2012-13 season ticket prices announced

[Graham Humphrey 13]

[url]http://www.canaries.co.uk/page/NewsDetails/0,,10355~2583252,00.html[/url]Or to cut to the chase: [url]http://soccerpmonline.co.uk/download/SeasonTicketPresenter2012-13.pdf[/url] and go to page 7.That could have been worse I guess (and I thought it would be) - but how long before the £500 mark is passed?  (Not counting if you miss the first deadline of course.)

[PurpleCanary 6,464]

[quote user="Graham Humphrey"][url]http://www.canaries.co.uk/page/NewsDetails/0,,10355~2583252,00.html[/url]

Or to cut to the chase: [url]http://soccerpmonline.co.uk/download/SeasonTicketPresenter2012-13.pdf[/url] and go to page 7.

That could have been worse I guess (and I thought it would be) - but how long before the £500 mark is passed?  (Not counting if you miss the first deadline of course.)
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One quick calculation, for the Barclay, for the earliest deadline, is a rise of 11.2 per cent.

[Duncan Edwards 0]

[quote user="PurpleCanary"]

[quote user="Graham Humphrey"][url]http://www.canaries.co.uk/page/NewsDetails/0,,10355~2583252,00.html[/url]

Or to cut to the chase: [url]http://soccerpmonline.co.uk/download/SeasonTicketPresenter2012-13.pdf[/url] and go to page 7.

That could have been worse I guess (and I thought it would be) - but how long before the £500 mark is passed?  (Not counting if you miss the first deadline of course.)
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One quick calculation, for the Barclay, for the earliest deadline, is a rise of 11.2 per cent.

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Does this mean that PC Unpromotable''s recent scoop was pretty accurate....??[:$]

 

 

 

 

[PurpleCanary 6,464]

[quote user="PurpleCanary"]

[quote user="Graham Humphrey"][url]http://www.canaries.co.uk/page/NewsDetails/0,,10355~2583252,00.html[/url]

Or to cut to the chase: [url]http://soccerpmonline.co.uk/download/SeasonTicketPresenter2012-13.pdf[/url] and go to page 7.

That could have been worse I guess (and I thought it would be) - but how long before the £500 mark is passed?  (Not counting if you miss the first deadline of course.)
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One quick calculation, for the Barclay, for the earliest deadline, is a rise of 11.2 per cent.

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That is for an adult. Another quick calculation is that an U-21 in the Barclay faces a rise of 16.4 per cent. Doesn''t quite seem to tally with the stated aim of attracting in and keeping the next generation.

[pete_norw 0]

[quote user="PurpleCanary"]

[quote user="Graham Humphrey"][url]http://www.canaries.co.uk/page/NewsDetails/0,,10355~2583252,00.html[/url]

Or to cut to the chase: [url]http://soccerpmonline.co.uk/download/SeasonTicketPresenter2012-13.pdf[/url] and go to page 7.

That could have been worse I guess (and I thought it would be) - but how long before the £500 mark is passed?  (Not counting if you miss the first deadline of course.)
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One quick calculation, for the Barclay, for the earliest deadline, is a rise of 11.2 per cent.

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Better than most exspected, my D/D will be set to continue,

[ncfcstar 344]

I can''t remember exactly how much my ticket was last season, I think it was £490, so at £532 now, it''s around a 10% increase...far less than rumours around our part of the ground had stated.

[Matt Juler 215]

Great value still in my mind, less than £25 per game (based on Premier League).

[Jacko 0]

I think thats the key point to bare in mind here. £25 to watch a game of Premier League football is outstanding value in my eyes.

[L4cole 0]

So lower Barclay.. What am I looking at?

[birchfest 401]

Still excellent value for money when in contrast to other clubs, I fully believe we will be in the top flight and no doubt the club think that and are pricing acordingly. No doubt there will be those who complain, bring up the old ticketing policy.. the same policy that nearly put the club into administration while also preventing us from showing ambition with regards to players. In an ideal world the prices would stay the same, but in reality football is an expensive game and I think that the low increase shows that the club are trying to maintain the competitve edge and keep everything ok with regards to finances, while not spiking the fans with a huge increase.

[SnakepitCanary 0]

Just wondering, what is the cut off date from under 21 to go to an adult season ticket?

[ryan1992 0]

Not great tbh. Mine''s gone up by around 16%, in an economic crisis thats a hell of a rise for any product, let alone a luxury like football. I''ve had a ST for 14 years, but doubt I''ll have one next year. Mcnally has worked wonders at the club, but his pricing structure has been high all the time. Some seats are in the top 5 highest seats in the League. For Norwich thats not good enough.

[pete_norw 0]

[quote user="SnakepitCanary"]Just wondering, what is the cut off date from under 21 to go to an adult season ticket?[/quote]

You would be best to ring the T/O i think

["""""""""Ben """"""""""" 0]

Ryan - you are the same age as me and can hardly complain. The club are offering under 21 season tickets at £201.50 a game which works out just over £10 a game. Which for Premier League football is very good! Yes there is a 16% increase but a season ticket for that price is good value for money. Not many other clubs (such as Leeds) offer deals like that and once you hit 16 charge adult prices.

[PurpleCanary 6,464]

[quote user="Matt Juler"]Great value still in my mind, less than £25 per game (based on Premier League).
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I wouldn''t disagree, although Wolves - a reasonably comparable club - has a basic range of prices from £370 to £490 for next season. Our equivalent range is £471 to £532.

Some more percentages, which show that pre-adult rise in the Barclay and various family areas is the sharpest overall:

Barclay etc adult 11.2 per cent rise.

 

Barclay u-21 16.4 per cent.

 

Side stand wing seat adult 11 per cent

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Side stand wing u-21 11.2 per cent.

 

Side stand centre seats all ages 9.8 per cent.

 

 

[......and Smith must score. 1,637]

[quote user="ncfcstar"]I can''t remember exactly how much my ticket was last season, I think it was £490, so at £532 now, it''s around a 10% increase...far less than rumours around our part of the ground had stated.[/quote]Mine was £465 last time and will be £532 this time so you must have paid the same ncfcstar.Based on the Chief Execs ability to squeeze every last drop out of every little opportunity I was expecting something not far short of £600.Very reasonable to be fair.

[Rudolph Hucker 0]

I would have liked to have seen the under 21 concessions lengthened to under 24 to reflect the current difficulties faced by young people.

[ryan1992 0]

[quote user="Ben "]Ryan - you are the same age as me and can hardly complain. The club are offering under 21 season tickets at £201.50 a game which works out just over £10 a game. Which for Premier League football is very good! Yes there is a 16% increase but a season ticket for that price is good value for money. Not many other clubs (such as Leeds) offer deals like that and once you hit 16 charge adult prices.[/quote]

But when you add in petrol prices etc for me that''s nearly another £9 every game, plus insurance costs, I just can''t afford it. It''s OK if you have a decent job or don''t have to worry about petrol etc, but I work part time and have a 40 mile round trip every game which just bumps up that price a bit more. If the cost of food (which you NEED) went up by 15-20%, there would be uproar, when football tickets which is a luxury go up by this much it seems people are OK with it.

[......and Smith must score. 1,637]

[quote user="Graham Humphrey"][url]http://www.canaries.co.uk/page/NewsDetails/0,,10355~2583252,00.html[/url]Or to cut to the chase: [url]http://soccerpmonline.co.uk/download/SeasonTicketPresenter2012-13.pdf[/url] and go to page 7.That could have been worse I guess (and I thought it would be) - but how long before the £500 mark is passed?  (Not counting if you miss the first deadline of course.)[/quote]Just has Graham.( oh, I forgot.....that''s what us toffs in the posh seats have to pay to spit on the peasants in the cheapies [:D]

[Duncan Edwards 0]

[quote user="ryan1992"][quote user="Ben "]Ryan - you are the same age as me and can hardly complain. The club are offering under 21 season tickets at £201.50 a game which works out just over £10 a game. Which for Premier League football is very good! Yes there is a 16% increase but a season ticket for that price is good value for money. Not many other clubs (such as Leeds) offer deals like that and once you hit 16 charge adult prices.[/quote] But when you add in petrol prices etc for me that''s nearly another £9 every game, plus insurance costs, I just can''t afford it. It''s OK if you have a decent job or don''t have to worry about petrol etc, but I work part time and have a 40 mile round trip every game which just bumps up that price a bit more. If the cost of food (which you NEED) went up by 15-20%, there would be uproar, when football tickets which is a luxury go up by this much it seems people are OK with it.[/quote]

 

The other school of thought is that these tickets have been underpriced for too long. You are right though, football is a luxury and unfortunately there will always be some people priced out of it, just as they are from golf memberships, driving sports cars or smoking ready made cigarettes.

 

And wouldn''t you be spending the fuel costs anyway...? They haven''t moved the ground....

[grantroederdisaster 0]

A fair deal I say!

 

Many fans still paying under £500 for a ST to hopefully watch Premiership football is good in todays market!

 

I always had faith that Mcnally wasn''t so nieve as to put the prices through the roof thinking fans will go whatever the cost (because that wouldn''t be the case!) and my faith was justified!

 

 

[Browno 37]

Remember, last year was beat the VAT rise, so these include the added VAT unlike last years.

Last years leaflet: http://www.soccerpmonline.co.uk/download/WeAreNorwich.pdf

[lappinitup 629]

I really can''t believe some of you people. Apart from Ryan, most of you seem quite happy with another rip-off by the club. Just another wheeze to line the cooks pocket. At a time when the government are trying to keep inflation down, NCFC decide to increase prices by an average of 14%. There''d be an outcry if the same thing were to happen with some of lifes necessities like fags and beer. And another thing, there''s no mention of a rebate. What if we''re relegated at the end of the season which is still very much on the cards, just look at Blackpool. We''ll be paying the highest prices in the second division and all this just two years after the cook took us to our lowest level for fifty years. Sheep, all of ye, Sheep, SHEEP!!! [:@][:@][:@]

[Duncan Edwards 0]

[quote user="lappinitup"]I really can''t believe some of you people. Apart from Ryan, most of you seem quite happy with another rip-off by the club. Just another wheeze to line the cooks pocket. At a time when the government are trying to keep inflation down, NCFC decide to increase prices by an average of 14%. There''d be an outcry if the same thing were to happen with some of lifes necessities like fags and beer. And another thing, there''s no mention of a rebate. What if we''re relegated at the end of the season which is still very much on the cards, just look at Blackpool. We''ll be paying the highest prices in the second division and all this just two years after the cook took us to our lowest level for fifty years.

Sheep, all of ye, Sheep, SHEEP!!! [:@][:@][:@]
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I bet Cluck and Butler don''t renew their seaso...oh yeah, silly me.

 

 

[ricardo 8,109]

£310 quid for Ricardo so £16.32 per match for us old''uns, not bad value IMO.

["""""""""Ben """"""""""" 0]

Ryan - I understand you have other costs to add to the equation but you''re still only paying just over £10 a game for Premier League football. Which is unbelievable value for money. The club were always going to increase ticket prices anyway as the majority of the season ticket holders were paying Championship prices this season anyway. This shouldn''t have come as a surprise to anyone. The problem will be in a few years when having to pay £500 for a ticket!

[ryan1992 0]

[quote user="Duncan Edwards"]

[quote user="ryan1992"][quote user="Ben "]Ryan - you are the same age as me and can hardly complain. The club are offering under 21 season tickets at £201.50 a game which works out just over £10 a game. Which for Premier League football is very good! Yes there is a 16% increase but a season ticket for that price is good value for money. Not many other clubs (such as Leeds) offer deals like that and once you hit 16 charge adult prices.[/quote] But when you add in petrol prices etc for me that''s nearly another £9 every game, plus insurance costs, I just can''t afford it. It''s OK if you have a decent job or don''t have to worry about petrol etc, but I work part time and have a 40 mile round trip every game which just bumps up that price a bit more. If the cost of food (which you NEED) went up by 15-20%, there would be uproar, when football tickets which is a luxury go up by this much it seems people are OK with it.[/quote]

 

The other school of thought is that these tickets have been underpriced for too long. You are right though, football is a luxury and unfortunately there will always be some people priced out of it, just as they are from golf memberships, driving sports cars or smoking ready made cigarettes.

 

And wouldn''t you be spending the fuel costs anyway...? They haven''t moved the ground....

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No but I still have to pay petrol prices to get to Norwich every week don''t I?For somebody who is on minimum wage (£4.98) doing 15 hours a week, £200 is a lot of money. Plus say £150 over the season toget to the games, added ontop of the £1600 I pay for insurance, it''s virtually impossible! I may get getting my hours doubled soon, but it''s still a lot of money. 16% increase on top of anything is huge!

[Nicholls 0]

Just something for you all to mull over...

This Is a list of the cheapest ADULT Matchday tickets that have been available In the Premier League this Season.

Blackburn £10.00

Newcastle £10.00

Wigan £15.00

Wolves £20.00

Fulham £20.00

Aston Villa £21.00

Bolton £22.00

Chelsea £23.50

Stoke £25.00

Everton £25.00

Sunderland £25.00

West Brom £25.00

Man City £25.00

Man Utd £28.00

NORWICH CITY £28.00

Only Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham, QPR and Swansea haven''t sold an Adult ticket for cheaper than us.

Yes I know about demand for tickets etc. etc.

And No I''m not moaning.

But our prices aren''t exactly "value" to watch ''Premier League Football''.

[Norfolk Mustard 106]

[quote user="Ben "]Ryan - you are the same age as me and can hardly complain. The club are offering under 21 season tickets at £201.50 a game which works out just over £10 a game. Which for Premier League football is very good! Yes there is a 16% increase but a season ticket for that price is good value for money. Not many other clubs (such as Leeds) offer deals like that and once you hit 16 charge adult prices.[/quote]

Strewth!

["""""""""Ben """"""""""" 0]

But you were paying petrol costs already to get to games this season. And a 16% increase on the season ticket isn''t a great deal considering you''re only paying £201.50. Therefore the increase is only what £30? Adding to the fact you can spread the cost over 12 months (interest free) that works out only £2.50 a month extra. And if you''re on £4.98 an hour you''d only be having to work an extra half an hour a month to cover the costs right?

Norfolk Mustard - That would be a tad expensive! haha. Should really proof read before I post.