Price of Football

Currently pay £380 for me and my son's season tickets at Leicester City (he's free as under 10) and they spread it over the year by direct debit and interest free. I believe that its good value probably has the best atmosphere in the league at the moment with the team on a great run.

This compares well against Leicester Tigers just up the road, where the cheapest seat is around £360 (although less for standing) and that's for a maximum 16 games, compared to 19 for the premiership.
 
Currently pay £380 for me and my son's season tickets at Leicester City (he's free as under 10) and they spread it over the year by direct debit and interest free. I believe that its good value probably has the best atmosphere in the league at the moment with the team on a great run.

This compares well against Leicester Tigers just up the road, where the cheapest seat is around £360 (although less for standing) and that's for a maximum 16 games, compared to 19 for the premiership.

Definitely getting some fantastic entertainment too for that price and chances are will have another PL season to enjoy next year too
 
I think it is hilarious that clubs such as Celtic count empty season ticket seats as match attendances.
So a half empty Celtic park has a crowd of 45,000.

IMVHO Football clubs don't seem to 'get' secondary spend.
A crowd of 20,000 at £40 a ticket generates a lot less income than a crowd of 40,000 at £20 a ticket.

Elgin City........pie and a tea for £1.40.
I am sure they are not selling at a loss.
 
My daughters season ticket, she is 21, is £140, £6 a game. :thup:Club introduced a new band from 18 - 24 this season, which reduced her ticket from £300 last season.
 
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