Season tickets | message from leeann

[Jamesie]

http://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/news/9776

Unfortunately the link on the above page to "Full Details" seems to be broken for me - anyone else having the same issue?

[overdrive]

http://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/news/9776

Unfortunately the link on the above page to "Full Details" seems to be broken for me - anyone else having the same issue?

Yep, it doesn't work for me either. I've managed to get onto it from one of the other ST articles but its really slow and I have to click on links several times for them to work.

[cabbageandribs1875]

http://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/news/9776

Unfortunately the link on the above page to "Full Details" seems to be broken for me - anyone else having the same issue?


yep



links in articles should always be checked before publication...amateur imo

[Peevemor]

It’s a question that’s asked of us constantly from fans desperate to support - but equally keen to know if their support will translate into investment on the pitch.


May 21 2016 was the highlight of my sporting life, along with tens of thousands of Hibernian supporters all over the world.


And we all want to taste that success again.


We followed that up with promotion, a fourth-place finish and, this season, with our best European run in many years, with trips to the Faroe Islands, Greece and Norway.


Like you, I want to travel more and further to follow our team.


Like you we want to see Hibernian competing for silverware, at the top end of the league, making more of an impact in Europe and doing it by playing exciting, attacking football.


I’ve overseen year on year increases in the amount we spend on players – wages and fees – since I arrived because you, the supporters, have turned up in increasing numbers to back us.


We now spent more than twice as much as we did in the year I arrived.


All made possible by you.


Those who run the club can be as ambitious as we want. Without you and your backing we are nothing.


We need to have a shared ambition, a shared desire to continue the journey we started together back in 2014.


That journey is entering a new chapter with the appointment of Head Coach Paul Heckingbottom and Assistant Head Coach Robbie Stockdale.


I am genuinely excited to see where they can take us.


What has impressed everyone is their total professionalism, their attention to detail, their strong work ethic and their iron desire to improve us as a team and a club.


Off the pitch, too, we have much still to achieve.


Supporter ownership now stands at in excess of 30 per cent – up from three per cent in 2014.


That process has raised an amount approaching £750,000 for the club to invest in sporting success.


We are still looking to see how we can further grow revenues and attract investment in Scotland’s ever-changing football landscape.


We are looking at a range of major investments to support our football infrastructure, and we are hopeful that we can find ways to do this without compromising our investment in the first team.


This year we are the Scottish FA Community Club of the Year and it is important to us that you are as proud of your club off the pitch as you are of us on the field of play.


Hibernian is your team. Easter Road is where we belong. There’s a home for you here.


GGTTH


Leeann Dempster, Chief Executive

[One Day Soon]

Does anyone know the age bands determining the difference between child and youth season tickets?

[JeMeSouviens]

https://youtu.be/VB3cwUnHLOU

[Barney McGrew]

Does anyone know the age bands determining the difference between child and youth season tickets?

IIRC, children are up to 12 years old and youths are 13-17.

I may well be wrong though :greengrin

[HibbyAndy]

My daughter is 18 now but at Univeristy does she come under a student ?

[Billy Whizz]

Does anyone know the age bands determining the difference between child and youth season tickets?

You become a youth when you’re 12

[Booked4Being-Ugly]

IIRC, children are up to 12 years old and youths are 13-17.

I may well be wrong though :greengrinI think that’s right.

Worth noting that if the child turns 13 before the season starts you’ll need to pay the youth price.

[danhibees1875]

https://youtu.be/VB3cwUnHLOU

That's class!

Living in "Henderson Corner", all the shop names he passes, and the tunnel showing "114-215", then he sits himself down in seat 73. :thumbsup:


My daughter is 18 now but at Univeristy does she come under a student ?

:agree: Just needs to show her matriculation card.

[One Day Soon]

https://youtu.be/VB3cwUnHLOU


I know it shouldn't, but that made me cry.

Love the street name.

[Billy Whizz]

I think that’s right.

Worth noting that if the child turns 13 before the season starts you’ll need to pay the youth price.

It’s 12, I take 2 lads who are 11, but 12 before the season starts, so a hefty increase for their families

[Hermit Crab]

https://youtu.be/VB3cwUnHLOU


Suspiciously similar to the Oasis video for the single The Masterplan. :hmmm:

[Hermit Crab]

AST will run for another season.

[green with envy]

Suspiciously similar to the Oasis video for the single The Masterplan. :hmmm:



Definitely Maybe. :agree:

[The 90+2]

Ripping the lego and the YLT sign is quality. :faf:

[Keith_M]

My daughter is 18 now but at Univeristy does she come under a student ?


She can apply for a Student Season Ticket now and there's a deadline (September, I think) to show her matriculation card as proof.

Obviously, she can still use the Season Ticket before the deadline.

[MWHIBBIES]

My daughter is 18 now but at Univeristy does she come under a student ?

Yes

[Booked4Being-Ugly]

It’s 12, I take 2 lads who are 11, but 12 before the season starts, so a hefty increase for their families

Sorry bud, it must have been a couple of seasons ago but I do remember having to then try find the extra £’s.

I think they should make it clear on the webpage though.

[Billy Whizz]

Sorry bud, it must have been a couple of seasons ago but I do remember having to then try find the extra £’s.

I think they should make it clear on the webpage though.

It was clear on last years

[Keith_M]

Sorry bud, it must have been a couple of seasons ago but I do remember having to then try find the extra £’s.

I think they should make it clear on the webpage though.


Doesn't it say 12-18?

:dunno:

[HibbyAndy]

http://seasontickets.hibernianfc.org.uk/
west upper FF lower
Adult 385 405 385 405
Senior 195 225 195 225
Student 195 225 195 225
Youth 140 180 125 125
Child 85 145 50 50
So according to this link you can pretty much sit in the West upper instead of the FF lower for pretty much the same price for a family ?:confused:

[oldbutdim]

My daughter is 18 now but at University does she come under a student ?


I'm impressed at the restraint being shown in the replies to this.

Well done everyone.
:aok:

[Hermit Crab]

Definitely Maybe. :agree:

:greengrin, well played.

[blackpoolhibs]

I'm impressed at the restraint being shown in the replies to this.

Well done everyone.
:aok:
:greengrin

[Peevemor]

I'm impressed at the restraint being shown in the replies to this.

Well done everyone.
:aok:

My workmates are wondering what I'm laughing at.

[HibbyAndy]

I'm impressed at the restraint being shown in the replies to this.

Well done everyone.
:aok:

:hilarious:hilarious:greengrin



Im glad we are getting new season tickets this coming season to mines has had it , Struggling to scan at the turnstiles :thumbsup:

[BurghHibby]

What’s the senior age criteria?

[Aim Here]

http://seasontickets.hibernianfc.org.uk/
west upper FF lower
Adult 385 405 385 405
Senior 195 225 195 225
Student 195 225 195 225
Youth 140 180 125 125
Child 85 145 50 50
So according to this link you can pretty much sit in the West upper instead of the FF lower for pretty much the same price for a family ?:confused:

The child price has gone up (presumably because there are some issues with the FF lower being sold-out-yet-always-empty), but you're still saving £35-£95 per younger child by being in the FF lower, and £15-55 for teenagers. And I suspect the main rationale behind family sections is primarily to provide a section with a more child-friendly atmosphere, so even with the prices equalized, there should be a worthwhile reason for many families to congregate in the FF Lower.

[Hamish]

What’s the senior age criteria?

From memory, 65.

[Smartie]

https://youtu.be/VB3cwUnHLOU

I'm surprised at quite how much I loved that.

There are so many nice wee touches in there, right down to the crowd sound at the end.

It's a masterpiece of advertising.

[Hibernian Verse]

Off topic but it's a great song if you get a chance to listen to the whole thing.

[Billy Whizz]

Anyone think the man in the video looks like Hermit Crab

[Alan62]

I'm impressed at the restraint being shown in the replies to this.

Well done everyone.
:aok:

I had to sit on my hands for a while.

[One Day Soon]

I've only just realised he's set his alarm for 6-2.

[Keith_M]

I'm impressed at the restraint being shown in the replies to this.

Well done everyone.
:aok:



I decided to be an adult in my reply, just this once


:greengrin

[killie-hibby]

What’s the senior age criteria?

65 , until Hibs realise that most of us are living longer thereby upping the senior age to 75.

[Hermit Crab]

Anyone think the man in the video looks like Hermit Crab


Nah, this guys working for a living Billy. :greengrin:wink:

[Hibbyradge]

65 , until Hibs realise that most of us are living longer thereby upping the senior age to 75.

It'll go up because the state pension will be paid later.

The discount isn't a reward for being 65. It's to help people when their income drops because they've stopped working.

[sauzee6_2]

Is it possible to get the early bird offer but pay in four instalments?

I would rather not pay across 10 payments and prefer the option of four, however this doesn’t seem to be an option until after the early bird - or am I missing something?