Re: Wakefield Trinity v Featherstone Rovers : Mon Jul 29, 2024 2:52 pm  

Yes Bradford charge £21 to stand in that dump miles away from the pitch

Re: Wakefield Trinity v Featherstone Rovers : Mon Jul 29, 2024 3:36 pm  

PopTart wrote:

No way should West be £10 for away supporters.
I'm glad you are not looking after our finances.

That’s the price of west stand tickets for away fans. Maybe you should direct that towards the owner of the club if you think it was a poor choice. Hopefully you don’t feel the same about the owner looking after finances.

[PopTart]

Re: Wakefield Trinity v Featherstone Rovers : Mon Jul 29, 2024 7:13 pm  

Trojan Horse wrote:

That’s the price of west stand tickets for away fans. Maybe you should direct that towards the owner of the club if you think it was a poor choice. Hopefully you don’t feel the same about the owner looking after finances.

You were suggestion that price for next year. So I directed it at you.
I wasn't meaning to have a go at you though. Apologies if it came across that way.

I expect Mr Ellis will have his own plans and doesn't need my help.

Re: Wakefield Trinity v Featherstone Rovers : Mon Jul 29, 2024 9:19 pm  

PopTart wrote:

No way should West be £10 for away supporters.
I'm glad you are not looking after our finances.

£10 is way too low.

All for discounted tickets within reason to entice fans.

Maybe something like £18 would be a fairer figure.

As for season tickets, such as packages to incorporate replica shirts and early bird offers work for some clubs

Re: Wakefield Trinity v Featherstone Rovers : Mon Jul 29, 2024 10:04 pm  

PopTart wrote:

Trojan Horse wrote:

That’s the price of west stand tickets for away fans. Maybe you should direct that towards the owner of the club if you think it was a poor choice. Hopefully you don’t feel the same about the owner looking after finances.

You were suggestion that price for next year. So I directed it at you.
I wasn't meaning to have a go at you though. Apologies if it came across that way.

I expect Mr Ellis will have his own plans and doesn't need my help.

If you read back I never said £100 next year for West. I said it’s £100 this year and I’d guess it could be in the region of £130-150 for a season ticket in 2025.

This is assuming Ellis continues with his own price point system for different areas of the ground. I’m sure he himself said the west was for affordable tickets.

I’m just assuming increase based on Ellis’s price points this year with a few additions. I don’t see that as unrealistic or unreasonable to be honest.

I feel a jump back to £250 across the board or so may see some support diminish a little that’s all.

The price points are good but just need increasing once in SL to still maintain high season ticket uptake but bring in more money.

Re: Wakefield Trinity v Featherstone Rovers : Mon Jul 29, 2024 10:19 pm  

Eastern Wildcat wrote:

£10 is way too low.

All for discounted tickets within reason to entice fans.

Maybe something like £18 would be a fairer figure.

As for season tickets, such as packages to incorporate replica shirts and early bird offers work for some clubs

I’m just going on Ellis’s price point of the west being cheaper affordable tickets.

Tickets are £10 already. That’s already in place. You can buy an adult ticket for west for £10 on club shop.

What I did say was it would likely I expect be between 13-15 pound next season in west. Still affordable but a potential 50% mark up and it would be very inviting for away fans. I would imagine at that price we would get a number of larger SL followings on the gate which in turn means more beer money and spend.

That’s just my guess as I say. I expect North will be £200 or so from £150 with child tickets a small extra £10 per season ticket with an adult purchase to stop any unused tickets taking up north space.

2024/2025

East stand - £250/£270
North stand - £150/ £200
West stand - £100/ £150

Is roughly what I’m expecting. I think that’s a reasonable enough amount. The year after 2026 I’d again expect a rise on north and west. Especially if there’s further works.

Re: Wakefield Trinity v Featherstone Rovers : Tue Jul 30, 2024 5:55 am  

Trojan Horse wrote:

I’m just going on Ellis’s price point of the west being cheaper affordable tickets.

Tickets are £10 already. That’s already in place. You can buy an adult ticket for west for £10 on club shop.

What I did say was it would likely I expect be between 13-15 pound next season in west. Still affordable but a potential 50% mark up and it would be very inviting for away fans. I would imagine at that price we would get a number of larger SL followings on the gate which in turn means more beer money and spend.

That’s just my guess as I say. I expect North will be £200 or so from £150 with child tickets a small extra £10 per season ticket with an adult purchase to stop any unused tickets taking up north space.

2024/2025

East stand - £250/£270
North stand - £150/ £200
West stand - £100/ £150

Is roughly what I’m expecting. I think that’s a reasonable enough amount. The year after 2026 I’d again expect a rise on north and west. Especially if there’s further works.

Fair enough.

I do think they will change a bit more.

I did speak with ME at the fans forum and then again a couple of weeks later about revenue ideas and he seems genuinely interested

Re: Wakefield Trinity v Featherstone Rovers : Tue Jul 30, 2024 1:54 pm  

Eastern Wildcat wrote:

£10 is way too low.

All for discounted tickets within reason to entice fans.

Maybe something like £18 would be a fairer figure.

As for season tickets, such as packages to incorporate replica shirts and early bird offers work for some clubs

Just paid £20 for Dewsbury game

Re: Wakefield Trinity v Featherstone Rovers : Tue Jul 30, 2024 3:06 pm  

wakeytrin wrote:

Just paid £20 for Dewsbury game

But you can sit down or be under a covered stand at Dewsbury for your £20 if you don't want to stand behind the sticks