on it.4 -
Driving down from the North West for this. 1/4 grounds in the Championship i've not yet done.0
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It’s a real shame there aren’t more pick points for away games before gravesend! Maybe following the a2 , Canterbury, faversham, Medway services etc0
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Anyone know how many sold for this?0
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