Huddersfield tickets : Mon Aug 02, 2021 1:26 pm  

Been in for tickets for next Sunday and what a pleasant surprise.
Only £21.00 for adult tickets.

IIRC this is actually cheaper than 10 years ago, when they were £25 a pop.

We need some good support, for what is on paper a winnable game and at £21, no excuses.
Lets back the boys and see if we can help the Mighty Trin come back with 2 points.

Re: Huddersfield tickets : Mon Aug 02, 2021 1:55 pm  

wrencat1873 wrote:

Been in for tickets for next Sunday and what a pleasant surprise.
Only £21.00 for adult tickets.

IIRC this is actually cheaper than 10 years ago, when they were £25 a pop.

We need some good support, for what is on paper a winnable game and at £21, no excuses.
Lets back the boys and see if we can help the Mighty Trin come back with 2 points.

Isn't that an early bird price. Will be £25 nearer the time?

Re: Huddersfield tickets : Mon Aug 02, 2021 2:18 pm  

Wollo-Wollo-Wollo-Wayoo wrote:

Isn't that an early bird price. Will be £25 nearer the time?

I'm not sure.
The Wigan game aside, it's that long since we've been allowed to go to away games, I've lost track.

Mind you, even as an early bird, it seems a pretty good deal

Just had a look at the tickets and they say "bulk tickets" £21.there is no other price mentioned.

Get in early and take advantage of the price.

Re: Huddersfield tickets : Mon Aug 02, 2021 2:29 pm  

Hudds have devalued there product so much with there £99 season tickets and giving out free tickets left right and centre, I`m surprised there even near 20 quid. I haven`t paid for a ticket at the John Smiths for the last 5 years, one of my friends businesses sponsors them, they give him 15 free tickets for every home game, even though there total headcount isn`t anywhere near that.

Re: Huddersfield tickets : Mon Aug 02, 2021 4:46 pm  

wrencat1873 wrote:

I'm not sure.
The Wigan game aside, it's that long since we've been allowed to go to away games, I've lost track.

Mind you, even as an early bird, it seems a pretty good deal

Just had a look at the tickets and they say "bulk tickets" £21.there is no other price mentioned.

Get in early and take advantage of the price.

I got three concessions this morning £48, just £16 for each old timers.

Re: Huddersfield tickets : Mon Aug 02, 2021 5:07 pm  

wrencat1873 wrote:

I'm not sure.
The Wigan game aside, it's that long since we've been allowed to go to away games, I've lost track.

Mind you, even as an early bird, it seems a pretty good deal

Just had a look at the tickets and they say "bulk tickets" £21.there is no other price mentioned.

Get in early and take advantage of the price.

Went and bought 3 tickets and booked coach travel on Friday pretty good £29 each for match tickets and travel, just hope plenty of our fans do this and get there to try and cheer the lads on to a much needed win

Re: Huddersfield tickets : Mon Aug 02, 2021 5:51 pm  

Unfortunately we are at the East Coast so will not be going this time

Re: Huddersfield tickets : Tue Aug 03, 2021 8:11 am  

homme vaste wrote:

Hudds have devalued there product so much with there £99 season tickets and giving out free tickets left right and centre, I`m surprised there even near 20 quid. I haven`t paid for a ticket at the John Smiths for the last 5 years, one of my friends businesses sponsors them, they give him 15 free tickets for every home game, even though there total headcount isn`t anywhere near that.

If your mates business sponsors them, 15 tickets may be what they give to each sponsor ?
They have been down the cheap tickets route for a few years now and it doesn't seem to have made any positive difference to attendances, although, who knows how many would be there at "full" price.
The thing that struck me was, that they used to be the most expensive tickets and IIRC, were £25 each over 10 years ago and now, only £21.
Lets hope that plenty of Trin fans make the short trip over there and that we come back happy !

Re: Huddersfield tickets : Tue Aug 03, 2021 1:17 pm  

wrencat1873 wrote:

If your mates business sponsors them, 15 tickets may be what they give to each sponsor ?
They have been down the cheap tickets route for a few years now and it doesn't seem to have made any positive difference to attendances, although, who knows how many would be there at "full" price.
The thing that struck me was, that they used to be the most expensive tickets and IIRC, were £25 each over 10 years ago and now, only £21.
Lets hope that plenty of Trin fans make the short trip over there and that we come back happy !

Well just been in shop this dinner time and said the tickets for Sundays game had been selling really well and while I was there must have been about another 6 people in shop all buying for Sunday and a few ordering over the phone aswell so yes hopefully we will have a good following over there on Sunday

Re: Huddersfield tickets : Wed Aug 04, 2021 2:25 pm  

Went in shop about 2-15pm they said they ad sold over 200