Get ST's On Sale!

[Suddick's Ghost]

Can't understand why season tickets are not on sale. We've been safe for weeks and player contracts are largely sorted. Surely sales could only increase by getting them on sale early.

 

[Seasideforever]

Should always be on sale before now especially as we know what division we’re in ,really poor prep for me

 

[BIG_BERTHA_3]

I would have them on sale now and payable for the next 4 months interest free ,April May June July £100 a month makes thing more managable.

 

[TimperleyTangerine]

It’s a challenging time for many families with increased utility costs etc. I see that media subscription services have taken a big hit with cancellations, and a football season ticket is a luxury for some fans. Perhaps the club took the view to let the dust settle.

 

[BIG_BERTHA_3]

It’s a challenging time for many families with increased utility costs etc. I see that media subscription services have taken a big hit with cancellations, and a football season ticket is a luxury for some fans. Perhaps the club took the view to let the dust settle.

Its certainly a tough time for people and they have to make choices between putting the heating on and food .

 

[fcblackpool]

It’s a challenging time for many families with increased utility costs etc. I see that media subscription services have taken a big hit with cancellations, and a football season ticket is a luxury for some fans. Perhaps the club took the view to let the dust settle.

Doesn't stop the club offering them though. They could just extend the early bird date to a nearly all the worms have gone date.

That said if they are properly think about the various options that could be put in place and not formula pricing straight from the EFL management book then it could be worth the wait. Who am I kiddin' though, no chance of innovative thinking.

 

[Halifax71]

Maybe starting instalments by now would have been a good idea.

 

[TangerineBayern]

It will only happen when the Welsh Fella provides the club with the ST pricing strategy!

 

[TickerM1967]

It will only happen when the Welsh Fella provides the club with the ST pricing strategy!

He’s not Welsh!

 

[southshorepool]

What do we reckon the increase will be if there is one? I reckon they'll go up around £50.

 

[TimperleyTangerine]

What do we reckon the increase will be if there is one? I reckon they'll go up around £50.

They may stay the same, or a nominal increase. I’d like to think the club is in touch with the current situation, particularly for locals in a deprived area. Of course, the trade off for lower prices is the need for higher volume sales. The club gives a bit and we show commitment by buying a ST.

 

[TangerineBayern]

He’s not Welsh!

Yeh l know and Critchley isn't a shite manager either!

 

[Wizzerboy]

Its certainly a tough time for people and they have to make choices between putting the heating on and food .

To either cut down on beer or the kids new gear.
It's a big decision in a town called Blackpool oooh yeh

 

[johnnyb]

What do we reckon the increase will be if there is one? I reckon they'll go up around £50.

Given the current financial situation I think a rise of £50 would result in an overall reduction in season ticket income. It’s not as though our tickets were that cheap anyway - the figures vary depending which figures you look at but ignoring concessions our cheapest season ticket price was amongst the most expensive in the Championship.

I know the last few seasons have been a bit weird with COVID, promotions etc but if there is such a thing as a normal Blackpool season, when do we generally release season ticket info? Is it ever before the end of the current season?

 

[XBeds-Now-Kings_Meaburn]

The timing of installment payments are usually dictated by the finance company that are offering the service to the club , Very unusual for business to do it themselves , usually done through a 3rd party finance broker