Re: ticket prices : Fri Jan 16, 2015 9:32 am  

Torbreck wrote: Better late than never... http://www.londonbroncosrl.com/news/bro ... y-pricing/ Re-reading it looks like that ridiculous 'joining-fee' isn't there anymore (at least I hope not and was the ONE thing that prevented my buying a membership last season) making a ST in the Premium seating around £15 a match for 14/15 matches for your adult £220 or £27.50 pm over 8 months. There is a further 8% discount for existing members too. It seems pretty fair pricing to me.

Torbreck wrote: Better late than never... http://www.londonbroncosrl.com/news/bro ... y-pricing/ Re-reading it looks like that ridiculous 'joining-fee' isn't there anymore (at least I hope not and was the ONE thing that prevented my buying a membership last season) making a ST in the Premium seating around £15 a match for 14/15 matches for your adult £220 or £27.50 pm over 8 months. There is a further 8% discount for existing members too. It seems pretty fair pricing to me.

[brian2]

Re: ticket prices : Fri Jan 16, 2015 9:41 am  

well at least we can put this topic to bed finally............. And it looks a decent deal.

Re: ticket prices : Fri Jan 16, 2015 9:53 am  

Phew!

Now let's get bums on seats!

Re: ticket prices : Fri Jan 16, 2015 9:56 am  

Think there missing a trick by not using the terracing, for a curious family of 4 to attend it's an expensive day out especially if your new to game . Something like a tenner for an adult and kids for a quid or kids for free with a paying adult might get some newbies interested then hopefully they fall in love with it a decide to pay a bit extra for the seats , surely the cost of a couple of stewards for the terracing bit is not that expensive.

Re: ticket prices : Fri Jan 16, 2015 2:05 pm  

£20 for second grade, man what a pisstake!

Re: ticket prices : Fri Jan 16, 2015 3:45 pm  

CrusaderPete wrote:

£20 for second grade, man what a pisstake!

Would expect most clubs to be £15-£18 this season so it's not too much of a step up, especially 'London prices' and all that. Very much looking forward to visiting with Leigh, though I would prefer a terrace rather than seating.

Re: ticket prices : Fri Jan 16, 2015 4:23 pm  

They had better have some promotions up their sleeve because I will have a hard time convincing mates or potential new fans to shell out £20 for second tier rugby. Grim.

Re: ticket prices : Fri Jan 16, 2015 4:38 pm  

I think it will be an easier sell this year TBH. Much happier spending £20 on a competitive second tier team than an outclassed first tier team. Now that was grim - and grim for many years.

We're about £5 dearer than everyone apart from Bradford it seems. If we are within a position or two of Bradford on the ladder, that seems justifiable IMO.

Also, I think our season tickets are more in line with other clubs than our matchday prices are - just a shame we haven't been promoting these since October ...

Re: ticket prices : Fri Jan 16, 2015 4:39 pm  

Torbreck wrote:

Re-reading it looks like that ridiculous 'joining-fee' isn't there anymore (at least I hope not and was the ONE thing that prevented my buying a membership last season) making a ST in the Premium seating around £15 a match for 14/15 matches for your adult £220 or £27.50 pm over 8 months. There is a further 8% discount for existing members too. It seems pretty fair pricing to me.

Sorry I'm led to believe the joining fee hasn't gone away

[brian2]

Re: ticket prices : Fri Jan 16, 2015 4:40 pm  

I suspect we are broadly in line with most clubs and to be honest is an £18 ticket going to attract lots more fans? A winning team, no matter what the quality of the opposition