Walk-Up Prices Confirmed
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Frozen Horse
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Sounds like you're arguing for the midweek prices to go up as well.
Chappy112
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Yeah I don't know how anyone can say those prices are alright but I guess people value things differently. I'd only go if I was asked by my Dad and brother because it's nice to go to the game together like we did 20 years ago.
Other than that I've got plenty of other things I'd rather do with £31 than go to a Boro game.
Other than that I've got plenty of other things I'd rather do with £31 than go to a Boro game.
viv_andersons_nana
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Arguing for them to go down, obviously. Across the board. It’s ludicrous pricing. Football has got itself into a massive black hole with this IMO. It will come back to bite them on the arsé.
Glover_elbow
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3 pounds discount for midweeks games on its own wont entice anyone else to the ground. the differential should have been greater. A better pricing strategy for me would be a maximum of £25 any where in the ground for category B
h_m_boro
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If it's just you going, prices aren't THAT bad for certain areas of the ground. But for those of us who are travelling 2hrs and have kids to take - easy going to cost me £120+ by the time I factor in diesel, parking, food/drink etc. Struggling to justify it tbh.
Wanting to be a proper parent and bring my son up a Boro fan.....so far so good, daughter has gone through the "City" phase - come out the other side thankfully; but when I can take him to Stockport for £5 (10 mins away) it's going to be hard getting him properly hooked if it's 2-3 games a season at Boro.
Wanting to be a proper parent and bring my son up a Boro fan.....so far so good, daughter has gone through the "City" phase - come out the other side thankfully; but when I can take him to Stockport for £5 (10 mins away) it's going to be hard getting him properly hooked if it's 2-3 games a season at Boro.
WhiskeyMan
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At this point the club will probably being charging £5 to go to the toilets in the stadium.
Funky_Chicken
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I’m not sure they can be described as good for a club in one of the most socially deprived parts of the country in the middle of a cost of living crisis - calling them good is stretching things to say the least
I've said for years they should introduce a ticketing system similar to the low cost airlines. E.G. Sell season tickets at the equivalent of £20 per match then price individual matches from £21 and adjust due to demand, do it right you maximise both the crowd and income but then we're talking Boro where the lack of vision goes back forever!
Redwurzel
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Interesting post h_m and I can sympathise.
Just to update you Stockport County look to have put up their prices 40% for children this season from £5 to £7. So adult and child is £27 opposed to £42 or £37 at Boro depending on when the game is played. Stockport is Div 2. Not being to Edgeley Park since 1986, but it used to a Div 2 ground like say Feethams i.e. a couple of leagues below the Riverside.
Match Tickets - Stockport County
www.stockportcounty.com
It costs me over £100 to go to a home game, but we try to make it into a trip, stay over and go somewhere else besides the football, see relatives etc. Parking is free if you are willing to walk 20 minutes from the Riverside and money can be saved by taking own sarnies or buying some in Town. (not the same as a meal).
Living near Stockport means cheaper trips to Stoke, Preston, Blackpool, Burnley, Blackburn, Sheffield United, Rotherham, Huddersfield all within 45 miles? Boro homes games are away games for you and me.
S7DiscoDown
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The midweek games are a few quid cheaper because of the sky red button (that Gibson hates). It's not a 'thank you'.
I imagine we will be in the top 5 or 6 for prices in the champo. I guess we'll see what others charge.
I imagine we will be in the top 5 or 6 for prices in the champo. I guess we'll see what others charge.
Middlesbrough123
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That under floor heating needs a lot of 50p’s in the meter
Sheff Utd weren't far behind last season
Sunderland Prices From .... (Cat A)
| £31 | Adults |
| £24 | Seniors |
| £20 | Young Adults / Students |
| £14 | Juniors |
| £12 | Junior Blade Members |
Millwall Prices From ... (Cat B)
| £26 | Adults |
| £20 | Seniors |
| £17 | Young Adults / Students |
| £12 | Juniors |
| £10 | Junior Blade Members |
jam69
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But that's cat A , what's the cheapest adult match day ticket?
Humpty
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If you can get a ticket. Priority points doesn't make that easy.Interesting post h_m and I can sympathise.
Just to update you Stockport County look to have put up their prices 40% for children this season from £5 to £7. So adult and child is £27 opposed to £42 or £37 at Boro depending on when the game is played. Stockport is Div 2. Not being to Edgeley Park since 1986, but it used to a Div 2 ground like say Feethams i.e. a couple of leagues below the Riverside.
Match Tickets - Stockport County
It costs me over £100 to go to a home game, but we try to make it into a trip, stay over and go somewhere else besides the football, see relatives etc. Parking is free if you are willing to walk 20 minutes from the Riverside and money can be saved by taking own sarnies or buying some in Town. (not the same as a meal).
Living near Stockport means cheaper trips to Stoke, Preston, Blackpool, Burnley, Blackburn, Sheffield United, Rotherham, Huddersfield all within 45 miles? Boro homes games are away games for you and me.
InglebyUTB
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I was going to say good luck with some of those games, Blackpool no chance without a lot of points as it's the first time we've had a 3pm Saturday game there in years.
Others depend on how the team is playing and the allocation, if we're playing well people will find the money.