Season Tickets 2021/22

[green day]

interesting to see how the snooker goes down south this week. If nothing comes of that within a few weeks they won’t have a leg to stand on.

It's a foul if they don't keep at least one foot on the floor.😁

[Danderhall Hibs]

Interesting one.

Where I sit is at least 90% seasons.

If we went to 50% capacity, people would have to be sitting spaced out all over the shop.

One of the T&Cs the club leaked last week says something like you’re not guaranteed to sit in the seat you’ve bought.

Presumably in there as they know they’ll be spreading everyone out into all 4 stands.

Not sure how that works for gold STs that are reallocated a bronze seat though but I assume that they covered it in the T&Cs to ensure no partial refund.

[Sir David Gray]

I'll renew but really only out of fear of losing my seat that I've had for over 10 years.

If someone could guarantee that I wouldn't lose my seat I'd hold off until there was solid information about the return of fans.

[Capt Mainwaring]

I’ll renew, not in any doubt really. the club need the money and we have momentum to drive if we gain 3rd place. The squad needs refreshed and if we want to see the likes of Griffiths in a Hibs jersey again it needs funded.

I can afford it and the thought of establishing a regular 3rd spot above Aberdeen and Hearts is very appealing

[007]

I find it bizarre that several clubs (not us, as we have loads of st holders) haven't gone pop. The likes of Hamilton must rely massively on away supports, so how are they still going? Loans?

Government money, James Anderson money, Sky money, a bit of cup money, PPV money. Possibly loans as you've said, maybe directors have put in money.

[tamig]

If we’re not sitting at least 50% by autumn then serious questions need asked. Will be extremely interesting to see how the snooker goes down south this week. If nothing comes of that within a few weeks they won’t have a leg to stand on.

I thought the snooker was only about 25% capacity so not sure what your point is. And what happens if the virus kicks off again? Will you still be asking questions if we’re not at 50% capacity? Lets see how things pan out.

[Baldy Foghorn]

Hopefully any ballots will allow for family and groups who attend together to all go to the same games. We will be renewing but it’s been a much harder decision than usual.

It needs to be explained, hopefully in the communication tomorrow

[Sir David Gray]

I thought the snooker was only about 25% capacity so not sure what your point is. And what happens if the virus kicks off again? Will you still be asking questions if we’re not at 50% capacity? Lets see how things pan out.

The snooker's at full capacity for the final.

The numbers increase as they go through the rounds.

[hibbysam]

I thought the snooker was only about 25% capacity so not sure what your point is. And what happens if the virus kicks off again? Will you still be asking questions if we’re not at 50% capacity? Lets see how things pan out.

Full capacity for the final I’m sure I read. Yes I will, and so should everyone else. Would be bordering on 2 year since it kicked off, how much longer should we all be locked away?

[tamig]

One of the T&Cs the club leaked last week says something like you’re not guaranteed to sit in the seat you’ve bought.

Presumably in there as they know they’ll be spreading everyone out into all 4 stands.

Not sure how that works for gold STs that are reallocated a bronze seat though but I assume that they covered it in the T&Cs to ensure no partial refund.
If there’s a ballot and capacity is reduced, I think it would take a pretty sad individual to moan that they weren’t in their own category of seat. I think most folk are reasonable and would take whatever seat they’d get just to be back seeing a game. Or maybe I’ve misjudged that wildly.

[SteveHFC]

Full capacity for the final I’m sure I read. Yes I will, and so should everyone else. Would be bordering on 2 year since it kicked off, how much longer should we all be locked away?

Correct. We have to get back to normal eventually. We can’t keep shutting up every few months life has to go on.

[Baldy Foghorn]

If we’re not sitting at least 50% by autumn then serious questions need asked. Will be extremely interesting to see how the snooker goes down south this week. If nothing comes of that within a few weeks they won’t have a leg to stand on.

There will be fans at Euros, there has been fans at Wembley albeit small amounts.

There is talk of concerts having fans back, so surely outdoor sports will get reasonable amounts. There needs to be road map/phased return, to let us know what's likely (SFL, Government and Clubs)

[tamig]

Full capacity for the final I’m sure I read. Yes I will, and so should everyone else. Would be bordering on 2 year since it kicked off, how much longer should we all be locked away?

Even if the virus was raging again? Nah, don’t think so. You fire away though.

And who’s being locked away?

[Danderhall Hibs]

If there’s a ballot and capacity is reduced, I think it would take a pretty sad individual to moan that they weren’t in their own category of seat. I think most folk are reasonable and would take whatever seat they’d get just to be back seeing a game. Or maybe I’ve misjudged that wildly.

Perhaps. Although there have been questions about this season and the tiering differences so I’d imagine if in a 2nd season a gold seat doesn’t see any benefit to paying the extra they’d be well within their rights to ask what they’re paying more for.

[hibbysam]

If there’s a ballot and capacity is reduced, I think it would take a pretty sad individual to moan that they weren’t in their own category of seat. I think most folk are reasonable and would take whatever seat they’d get just to be back seeing a game. Or maybe I’ve misjudged that wildly.

People shouldn’t be paying more for the same experience though. The differential is due to where you’d be sitting. Similar to this year it was very poor to carry on with the tier system when everyone sat in their house to watch it.

[hibbysam]

Even if the virus was raging again? Nah, don’t think so. You fire away though.

And who’s being locked away?

Not going over old ground. If the vaccine doesn’t work we shouldn’t be getting it. If it does work then we should easily be back to normal once its rolled out. Every other major event is getting more and more fans back yet we’ve to be locked out of ER for even longer, including 100% capacity in an indoor sweaty setting such as the crucible.

[hibbysam]

There will be fans at Euros, there has been fans at Wembley albeit small amounts.

There is talk of concerts having fans back, so surely outdoor sports will get reasonable amounts. There needs to be road map/phased return, to let us know what's likely (SFL, Government and Clubs)

Exactly. Slow and cautious only works for so long.

[green day]

Threads gone off on a tangent, but one other thing I wonder is - now that the deal has happened on PPV - will some people just say sod it and continue to watch on TV until such time as we can all get back in fully.

I realise that won't guarantee you a seat.......but neither does a seat ballot.

[Sir David Gray]

There will be fans at Euros, there has been fans at Wembley albeit small amounts.

There is talk of concerts having fans back, so surely outdoor sports will get reasonable amounts. There needs to be road map/phased return, to let us know what's likely (SFL, Government and Clubs)

2,000 spectators in at level 0 announced as part of the routemap although this can be increased with the approval of the local council and Government.

I'd like to think 10,000 at somewhere like Easter Road would be achievable and if so that would likely cater for pretty much all of our season ticket holders.

[hibbysam]

2,000 spectators in at level 0 announced as part of the routemap although this can be increased with the approval of the local council and Government.

I'd like to think 10,000 at somewhere like Easter Road would be achievable and if so that would likely cater for pretty much all of our season ticket holders.

Was that announced in the latest roadmap? I’ve only ever seen it say spectators will be allowed at a number to be determined.

[green day]

Was that announced in the latest roadmap? I’ve only ever seen it say spectators will be allowed at a number to be determined.

He's right

[Frazerbob]

Was that announced in the latest roadmap? I’ve only ever seen it say spectators will be allowed at a number to be determined.

Yes

[Sir David Gray]

Was that announced in the latest roadmap? I’ve only ever seen it say spectators will be allowed at a number to be determined.

Yes announced a few weeks ago.

https://www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-protection-levels/pages/protection-level-4/

[hibbysam]

Yes announced a few weeks ago.

https://www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-protection-levels/pages/protection-level-4/

Appreciated. Had only seen the original where it says opened with restricted numbers. Numbers are woeful going down the levels, doesn’t make any sense in comparison with the other easing of restrictions.

[B.H.F.C]

Threads gone off on a tangent, but one other thing I wonder is - now that the deal has happened on PPV - will some people just say sod it and continue to watch on TV until such time as we can all get back in fully.

I realise that won't guarantee you a seat.......but neither does a seat ballot.

No question, IMO, that knowing this will see some people hold off on buying a season ticket.

[matty_f]

I’ll renew, I’m glad it’s on TV if we can’t get into the stadium but if my season tickets means i can get in to a few games then i don’t want to miss that.

[Silversand]

I’ll renew, I’m glad it’s on TV if we can’t get into the stadium but if my season tickets means i can get in to a few games then i don’t want to miss that.That's where I'm at.

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[.Sean.]

There will be fans at Euros, there has been fans at Wembley albeit small amounts.

There is talk of concerts having fans back, so surely outdoor sports will get reasonable amounts. There needs to be road map/phased return, to let us know what's likely (SFL, Government and Clubs)I have tickets for a gig at Princes St Gardens in August and it was announced the other week they’re expecting that to go ahead, so I see no reason why we’d not be allowed into the football by then

Unreal you can have 900 folk sitting shoulder to shoulder in a cramped theatre for the final of the snooker, but not sitting outside in a 50000 seater for the cup final.

[danhibees1875]

Hopefully any ballots will allow for family and groups who attend together to all go to the same games. We will be renewing but it’s been a much harder decision than usual.

:agree:

If hospitality can allow for temporary non social distanced bubbling (as previously, and hopefully will again) while distancing from other groups then the same could work at the football. It would allow groups of friends/family to attend together and would increase the potential capacity and allow more in.

It's up to the club to present a credible and safe plan now and then on the government to allow it.

Fingers crossed it works that way as I'm fed up watching Hibs on TV, got bored after a few games and now skip most of them. I'd imagine similar would happen if I were only attending balloted games by myself.

[bingo70]

I’ll renew, I’m glad it’s on TV if we can’t get into the stadium but if my season tickets means i can get in to a few games then i don’t want to miss that.

Yup, Hibs have me over a barrel on this one. I don’t mean that in a nippy way, I’m just desperate to get back into the stadium. Whether it’s good value or not isn’t really part of my decision process this season.

Really don’t mean that in a Billy big baws way either as I couldn’t be further from that just now 😂

[Juniper Greens]

:agree:

If hospitality can allow for temporary non social distanced bubbling (as previously, and hopefully will again) while distancing from other groups then the same could work at the football. It would allow groups of friends/family to attend together and would increase the potential capacity and allow more in.

It's up to the club to present a credible and safe plan now and then on the government to allow it.

Fingers crossed it works that way as I'm fed up watching Hibs on TV, got bored after a few games and now skip most of them. I'd imagine similar would happen if I were only attending balloted games by myself.

See, I think hospitality has scored a bit of an own goal here. I think last summer, different households were meant to be 1m apart, thats certainly the guidance I had read, and what was happening at a couple of the places I went to.
Same rules again, and they have complained, implying that many just didn't follow the rules correctly last time.

[Steven79]

One of the T&Cs the club leaked last week says something like you’re not guaranteed to sit in the seat you’ve bought.

Presumably in there as they know they’ll be spreading everyone out into all 4 stands.

Not sure how that works for gold STs that are reallocated a bronze seat though but I assume that they covered it in the T&Cs to ensure no partial refund.Pointless paying extra for a gold seat next season by the looks of it.

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[Leitherhibs]

I will be renewing, in a fortunate position to do so, no expectation that I'll see most games in the flesh, but right now even seeing a handful of game at ER would be a massive bonus.

[lord bunberry]

2,000 spectators in at level 0 announced as part of the routemap although this can be increased with the approval of the local council and Government.

I'd like to think 10,000 at somewhere like Easter Road would be achievable and if so that would likely cater for pretty much all of our season ticket holders.
I’ll be getting 3 season tickets as soon as I can, I think we’ll be able to accommodate most season ticket holders by the time the season kicks off. This season hasn’t finished yet and I’m looking forward to next season. I can’t wait to get back.

[Billy Whizz]

Just had a look, nothing up yet

[Sir David Gray]

I’ll be getting 3 season tickets as soon as I can, I think we’ll be able to accommodate most season ticket holders by the time the season kicks off. This season hasn’t finished yet and I’m looking forward to next season. I can’t wait to get back.

Mind and bring that table with you if you're not all from the same household. :greengrin

[CockneyRebel]

Correct. We have to get back to normal eventually. We can’t keep shutting up every few months life has to go on.


For the lucky ones.
First you have to save lives before you can prolong or improve them. Things are steadily gathering pace now, let's keep that up.

[CockneyRebel]

Exactly. Slow and cautious only works for so long.


That's really only an opinion, not a fact.

[Col2]

Does anyone know how much a corporate season ticket was last year or previous years? Just trying to understand how much a premium this is to get ahead for attending ER next season

[Brightside]

Does anyone know how much a corporate season ticket was last year or previous years? Just trying to understand how much a premium this is to get ahead for attending ER next season

1300 + vat. I think there are cheaper ones. But thats the one you want.

[matty_f]

Does anyone know how much a corporate season ticket was last year or previous years? Just trying to understand how much a premium this is to get ahead for attending ER next season

It’sa fair bit on top of the premium they paid not to get into Easter Road this season.

[04Sauzee]

Here we go 👀😁

[Peevemor]

ST campaign now launched.

https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/tickets-hospitality/season-tickets

[SteveHFC]

Nothing about disability prices?

[matty_f]

That’s me renewed! Got in early!

[Hibs90]

Nothing about disability prices?

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[skankomcphee]

No indication as to how long Early Bird runs as far as I can see?

[ABZHFC]

Enjoyed the promotional video accompanying the release, particularly with the start in Robbie's Bar, missing that boozer big time

[Danderhall Hibs]

No indication as to how long Early Bird runs as far as I can see?

Not yet - they’ll give 1 weeks notice when they decide.

£34 interest per adult ticket. Kind of blows the tenner that was suggested out of the water. And it’s all due on the 1st payment as well so not even £3pm as others said it would be.

[660]

What’s the craic with away season tickets this year

[Hibernian Verse]

Done. Get me back to Easter Road.

[SteveHFC]

What’s the craic with away season tickets this year

Wondering the same.

[Danderhall Hibs]

What’s the craic with away season tickets this year

My mate asked and was told they don’t expect away fans this season.

[Ronniekirk]

Will just pay cash when I decide to buy
Is shop now open as like to drive through and buy stuff out shop at same time as I buy season ticket


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[Brightside]

Purchased x2

[Ronniekirk]

My mate asked and was told they don’t expect away fans this season.

Which makes it all the more imperative that those who can afford to shell out fir one do so to back the club and help us fight to retain 3 rd spot


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[Stuart93]

Not yet - they’ll give 1 weeks notice when they decide.

£34 interest per adult ticket. Kind of blows the tenner that was suggested out of the water. And it’s all due on the 1st payment as well so not even £3pm as others said it would be.

Aw really? I’d have thought the interest could’ve been paid per month on top of the monthly instalments

[RossScott1991]

What’s the payment options this year when you proceed to check out?

[H18 SFR]

I want to move seats potentially, I wonder what the date for this will be, they usually tell us?

[660]

My mate asked and was told they don’t expect away fans this season.

Ugh no away trips next season :(

[Garymcl]

That’s me got our family of 4 renewed in ff like everyone else just want to get back to the Leith san Siro to see the hibees canny wait especially European nights bring it on :flag:

[Danderhall Hibs]

Aw really? I’d have thought the interest could’ve been paid per month on top of the monthly instalments

Not according to the example they’ve shown. “Arrangement fee” is due on top of first instalment.

[Sean1875]

Renewed. Canny wait to get back in there :flag:

[CapitalGreen]

Got a bit emotional when the video was going into Easter Road, god I’ve missed that.

[ABZHFC]

My mate asked and was told they don’t expect away fans this season.

Not to have a go at you (thanks for passing on that information) or indeed anyone from the club, but I do just find it astounding that clubs seem so willing to lie down and take all this even next season.

There should be absolutely no reason, none whatsoever, to not have full crowds in from the start of next season. Once Scotland has been fully vaccinated come July, as it will be, and cases will thus be near zero, whilst hospitalisations and deaths will be absolute zero, then there will be absolutely no case for not returning fully to pre-March 2020 life in every single aspect.

In my eyes, this includes going to the football and any other large events with no COVID restrictions in place. Why on earth, then, would we accept that away days are a thing of the past for next season? If someone had told you that 3 years ago you'd have looked at them like they had two heads. But somehow I am yet to see one club come out and fight against it, or even ponder the idea that we will be playing next season in front of full houses from the first matchday onwards. We just seem happy to take scraps, 50% capacity with us all having to wear masks like ****ing lemons would be 'good enough' for most boards, it's crazy.

I really do appreciate that there has been a pandemic going on, and I've understood why fans haven't been allowed in this season - even if I have missed going to the games sorely - but the overwhelming likelihood is that there will not be any coronavirus cases in this country come August, never mind folk dying from it.

I hope they're just underselling expectations, but even Sturgeon today was saying she expects 'much of normality' to return by July. Surely to **** that includes the ability to go on a train to Perth, Glasgow or Dundee and seeing Hibs play football again

[Col2]

Easy to renew. Took 5 mins. Can’t wait to get back.

[CockneyRebel]

Renewed. Canny wait to get back in there :flag:




Me too pal ......... nobody's getting my seat!

[Steven79]

Not to have a go at you (thanks for passing on that information) or indeed anyone from the club, but I do just find it astounding that clubs seem so willing to lie down and take all this even next season.

There should be absolutely no reason, none whatsoever, to not have full crowds in from the start of next season. Once Scotland has been fully vaccinated come July, as it will be, and cases will thus be near zero, whilst hospitalisations and deaths will be absolute zero, then there will be absolutely no case for not returning fully to pre-March 2020 life in every single aspect.

In my eyes, this includes going to the football and any other large events with no COVID restrictions in place. Why on earth, then, would we accept that away days are a thing of the past for next season? If someone had told you that 3 years ago you'd have looked at them like they had two heads. But somehow I am yet to see one club come out and fight against it, or even ponder the idea that we will be playing next season in front of full houses from the first matchday onwards. We just seem happy to take scraps, 50% capacity with us all having to wear masks like ****ing lemons would be 'good enough' for most boards, it's crazy.

I really do appreciate that there has been a pandemic going on, and I've understood why fans haven't been allowed in this season - even if I have missed going to the games sorely - but the overwhelming likelihood is that there will not be any coronavirus cases in this country come August, never mind folk dying from it.

I hope they're just underselling expectations, but even Sturgeon today was saying she expects 'much of normality' to return by July. Surely to **** that includes the ability to go on a train to Perth, Glasgow or Dundee and seeing Hibs play football again

Exactly! I'm not getting season tickets till I've got an idea of what next season will bring as clubs in general seem very coy about what we are actually buying.

The SRU put season tickets on sale for Games in Novemember and the Six Nations in 2022 and going by that they seem to think we will have full grounds by then.

[lord bunberry]

Mind and bring that table with you if you're not all from the same household. :greengrin
I’m good this time, we’re all from the same hoose :greengrin

[SteveHFC]

Not to have a go at you (thanks for passing on that information) or indeed anyone from the club, but I do just find it astounding that clubs seem so willing to lie down and take all this even next season.

There should be absolutely no reason, none whatsoever, to not have full crowds in from the start of next season. Once Scotland has been fully vaccinated come July, as it will be, and cases will thus be near zero, whilst hospitalisations and deaths will be absolute zero, then there will be absolutely no case for not returning fully to pre-March 2020 life in every single aspect.

In my eyes, this includes going to the football and any other large events with no COVID restrictions in place. Why on earth, then, would we accept that away days are a thing of the past for next season? If someone had told you that 3 years ago you'd have looked at them like they had two heads. But somehow I am yet to see one club come out and fight against it, or even ponder the idea that we will be playing next season in front of full houses from the first matchday onwards. We just seem happy to take scraps, 50% capacity with us all having to wear masks like ****ing lemons would be 'good enough' for most boards, it's crazy.

I really do appreciate that there has been a pandemic going on, and I've understood why fans haven't been allowed in this season - even if I have missed going to the games sorely - but the overwhelming likelihood is that there will not be any coronavirus cases in this country come August, never mind folk dying from it.

I hope they're just underselling expectations, but even Sturgeon today was saying she expects 'much of normality' to return by July. Surely to **** that includes the ability to go on a train to Perth, Glasgow or Dundee and seeing Hibs play football again

Fantastic post.

[JeMeSouviens]

Singing Section in block 45 - was that going to happen last season, or is it new?

[.Sean.]

So am I right in thinking the Direct Debit to Hibs is interest free ie £420 / 6 so 6 payments of £70 per month as opposed to the 11 instalment finance option you’ll pay interest on? Think I’ll go for the direct debit and get it paid off in about half the time

[andrew70]

What are the number of different finance options?

I can only see V12 on website.

[Sir David Gray]

What are the number of different finance options?

I can only see V12 on website.

There's 3 options.

Two operated by Hibs - 6 months and 4 months no interest.

V12 10 months with interest payable.

https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/tickets-hospitality/season-tickets/finance-options

[Tynie01011973]

ST renewed 🍻

[AugustaHibs]

Not to have a go at you (thanks for passing on that information) or indeed anyone from the club, but I do just find it astounding that clubs seem so willing to lie down and take all this even next season.

There should be absolutely no reason, none whatsoever, to not have full crowds in from the start of next season. Once Scotland has been fully vaccinated come July, as it will be, and cases will thus be near zero, whilst hospitalisations and deaths will be absolute zero, then there will be absolutely no case for not returning fully to pre-March 2020 life in every single aspect.

In my eyes, this includes going to the football and any other large events with no COVID restrictions in place. Why on earth, then, would we accept that away days are a thing of the past for next season? If someone had told you that 3 years ago you'd have looked at them like they had two heads. But somehow I am yet to see one club come out and fight against it, or even ponder the idea that we will be playing next season in front of full houses from the first matchday onwards. We just seem happy to take scraps, 50% capacity with us all having to wear masks like ****ing lemons would be 'good enough' for most boards, it's crazy.

I really do appreciate that there has been a pandemic going on, and I've understood why fans haven't been allowed in this season - even if I have missed going to the games sorely - but the overwhelming likelihood is that there will not be any coronavirus cases in this country come August, never mind folk dying from it.

I hope they're just underselling expectations, but even Sturgeon today was saying she expects 'much of normality' to return by July. Surely to **** that includes the ability to go on a train to Perth, Glasgow or Dundee and seeing Hibs play football again

Spot on. Time to get on with it

[SHODAN]

Three renewed here. Took advantage of the early window to get some great positions which will be good for whenever we're all allowed back!

[andrew70]

There's 3 options.

Two operated by Hibs - 6 months and 4 months no interest.

V12 10 months with interest payable.

https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/tickets-hospitality/season-tickets/finance-options

Thanks for that. Can I go to office for them?

[The Spaceman]

Done! I changed my seat this year and very easy to do. :flag:

[Danderhall Hibs]

Thanks for that. Can I go to office for them?

It’s all on the website mate. Online only for finance I think.

[Sir David Gray]

Thanks for that. Can I go to office for them?

The ticket office is closed just now due to restrictions.

[CockneyRebel]

Not to have a go at you (thanks for passing on that information) or indeed anyone from the club, but I do just find it astounding that clubs seem so willing to lie down and take all this even next season.

There should be absolutely no reason, none whatsoever, to not have full crowds in from the start of next season. Once Scotland has been fully vaccinated come July, as it will be, and cases will thus be near zero, whilst hospitalisations and deaths will be absolute zero, then there will be absolutely no case for not returning fully to pre-March 2020 life in every single aspect.

In my eyes, this includes going to the football and any other large events with no COVID restrictions in place. Why on earth, then, would we accept that away days are a thing of the past for next season? If someone had told you that 3 years ago you'd have looked at them like they had two heads. But somehow I am yet to see one club come out and fight against it, or even ponder the idea that we will be playing next season in front of full houses from the first matchday onwards. We just seem happy to take scraps, 50% capacity with us all having to wear masks like ****ing lemons would be 'good enough' for most boards, it's crazy.

I really do appreciate that there has been a pandemic going on, and I've understood why fans haven't been allowed in this season - even if I have missed going to the games sorely - but the overwhelming likelihood is that there will not be any coronavirus cases in this country come August, never mind folk dying from it.

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I hope they're just underselling expectations, but even Sturgeon today was saying she expects 'much of normality' to return by July. Surely to **** that includes the ability to go on a train to Perth, Glasgow or Dundee and seeing Hibs play football again


Every fresh step along the Road Map To Recovery is dependent on the ongoing trend/data/variants etc. I think you'll find that very few hard and fast decisions will be made in advance, just hopeful predictions which will firm up when justified. I reckon it's far too early to say no away fans next season as, hopefully, the vaccination roll out will be completed and successful to a degree which would allow unrestricted internal travel.

I'm hoping my previous leaning towards extreme caution for a good deal longer is blown out of the water and exposes me as a numpty but we're not quite there yet.

[Garymcl]

Agree with you capital green that video got me going again the quality of promos for the season tickets over the years has been superb kudos to the people who make the videos when watching them it really makes me so proud to be a hibby :thumbsup:

[davhibby]

Exactly! I'm not getting season tickets till I've got an idea of what next season will bring as clubs in general seem very coy about what we are actually buying.

The SRU put season tickets on sale for Games in Novemember and the Six Nations in 2022 and going by that they seem to think we will have full grounds by then.

That’s because we will. Whilst I can understand Hibs being a bit cautious about being too optimistic about attendance at games, it’ll take a total disaster covid wise to come out of nowhere that would mean we aren’t at full capacity for most of next season.

There will be 25% of capacity at Hampden in May and likely to be at least 50% at Wembley in early July(I know England will have different rules). As long as nothing bad happens to the vaccine rollout there will be no good reason for us not to have at least 50% capacity for the start of the league campaign.

If we’re not playing at full capacity stadia with away fans every week well before Christmas then something will have gone badly wrong from the current position the country is in now

[davhibby]

As an aside, I’m a fan of giving STH’s a discount at the kiosks next season, which is quite an easy but nice little extra. Looking forward to trying the new pies

[MC-Hibby]

ST renewed and now getting a little excited at the prospect of getting back to ER and Robbies for post match beers with the lads i havent seen since last March.

[H18 SFR]

There's 3 options.

Two operated by Hibs - 6 months and 4 months no interest.

V12 10 months with interest payable.

https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/tickets-hospitality/season-tickets/finance-options

Decided to renew our two with the 6 month direct debit option, happy days, I won't even tell the wife!

[Mon Dieu4]

That's me renewed as well, was never really in doubt when it came to the crunch

[04Sauzee]

As an aside, I’m a fan of giving STH’s a discount at the kiosks next season, which is quite an easy but nice little extra. Looking forward to trying the new pies
Have they indicated what the discount will be? 10% on everything purchased at the kiosk or similar?

[Northernhibee]

Not to have a go at you (thanks for passing on that information) or indeed anyone from the club, but I do just find it astounding that clubs seem so willing to lie down and take all this even next season.

There should be absolutely no reason, none whatsoever, to not have full crowds in from the start of next season. Once Scotland has been fully vaccinated come July, as it will be, and cases will thus be near zero, whilst hospitalisations and deaths will be absolute zero, then there will be absolutely no case for not returning fully to pre-March 2020 life in every single aspect.

In my eyes, this includes going to the football and any other large events with no COVID restrictions in place. Why on earth, then, would we accept that away days are a thing of the past for next season? If someone had told you that 3 years ago you'd have looked at them like they had two heads. But somehow I am yet to see one club come out and fight against it, or even ponder the idea that we will be playing next season in front of full houses from the first matchday onwards. We just seem happy to take scraps, 50% capacity with us all having to wear masks like ****ing lemons would be 'good enough' for most boards, it's crazy.

I really do appreciate that there has been a pandemic going on, and I've understood why fans haven't been allowed in this season - even if I have missed going to the games sorely - but the overwhelming likelihood is that there will not be any coronavirus cases in this country come August, never mind folk dying from it.

I hope they're just underselling expectations, but even Sturgeon today was saying she expects 'much of normality' to return by July. Surely to **** that includes the ability to go on a train to Perth, Glasgow or Dundee and seeing Hibs play football again

With every respect, we have to balance things up. If we were to open up full capacity immediately from next season and get it right then we may see three or four away games. If something goes wrong from something we haven't anticipated, we could end up prolonging restrictions, end up with deaths etc.

The best thing Hibs and other football clubs can do just now is jump through the hoops put in front of us - yes sir, no sir, three bags full sir and as soon as fans are back and there is evidence that crowds returning to football in either full capacity or near full capacity will work then we put pressure on.

It doesn't need to be for long, but if clubs were to push for full capacity from the get go next season and it went wrong, let alone from the point of view of peoples health and lives in terms of PR it would be absolutely terrible for all clubs involved. My job is within the hospitality sector and quite frankly I understand the overall caution.

[CMurdoch]

It’s all on the website mate. Online only for finance I think.

Does the interest free direct debit option help you out?
Payable in 6 installment. A well done to Hibs on that.

[B.H.F.C]

No away season ticket this year unless I’ve missed it?

[Daniel 1875]

Have they indicated what the discount will be? 10% on everything purchased at the kiosk or similar?

Yes 10% off everything at the kiosks with a season ticket - that combined with the new pies and contactless payments probably means a few more trips down the stairs next season for my group!

[Sir David Gray]

No away season ticket this year unless I’ve missed it?

Someone said earlier that they were told that away fans are not expected to be allowed next season.

[ABZHFC]

With every respect, we have to balance things up. If we were to open up full capacity immediately from next season and get it right then we may see three or four away games. If something goes wrong from something we haven't anticipated, we could end up prolonging restrictions, end up with deaths etc.

The best thing Hibs and other football clubs can do just now is jump through the hoops put in front of us - yes sir, no sir, three bags full sir and as soon as fans are back and there is evidence that crowds returning to football in either full capacity or near full capacity will work then we put pressure on.

It doesn't need to be for long, but if clubs were to push for full capacity from the get go next season and it went wrong, let alone from the point of view of peoples health and lives in terms of PR it would be absolutely terrible for all clubs involved. My job is within the hospitality sector and quite frankly I understand the overall caution.

That's fair mate, I do understand your point, and I also can see why it might be shrewd for clubs to take a more conciliatory approach towards the authorities.

My only fear is that we'll reach a situation in August where there is no absolutely logic whatsoever behind not having full crowds again in terms of Scotland's COVID figures (which like I say, should be virtually zero on the assumption the vaccine rollout continues as it has been), but because of the above approach being taken, we will have to barter with the authorities for so long just to get a gradually higher percentage of fans back in each week.

I just think that clubs should come out and say they expect a full return to pre-March 2020 stadiums as soon as it is viable/there is the same amount of risk involved in staging a capacity event at a football ground as there was prior to the pandemic.

In my view, the League Cup group stages would be the perfect time to 'trial' any return to fans in Scottish stadiums (granted we are not playing in them due to European involvement). But it should end after that providing the country's cases/hospitalisations/deaths are as low as we expect them to be, and football stadia - just like every other aspect of life - must return to normality.

I think my upset stems from the fact that no one, on any board, seems willing to put their head above the parapet and speak out about this. I just worry when you see statements such as 'no away fans next season' from those in the know at the club. I get that it's uncertain times and no one can know for certain but clubs getting the ball rolling on having these sorts of conversations in a public setting would surely go a long way to clarifying things.

[hibbydad]

That's fair mate, I do understand your point, and I also can see why it might be shrewd for clubs to take a more conciliatory approach towards the authorities.

My only fear is that we'll reach a situation in August where there is no absolutely logic whatsoever behind not having full crowds again in terms of Scotland's COVID figures (which like I say, should be virtually zero on the assumption the vaccine rollout continues as it has been), but because of the above approach being taken, we will have to barter with the authorities for so long just to get a gradually higher percentage of fans back in each week.

I just think that clubs should come out and say they expect a full return to pre-March 2020 stadiums as soon as it is viable/there is the same amount of risk involved in staging a capacity event at a football ground as there was prior to the pandemic.

In my view, the League Cup group stages would be the perfect time to 'trial' any return to fans in Scottish stadiums (granted we are not playing in them due to European involvement). But it should end after that providing the country's cases/hospitalisations/deaths are as low as we expect them to be, and football stadia - just like every other aspect of life - must return to normality.

I think my upset stems from the fact that no one, on any board, seems willing to put their head above the parapet and speak out about this. I just worry when you see statements such as 'no away fans next season' from those in the know at the club. I get that it's uncertain times and no one can know for certain but clubs getting the ball rolling on having these sorts of conversations in a public setting would surely go a long way to clarifying things.
Renewed x2

[lord bunberry]

That’s me renewed our 3 season tickets. Bring it on.

[B.H.F.C]

Someone said earlier that they were told that away fans are not expected to be allowed next season.

Hope that’s not the case. Did think we could be looking at season ticket holders only to start with, but you’d like to think away fans can get back in at some point.

[Brightside]

Some clues to the new kit colours in the Socials for this?

[Northernhibee]

That's fair mate, I do understand your point, and I also can see why it might be shrewd for clubs to take a more conciliatory approach towards the authorities.

My only fear is that we'll reach a situation in August where there is no absolutely logic whatsoever behind not having full crowds again in terms of Scotland's COVID figures (which like I say, should be virtually zero on the assumption the vaccine rollout continues as it has been), but because of the above approach being taken, we will have to barter with the authorities for so long just to get a gradually higher percentage of fans back in each week.

I just think that clubs should come out and say they expect a full return to pre-March 2020 stadiums as soon as it is viable/there is the same amount of risk involved in staging a capacity event at a football ground as there was prior to the pandemic.

In my view, the League Cup group stages would be the perfect time to 'trial' any return to fans in Scottish stadiums (granted we are not playing in them due to European involvement). But it should end after that providing the country's cases/hospitalisations/deaths are as low as we expect them to be, and football stadia - just like every other aspect of life - must return to normality.

I think my upset stems from the fact that no one, on any board, seems willing to put their head above the parapet and speak out about this. I just worry when you see statements such as 'no away fans next season' from those in the know at the club. I get that it's uncertain times and no one can know for certain but clubs getting the ball rolling on having these sorts of conversations in a public setting would surely go a long way to clarifying things.

Yeah, I like an away game - I live up in Tayside so any time Hibs are at Tannadice or McDiarmid Park it's an easy game to go to. Given that flu figures in the winter are expected to be higher than normal it may be prudent to use away ends to create a bit more space between home fans for one season, and when we get into 2022 then I'd imagine we may see away fans safely return too.

Truth be told, I think it's far more complex than any of us really know of, where Hibs will be thinking of peoples safety in and around Easter Road, the authorities need to extend their thought process to local bars, public transport and more. Pressure will be majorly on to get as many fans back as soon as possible when the new season starts from fans alone and that will take care of that, I think that the best Hibs can do is to get as many fans back in as soon as possible, ensure that all protocols and procedures are followed as to prove that we can be trusted to ensure fans safety and go from there.

On a personal level, just desperate to get back in and see Hibs in the flesh again.

[MrRobot]

So am I right in thinking the Direct Debit to Hibs is interest free ie £420 / 6 so 6 payments of £70 per month as opposed to the 11 instalment finance option you’ll pay interest on? Think I’ll go for the direct debit and get it paid off in about half the time

That’s the way i’ve viewed it and it definitely seems the better option.

[.Sean.]

That’s the way i’ve viewed it and it definitely seems the better option.
Renewed. Nice and easy, done and dusted in a couple minutes

[Col2]

Not to have a go at you (thanks for passing on that information) or indeed anyone from the club, but I do just find it astounding that clubs seem so willing to lie down and take all this even next season.

There should be absolutely no reason, none whatsoever, to not have full crowds in from the start of next season. Once Scotland has been fully vaccinated come July, as it will be, and cases will thus be near zero, whilst hospitalisations and deaths will be absolute zero, then there will be absolutely no case for not returning fully to pre-March 2020 life in every single aspect.

In my eyes, this includes going to the football and any other large events with no COVID restrictions in place. Why on earth, then, would we accept that away days are a thing of the past for next season? If someone had told you that 3 years ago you'd have looked at them like they had two heads. But somehow I am yet to see one club come out and fight against it, or even ponder the idea that we will be playing next season in front of full houses from the first matchday onwards. We just seem happy to take scraps, 50% capacity with us all having to wear masks like ****ing lemons would be 'good enough' for most boards, it's crazy.

I really do appreciate that there has been a pandemic going on, and I've understood why fans haven't been allowed in this season - even if I have missed going to the games sorely - but the overwhelming likelihood is that there will not be any coronavirus cases in this country come August, never mind folk dying from it.

I hope they're just underselling expectations, but even Sturgeon today was saying she expects 'much of normality' to return by July. Surely to **** that includes the ability to go on a train to Perth, Glasgow or Dundee and seeing Hibs play football again

Don’t disagree with anything you have said. Many people can’t see anything other than black or white when the reality is different shades of grey or risk.

My only point is when you say you are surprised the clubs are not demanding more from decision makers, I think they have been lobbying very hard but the reality is it’s not been seen as a priority (which I think is fair) but once the euros are done we should expect / demand significant movement.

I would expect going into start of the season ER to be able to support a minimum 5k but hopefully at least 8k some of whom will be away fans I think. Even if small numbers.

[Hillsidehibby]

Tried to login to my account. Not recognising any of my email addresses.
Anyone else having this issue?
Would never had happened in Petrie’s time

[.Sean.]

Tried to login to my account. Not recognising any of my email addresses.
Anyone else having this issue?
Would never had happened in Petrie’s time
Did you re register with the new system?

[SHODAN]

Hope that’s not the case. Did think we could be looking at season ticket holders only to start with, but you’d like to think away fans can get back in at some point.

On the plus side, no Rangers fans at ER next season. Hallelujah!

[Hillsidehibby]

Did you re register with the new system?
I must admit I didn’t. But trying to and it’s not letting me go past login. I’ll probably need to phone

[JXM73]

I must admit I didn’t. But trying to and it’s not letting me go past login. I’ll probably need to phone

Me too, still get into hibs pass fine... anyone got a number to call?

[Juniper Greens]

Renewed using the DD option. Appears to be the exact setup that the SRU were using this morning. Very very easy, rather than all the credit checks with Zebra or V12.
Glad Hibs have made this option available although I appreciate for some that spreading over 6 months isn't as handy as spreading over 11.
I think the club have made an effort to do the best they can with this, money off at pie stands, kit launches, training sessions all much appreciated.

I just can't wait to get back!

[Danderhall Hibs]

Does the interest free direct debit option help you out?
Payable in 6 installment. A well done to Hibs on that.

No - I’d be about £180pm on the 6 months.

Good option for those with only 1 ticket though or even 1 plus a kid.

[Juniper Greens]

I must admit I didn’t. But trying to and it’s not letting me go past login. I’ll probably need to phone

Need to do "create account"
Itll then suggest your old client reference is linked after you have confirmed email address.
Had to do the same thing today

[winnipeg jets]

Done

[Nakedmanoncrack]

All done, fortunate enough to be able to go straight on & renew, though understand a lot of people will hang fire on renewing.

[JXM73]

Me too, still get into hibs pass fine... anyone got a number to call?

Ok, sent a web message to ticket office, reply almost instantly about following single sign on.. re registered and renewed.... lesson: sometimes dont assume its all spam.

[BobMilne]

I’ve renewed. Don’t see the point in gold silver and bronze tickets and a shame you don’t get a discount at the club shop.....just the kiosk

[hibbysam]

That's really only an opinion, not a fact.

We will see if it goes on into next year how many tow the line. The slower it goes the less likely people are to stick with the rules and it’ll eventually become a free for all. Folk are already fed up.

[King Cosell]

Not to have a go at you (thanks for passing on that information) or indeed anyone from the club, but I do just find it astounding that clubs seem so willing to lie down and take all this even next season.

There should be absolutely no reason, none whatsoever, to not have full crowds in from the start of next season. Once Scotland has been fully vaccinated come July, as it will be, and cases will thus be near zero, whilst hospitalisations and deaths will be absolute zero, then there will be absolutely no case for not returning fully to pre-March 2020 life in every single aspect.

In my eyes, this includes going to the football and any other large events with no COVID restrictions in place. Why on earth, then, would we accept that away days are a thing of the past for next season? If someone had told you that 3 years ago you'd have looked at them like they had two heads. But somehow I am yet to see one club come out and fight against it, or even ponder the idea that we will be playing next season in front of full houses from the first matchday onwards. We just seem happy to take scraps, 50% capacity with us all having to wear masks like ****ing lemons would be 'good enough' for most boards, it's crazy.

I really do appreciate that there has been a pandemic going on, and I've understood why fans haven't been allowed in this season - even if I have missed going to the games sorely - but the overwhelming likelihood is that there will not be any coronavirus cases in this country come August, never mind folk dying from it.

I hope they're just underselling expectations, but even Sturgeon today was saying she expects 'much of normality' to return by July. Surely to **** that includes the ability to go on a train to Perth, Glasgow or Dundee and seeing Hibs play football again

I'm King Arthur, and I endorse this message.

[Hillsidehibby]

Need to do "create account"
Itll then suggest your old client reference is linked after you have confirmed email address.
Had to do the same thing today
Nice one. Cheers

[Ringothedog]

Season purchased 🇳🇬

[7-Zip_Mike]

£34 arrangement fee with V12 scheme?

[Billy Whizz]

£34 arrangement fee with V12 scheme?

What is it for a kid

[CMurdoch]

No - I’d be about £180pm on the 6 months.

Good option for those with only 1 ticket though or even 1 plus a kid.

That is a lot of cash right enough.
£6 a day for 6 months.
It fair adds up.

[Andy74]

Not yet - they’ll give 1 weeks notice when they decide.

£34 interest per adult ticket. Kind of blows the tenner that was suggested out of the water. And it’s all due on the 1st payment as well so not even £3pm as others said it would be.

Think the £10 figure was someone who suggested the club had told them that was how much on average it cost them to cover the interest. I'd only repeated it later as an example.

Looks like £34 arrangement and then £34 interest as well? An expensive way to do if it can be at all avoided. Card and then transfer to a 0% for example.

The thing with the interest charge is that it is something Hibs will have to review each year. Rates change, appetite from lenders change etc. If this is the rate then I can see why Hibs have decided not to pay it and instead tried to offer direct debit options. If they had just covered it again more people would have used it again. This way they are encouraging more to the direct debit, albeit not all will be comfortable with the higher monthly payment over a shorter time.

[Ardenttwo]

Renewed. Nice and easy, done and dusted in a couple minutes

Wish it was so easy for me. I have been trying to renew and keep getting the message that my e-mail address is not recognised even though I got an e-mail from the club with the ST information to the same e-mail address they say the do not recognise.

[danhibees1875]

Think the £10 figure was someone who suggested the club had told them that was how much on average it cost them to cover the interest. I'd only repeated it later as an example.

Looks like £34 arrangement and then £34 interest as well? An expensive way to do if it can be at all avoided. Card and then transfer to a 0% for example.

The thing with the interest charge is that it is something Hibs will have to review each year. Rates change, appetite from lenders change etc. If this is the rate then I can see why Hibs have decided not to pay it and instead tried to offer direct debit options. If they had just covered it again more people would have used it again. This way they are encouraging more to the direct debit, albeit not all will be comfortable with the higher monthly payment over a shorter time.

That does seem expensive if it's £34 arrangement and another £34 in interest. Someone said you had to pay the interest up front so maybe it is just one of those that needs paid and it's being double counted?

If it's not then at least the £34 arrangement should be per grouping and not per individual ST. Expensive regardless especially to smooth it over 10 months instead of a, free, option to smooth over 6.

[JXM73]

Wish it was so easy for me. I have been trying to renew and keep getting the message that my e-mail address is not recognised even though I got an e-mail from the club with the ST information to the same e-mail address they say the do not recognise.

Did you re register to create new single sign on?

[Mon Dieu4]

That's 8 of us now all renewed today, I didn't expect us all to do it if I'm being honest, might be more folk than I thought would sign up this year, good news

[Andy74]

That does seem expensive if it's £34 arrangement and another £34 in interest. Someone said you had to pay the interest up front so maybe it is just one of those that needs paid and it's being double counted?

If it's not then at least the £34 arrangement should be per grouping and not per individual ST. Expensive regardless especially to smooth it over 10 months instead of a, free, option to smooth over 6.
Might be double counted. Wasn’t clear to me anyway on the info.

Edit: Now seen the bit on the website - looks like just the £34 which covers the interest.

[Keith_M]

No - I’d be about £180pm on the 6 months.

Good option for those with only 1 ticket though or even 1 plus a kid.



That is a lot, mate. I can see why you wouldn't choose that option.

Money is tight for a lot of people and I can totally understand why some people might decide not to renew, or even be a bit miffed about having to pay a bit more with the interest payments on top.

[Johnny_Leith]

Purchased my first two season tickets in about 10 years now that circumstances allow, really looking forward to getting to ER regularly!

[staunchhibby]

Just renewed mines

[NthCarolinaHibs]

Mines renewed 🇳🇬💚🇳🇬

[Pilrig_Sauzee]

Renewed. Fans showed up and bought this season, and the club has turned up and given us something in return. Hoping for more next season so never in doubt for me.

[Danderhall Hibs]

Think the £10 figure was someone who suggested the club had told them that was how much on average it cost them to cover the interest. I'd only repeated it later as an example.

Looks like £34 arrangement and then £34 interest as well? An expensive way to do if it can be at all avoided. Card and then transfer to a 0% for example.

The thing with the interest charge is that it is something Hibs will have to review each year. Rates change, appetite from lenders change etc. If this is the rate then I can see why Hibs have decided not to pay it and instead tried to offer direct debit options. If they had just covered it again more people would have used it again. This way they are encouraging more to the direct debit, albeit not all will be comfortable with the higher monthly payment over a shorter time.

It’s “only” charged once but it’s all due on the first payment so assuming I’d be £100 of interest my first payment would be £190 followed by 9 payments of £90.

Stinger up front.

[Sas_The_Hibby]

It's maybe just me, and I apologise if it's been covered elsewhere, but I'm not seeing anything on the website about time limits for renewing by, arrangements for changing seats, e.g. to sit with others, at a later date and so on.

Are all non ST seats up for grabs now? - presumably non-renewed ST seats have to be released at some point. I realise these are not normal times but usually there's a lot more information about the process.

Anyone out amongst you seeing what I'm clearly missing?

[Danderhall Hibs]

That is a lot, mate. I can see why you wouldn't choose that option.

Money is tight for a lot of people and I can totally understand why some people might decide not to renew, or even be a bit miffed about having to pay a bit more with the interest payments on top.

It is. Hard to justify- especially as we keep hearing “in these unprecedented times”.

I wonder why the club can offer a 6 month direct debit plan but not a 10 month plan?

[Danderhall Hibs]

It's maybe just me, and I apologise if it's been covered elsewhere, but I'm not seeing anything on the website about time limits for renewing by, arrangements for changing seats, e.g. to sit with others, at a later date and so on.

Are all non ST seats up for grabs now? - presumably non-renewed ST seats have to be released at some point. I realise these are not normal times but usually there's a lot more information about the process.

Anyone out amongst you seeing what I'm clearly missing?

I think it’s TBC. Early bird is available until they say so (with 1 weeks notice) as well.

If you want to move seats there’s a note in there - says to let them know approx where you want to sit.

[WhileTheChief..]

I want to move seats potentially, I wonder what the date for this will be, they usually tell us?

Seat Release Deadline: This date will be announced to supporters in due course. As above we will give one weeks notice of the deadline.
If you are an existing season ticket holder and would like to try and relocate your seat in the same price category i.e. gold, silver or bronze as your existing seat then please purchase your existing seat as normal and get in touch with the Ticket Office prior to the seat release deadline via [email protected] advising the team of your client reference and if it is possible, where you would like to relocate to.
If you wish to move to a different price category i.e. from bronze to silver, from your current seat then please contact the ticket office on [email protected] in advance of your purchase and we can see what seats are available and then we can then change your offer before you purchase. This is essential if you intend to use the V12 finance option.
When seats are released, we will freeze the seats for a period of time and allow any possible existing season ticket holder relocations to take place.
There are no guarantees we will be able to relocate you to where you would like to sit, but we will do our very best to accommodate as many requests as we can before season tickets go on general sale.

[Billy Whizz]

The 2 lads I take, both 13, their parents always renew with the payment plan
Their season ticket is £160, can anyone confirm that it’s £34 on top of that!
That’s quite a lot for a 13 year old

[Danderhall Hibs]

The 2 lads I take, both 13, their parents always renew with the payment plan
Their season ticket is £160, can anyone confirm that it’s £34 on top of that!
That’s quite a lot for a 13 year old

I doubt it - it’ll be calculated as a % of the spend.

£34 is on a £420 “loan” so £160 will be less than half - probably about £13 each (rough calcs).

[kaimendhibs]

Renewed

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[Billy Whizz]

I doubt it - it’ll be calculated as a % of the spend.

£34 is on a £420 “loan” so £160 will be less than half - probably about £13 each (rough calcs).

Ok thanks, not so bad

[Sas_The_Hibby]

I think it’s TBC. Early bird is available until they say so (with 1 weeks notice) as well.

If you want to move seats there’s a note in there - says to let them know approx where you want to sit.

Thanks for this, DH

[Ronniekirk]

That's fair mate, I do understand your point, and I also can see why it might be shrewd for clubs to take a more conciliatory approach towards the authorities.

My only fear is that we'll reach a situation in August where there is no absolutely logic whatsoever behind not having full crowds again in terms of Scotland's COVID figures (which like I say, should be virtually zero on the assumption the vaccine rollout continues as it has been), but because of the above approach being taken, we will have to barter with the authorities for so long just to get a gradually higher percentage of fans back in each week.

I just think that clubs should come out and say they expect a full return to pre-March 2020 stadiums as soon as it is viable/there is the same amount of risk involved in staging a capacity event at a football ground as there was prior to the pandemic.

In my view, the League Cup group stages would be the perfect time to 'trial' any return to fans in Scottish stadiums (granted we are not playing in them due to European involvement). But it should end after that providing the country's cases/hospitalisations/deaths are as low as we expect them to be, and football stadia - just like every other aspect of life - must return to normality.

I think my upset stems from the fact that no one, on any board, seems willing to put their head above the parapet and speak out about this. I just worry when you see statements such as 'no away fans next season' from those in the know at the club. I get that it's uncertain times and no one can know for certain but clubs getting the ball rolling on having these sorts of conversations in a public setting would surely go a long way to clarifying things.

I would think behind the scenes clubs will be pushing ,but they at this stage they have agreed not to do so publicly
Remember Leanne was on the committee set up to work with the Goverment on proposals to get fans back
I am assuming given Jason Leitch keeps mentioning he speaks to clubs something is still going that keeps lines of communication open
All the uttering s come from Goverment now seems to indicate they have no intention of having another major lockdown so it has to now be about how we learn to live with the virus and safely mitigate so deaths remain low But more people have probably been dying in the last month or so as a result of lockdown measures not Covid There is a balance that needs to be struck


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[CockneyRebel]

We will see if it goes on into next year how many tow the line. The slower it goes the less likely people are to stick with the rules and it’ll eventually become a free for all. Folk are already fed up.


Still not an excuse for anarchy. :greengrin

[HH81]

I read on twitter on renewal season tickets get access to the games on Hibs TV.

New season ticket holders do not.

Any truth in this?

[Oscar T Grouch]

I must admit I didn’t. But trying to and it’s not letting me go past login. I’ll probably need to phone

Here is the vid about the single sign on, easy enough to follow and you should get access straight away.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62E845VvyF8

[Hibby Gav]

Fortunate to be able to do so....so 2 done here.....first time I've been able to for a while...


ggtth

[Peevemor]

I read on twitter on renewal season tickets get access to the games on Hibs TV.

New season ticket holders do not.

Any truth in this?

No - all ST holders get access to Hibs TV.



https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/tickets-hospitality/season-tickets/season-ticket-holder-benefits

[lord bunberry]

Wish it was so easy for me. I have been trying to renew and keep getting the message that my e-mail address is not recognised even though I got an e-mail from the club with the ST information to the same e-mail address they say the do not recognise.
I was exactly the same, I had to re register and when I was buying it linked to my old client reference number. Seems a bit silly when they had literally sent me an email 5 minutes before. I got there in the end though.

[HH81]

No - all ST holders get access to Hibs TV.



https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/tickets-hospitality/season-tickets/season-ticket-holder-benefits

The 2nd table which is new season ticket holders does not show free access to Hibs TV? That's why I asked.

[Danderhall Hibs]

I read on twitter on renewal season tickets get access to the games on Hibs TV.

New season ticket holders do not.

Any truth in this?

It does read like that - also don’t get into the ballot for European tickets or the open training session.

But they do get discounted domestic cup tickets that those renewing don’t get.

I must admit I though Twitter had it wrong but that’s definitely how they’ve laid it out.

[Peevemor]

The 2nd table which is new season ticket holders does not show free access to Hibs TV? That's why I asked.

You're right - I didn't look properly.

Seems a bit off to me - hopefully it's a mistake.

[lord bunberry]

I read on twitter on renewal season tickets get access to the games on Hibs TV.

New season ticket holders do not.

Any truth in this?
Hibs pass where the the games are shown is different from hibs tv. All season ticket holders will have access to hibs pass.

[CMurdoch]

The 2 lads I take, both 13, their parents always renew with the payment plan
Their season ticket is £160, can anyone confirm that it’s £34 on top of that!
That’s quite a lot for a 13 year old

If you tell the parents about the 6 payment direct debit option they might decide to go down that route to avoid the interest.

[Andy74]

Wish it was so easy for me. I have been trying to renew and keep getting the message that my e-mail address is not recognised even though I got an e-mail from the club with the ST information to the same e-mail address they say the do not recognise.

To be fair they will also have sent you several emails telling you how to get the single sign on sorted! I ignored them all too mind you.

[eaststandJJ]

Renewed but would like a confirmation email.

[Mon Dieu4]

Renewed but would like a confirmation email.

Mine was in my junk folder

[green day]

Hibs pass where the the games are shown is different from hibs tv. All season ticket holders will have access to hibs pass.

I read the thread on twitter where the guy was raging that "Hibs would take his money for a new ST but he wouldnt get to watch the matches live"

I appreciate some of our fans may not know the difference between Hibs Pass and Hibs tv, but do they really think Hibs would sell a new ST............during a pandemic where nobody gets in............and give them no way of seeing the football ?

Genuinely wonder how some people manage to get through normal life when I read some of the crap on twitter.................

[eaststandJJ]

Mine was in my junk folder
Thanks for letting me know. I hope I get one.

[eaststandJJ]

Mine was in my junk folder

Can confirm my email went to junk mail too. Same seat purchased. Right up top and at the back.

[HH81]

Hibs pass where the the games are shown is different from hibs tv. All season ticket holders will have access to hibs pass.

Ah right that makes more sense.

[Magpie]

Season ticket renewed 👍🏻

[Billy Whizz]

If you tell the parents about the 6 payment direct debit option they might decide to go down that route to avoid the interest.

Will do, thanks for the advice

[Hibby Gav]

Renewed but would like a confirmation email.

I didn't get one either mate...I logged into my account...looked at my history...clicked on the order and it gave me an option at the bottom to re-send the confirmation email, which I did and it arrived within a minute..
Hope this works..

ggtth

[Allant1981]

Are the gold, bronze and silver options for renewals only?

[lord bunberry]

I read the thread on twitter where the guy was raging that "Hibs would take his money for a new ST but he wouldnt get to watch the matches live"

I appreciate some of our fans may not know the difference between Hibs Pass and Hibs tv, but do they really think Hibs would sell a new ST............during a pandemic where nobody gets in............and give them no way of seeing the football ?

Genuinely wonder how some people manage to get through normal life when I read some of the crap on twitter.................
Twitter is even more mental than here at times.

[weecounty hibby]

Maybe its just me being stupid but my email says log into your season ticket account and under the my account tab my seat details will be there. When I go in its not giving me any details of my existing seats. Anyone help?

[wookie70]

I stupidly clicked instalment plan instead of direct debit. Is there a way, without contacting the ticket office to change now or do I just bite the bullet and pay extra.

[Andy74]

Maybe its just me being stupid but my email says log into your season ticket account and under the my account tab my seat details will be there. When I go in its not giving me any details of my existing seats. Anyone help?

Sure you are logged in? I logged in - then went to see ticket details, there was nothing, but noticed the log in option was back. Once I logged in the second time it worked.

[Billy Whizz]

Maybe its just me being stupid but my email says log into your season ticket account and under the my account tab my seat details will be there. When I go in its not giving me any details of my existing seats. Anyone help?

It should sit under notifications, after you log in
Are you on the new site

[wookie70]

Maybe its just me being stupid but my email says log into your season ticket account and under the my account tab my seat details will be there. When I go in its not giving me any details of my existing seats. Anyone help?

I had to link my account to my client reference. It is a hassle when these changes come in but to be fair once I linked the new account with my client ref it all worked well

[tamig]

That’s me renewed! Got in early!

Snap.

[Ardenttwo]

Did you re register to create new single sign on?

Yes got it fixed thanks. I e-mailed the ticket office and they put me on the right track I.e opening a new account so that’s me sorted. West Upper same as last few years

[whiskyhibby]

Renewed mine, hopefully we can get inside the stadium soon

[weecounty hibby]

Sure you are logged in? I logged in - then went to see ticket details, there was nothing, but noticed the log in option was back. Once I logged in the second time it worked.

Yeah definitely signed in. Says Hello Scott

[weecounty hibby]

It should sit under notifications, after you log in
Are you on the new site

Saying 0 notifications

[weecounty hibby]

I had to link my account to my client reference. It is a hassle when these changes come in but to be fair once I linked the new account with my client ref it all worked well

My profile is saying memberships none. I'm sure it should say season ticket. It has my client reference showing so not sure what's going on.
Apologies for all the replies, can't multiquote. Probably need to phone the TO tomorrow

[Billy Whizz]

My profile is saying memberships none. I'm sure it should say season ticket. It has my client reference showing so not sure what's going on.
Apologies for all the replies, can't multiquote. Probably need to phone the TO tomorrow

Or email [email protected]

[weecounty hibby]

Or email [email protected]

👍

[brianmc]

Renewed via DD plan. Had to click the validate button a few times before it was processed but other than that all good.

[Juice-Terry]

Renewed. GGTTH!

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[hibbysam]

Delighted to have renewed. The club piss me off time and time again, get pumped at daft times, don’t follow through with every promise but I’d absolutely not want to be anywhere else than ER when the time allows. I’ll still moan like **** when I get handed Hamilton but miss out on Hearts and Celtic.

[tamig]

Not yet - they’ll give 1 weeks notice when they decide.

£34 interest per adult ticket. Kind of blows the tenner that was suggested out of the water. And it’s all due on the 1st payment as well so not even £3pm as others said it would be.

That's right. Anything to stick it up the fans eh?

[CockneyRebel]

I stupidly clicked instalment plan instead of direct debit. Is there a way, without contacting the ticket office to change now or do I just bite the bullet and pay extra.[/QUOTE]


I did something similar and clicked the Direct Debit by mistake as my bank card is a Visa debit card and I just went in too quick. I sent an email by selecting return on the confirmation of purchase email and I got an automatic reply that they would be in touch asap. From what I read on here they are usually pretty prompt in getting back. ([email protected])

[Oscar T Grouch]

That's mine bought, kinda excited at the prospect of getting back into watch some football. Can wait to get back to normal and travelling away to see Hibs too, you don't realise how big a part of your life and your mental wellbeing it is until it is taken away from you.

[Danderhall Hibs]

That's right. Anything to stick it up the fans eh?

I think you’re being a bit harsh - at least they’re being up front on it and giving everyone a 1 week notice.

[wookie70]

I did something similar and clicked the Direct Debit by mistake as my bank card is a Visa debit card and I just went in too quick. I sent an email by selecting return on the confirmation of purchase email and I got an automatic reply that they would be in touch asap. From what I read on here they are usually pretty prompt in getting back. ([email protected])

Cheers I have emailed them. The comms have been shocking imo on this years ST. The options for finance should have been made clear stressing what options were interest free and how you access those options

[Allant1981]

I did something similar and clicked the Direct Debit by mistake as my bank card is a Visa debit card and I just went in too quick. I sent an email by selecting return on the confirmation of purchase email and I got an automatic reply that they would be in touch asap. From what I read on here they are usually pretty prompt in getting back. ([email protected])

Cheers I have emailed them. The comms have been shocking imo on this years ST. The options for finance should have been made clear stressing what options were interest free and how you access those options[/QUOTE]

Sorry but disagree, the options were pretty straight forward and you get plenty chance to have a look at the different options before selecting what one you want

[Billy Whizz]

Just out of curiosity, how many fans do we think will get into each home game in August and September

[Danderhall Hibs]

Sorry but disagree, the options were pretty straight forward and you get plenty chance to have a look at the different options before selecting what one you want

As much as I disagree with the change in approach to the instalment plan the comms are fairly clear.

[green day]

I see that Hibs are offering some interest free payment options as well.

That's excellent news, always best to wait for the official announcement rather than using rumours to bash the club.

(And I know it's only over 6 months, but it's still interest free).

[Danderhall Hibs]

I see that Hibs are offering some interest free payment options as well.

That's excellent news, always best to wait for the official announcement rather than using rumours to bash the club.

(And I know it's only over 6 months, but it's still interest free).

It was included in the leaked comms last week. Good option for those buying 1 ticket or 1 plus a kid.

[Tully]

4 purchased nice and easy

[Blaster]

Just out of curiosity, how many fans do we think will get into each home game in August and September

My Optimistic view is between 6000 (early August) and 12000 by end of September

[wookie70]

Just out of curiosity, how many fans do we think will get into each home game in August and September

Hopefully everyone but I think the club could have done some work explaining how restricted attendances would be dealt with. Is it a draw, would you drop out the next draw if you were successful in the first, how would it work for family groups etc. I suspect they haven't as it would just make it more obvious that we are, for the third season running, paying for a season ticket that will not grant physical access to all the League games at ER. Makes no odds to me as I was always going to renew but the fans have really stood up and done their bit and the club need to make sure it lets fans know, as much as they can, what you are actually buying.

[wookie70]

As much as I disagree with the change in approach to the instalment plan the comms are fairly clear.

I must have missed the comms then. When were the instalment plan options explained. The no interest 6 month option definitely isn't during the process or the email I got telling me they were on sale today. Was there another email, I may have missed it as they often go straight to junk.

Here is what it says under direct debit option
By selecting Direct Debit, you authorise BPS re Hibernian Football Club to automatically debit your Bank/Building Society annually with the then current charge. By completing this instruction you are confirming that you are the Account Holder of the specified UK Bank/Building Society Account and that you are the only person required to authorise debits from this account. Otherwise, please call 0844 844 1875 or email [email protected] to request a paper application form and Direct Debit Instruction. Please validate your Direct Debit details to produce your Instruction to your Bank or Building Society. You must confirm that these details are correct before proceeding with your transaction.

[WhileTheChief..]

The email and the website say there are various finance options available.

When you click to renew you read them and select the one you want.

[SChibs]

Purchased, buzzing to eventually get back in

[hibbymac]

I doubt it - it’ll be calculated as a % of the spend.

£34 is on a £420 “loan” so £160 will be less than half - probably about £13 each (rough calcs).

It's not a percentage, it's an arrangement fee of £34.23, which is paid in your first month and not spread over the 10 instalments. Not clear from the website if that is per season ticket or per 10 monthly payments, ( ie 2,3 4 tickets on the one monthly payment .

Unless i'm missing something.

[wookie70]

The email and the website say there are various finance options available.

When you click to renew you read them and select the one you want.

It doesn't tell you the options during renewal for the 6 months. I presume that is direct debit. No figures are explained regarding term etc when you click on that option, you need that knowledge prior to applying. The only info actually suggests it may be a one off payment. I have now seen that there is details on the club website. It is set up like a website within a website with tabs for the various info. No links to the options for finance in the email or on the blurb on the site hence I missed it. Once you find the info it is well laid out but I didn't know about the interest free option and went straight from the email to renew my tickets.

Anyhows, I'm sure the ticket office will sort it out. They are usually excellent in dealing with the issues the club comms create

[Garymcl]

All we need now is a dot count :greengrin oh god I miss the simple things in life missing my footie so much :thumbsup:

[Danderhall Hibs]

I must have missed the comms then. When were the instalment plan options explained. The no interest 6 month option definitely isn't during the process or the email I got telling me they were on sale today. Was there another email, I may have missed it as they often go straight to junk.

Here is what it says under direct debit option
By selecting Direct Debit, you authorise BPS re Hibernian Football Club to automatically debit your Bank/Building Society annually with the then current charge. By completing this instruction you are confirming that you are the Account Holder of the specified UK Bank/Building Society Account and that you are the only person required to authorise debits from this account. Otherwise, please call 0844 844 1875 or email [email protected] to request a paper application form and Direct Debit Instruction. Please validate your Direct Debit details to produce your Instruction to your Bank or Building Society. You must confirm that these details are correct before proceeding with your transaction.

All here...

https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/tickets-hospitality/season-tickets/finance-options

[Danderhall Hibs]

It's not a percentage, it's an arrangement fee of £34.23, which is paid in your first month and not spread over the 10 instalments. Not clear from the website if that is per season ticket or per 10 monthly payments, ( ie 2,3 4 tickets on the one monthly payment .

Unless i'm missing something.

It’s interest which is calculated as a percentage of the “loan”. They’re calling the interest an arrangement fee and seem to be charging it all at once on top of the first payment. (As per the example they listed)

Although someone else is saying it’s been spread evenly over the 10 months on theirs - so who knows.

[Peevemor]

All we need now is a dot count :greengrin oh god I miss the simple things in life missing my footie so much [emoji106]They've just announced on Facebook that that's 1000 sold already.

Well done all!

https://www.facebook.com/HibernianFootballClubOfficial/videos/2947024738889240/

[wookie70]

All here...

https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/tickets-hospitality/season-tickets/finance-options

We may have to agree to disagree but as far as I am concerned the options should have been very clear and not needed me to navigate away from the email they sent to the main site, find the picture with the link to season tickets, click the link, read the blurb and notice the find more info link, click that link, click another link to season tickets for some reason, read another similar blurb and then luckily notice the tabs where the options and how to access them are actually quite well explained. All that could easily have been avoided by this
We have a number of finance options available for fans (https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/tickets-hospitality/season-tickets/finance-options)

I'm sorry but that is far from slick and options like finance, which will be very important in renewing for some fans, should be front and centre in the email asking you to renew.

[BoltonHibee]

1,000 sold on the first day is good going


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[Bishop Hibee]

I’ve renewed mine.

[WhileTheChief..]

We may have to agree to disagree but as far as I am concerned the options should have been very clear and not needed me to navigate away from the email they sent to the main site, find the picture with the link to season tickets, click the link, read the blurb and notice the find more info link, click that link, click another link to season tickets for some reason, read another similar blurb and then luckily notice the tabs where the options and how to access them are actually quite well explained. All that could easily have been avoided by this
We have a number of finance options available for fans (https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/tickets-hospitality/season-tickets/finance-options)

I'm sorry but that is far from slick and options like finance, which will be very important in renewing for some fans, should be front and centre in the email asking you to renew.

When I went to pay, I had the option for paying with card, direct debit or instalment plan.

I had to choose one. You must have had to do the same?

[Malthibby]

Renewed x 3. GG:flag:

[wookie70]

When I went to pay, I had the option for paying with card, direct debit or instalment plan.

I had to choose one. You must have had to do the same?

I looked at Direct debit and the blurb never said anything about 6 monthly payments. You would have needed to know that before choosing and as I went straight from renewal email using the buy now link I was unaware there was even a interest free option. I only found that out reading this thread later.

I'll leave it there as most look like they have navigate their way to their chosen option and had awareness of everything they were signing up for. I'll wait for the ticket office to get back to me and I am sure they will sort it out.

[berwickhibee]

Row AA seats 196 and 197 West Upper, is it section 13 or 14??😁

[SHODAN]

Do we usually sell 1,000 on the first day?

[O'Rourke3]

Row AA seats 196 and 197 West Upper, is it section 13 or 14??[emoji16]Probably 14. I'm in 158 at the start of 13

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[hibby6270]

It's not a percentage, it's an arrangement fee of £34.23, which is paid in your first month and not spread over the 10 instalments. Not clear from the website if that is per season ticket or per 10 monthly payments, ( ie 2,3 4 tickets on the one monthly payment .

Unless i'm missing something.

V12 did NOT charge an Admin Fee last year (2020). They also didn’t charge any interest.

If you look at the Representative Example for the V12 payments, it clearly says Annual Rate of Interest is 0%. As others have said, I’m oretty sure the £34 Admin Fee will be a one off payment on the amount borrowed, whether you but 1 ticket or 6 tickets. They might vary the Admin Fee or charge it per ticket but best way for anyone to confirm for definite how it works, would be to call the Ticket Office Advisors on the phone numbers given.

The fact there is a figure quoted of 20.38% interest is purely a legal requirement to show an APR (Annual Percentage Rate) to show how much the total amount payable, including the Admin Fee, is costing you.

However, I’ve been retired from banking for 5 years now and the way this works MIGHT have changed although I’m not aware of any such change.

The only “true” Zero% interest offering is the 6 month or 4 month option being offered by the club.
Plus of course if you pay the full amount up front in cash!! (That goes with out saying:greengrin)

[ahibby]

Renewed x 3. GG:flag:

Renewed at 5pm simples.

[berwickhibee]

Probably 14. I'm in 158 at the start of 13

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Thankyou👌

[Gerard]

Renewed my ST in the FF stand upper Ex

[Sir David Gray]

Just out of curiosity, how many fans do we think will get into each home game in August and September

At least 2,000.

[hibbymac]

V12 did NOT charge an Admin Fee last year (2020). They also didn’t charge any interest.

If you look at the Representative Example for the V12 payments, it clearly says Annual Rate of Interest is 0%. As others have said, I’m oretty sure the £34 Admin Fee will be a one off payment on the amount borrowed, whether you but 1 ticket or 6 tickets. They might vary the Admin Fee or charge it per ticket but best way for anyone to confirm for definite how it works, would be to call the Ticket Office Advisors on the phone numbers given.

The fact there is a figure quoted of 20.38% interest is purely a legal requirement to show an APR (Annual Percentage Rate) to show how much the total amount payable, including the Admin Fee, is costing you.

However, I’ve been retired from banking for 5 years now and the way this works MIGHT have changed although I’m not aware of any such change.

The only “true” Zero% interest offering is the 6 month or 4 month option being offered by the club.
Plus of course if you pay the full amount up front in cash!! (That goes with out saying:greengrin)

Ehhh, I think you'll find that is the point I was making .... it was Danderhall hibs that was saying it was "interest"

[mutley]

Renewed just now


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[Lago]

Well done to all the early renewers

[Stuart93]

Just renewed mines.

10 month payment plan, can’t quite push the boat out to £70 over the 6 months

Had to pay the £34 as soon as I signed the docs. £42 a month thereafter.

I’d imagine the £34 would apply to each ST bought (adult anyway)

[Glory Lurker]

Renewed earlier.

[berwickhibee]

Is the ticket office open??

Asking for my mum and dad who don't do online😁

[Danderhall Hibs]

Ehhh, I think you'll find that is the point I was making .... it was Danderhall hibs that was saying it was "interest"

It’s actually Hibs that said it - it’s on the official site.

I don’t know why they’re making it confusing.


V12 Finance (10-instalment):

Hibernian FC supporters will be offered our V12 finance option as with previous seasons however this season the supporter will be responsible for paying the interest on their season ticket purchase.

[Sir David Gray]

Is the ticket office open??

Asking for my mum and dad who don't do online😁

No.

[tamig]

Purchased my first two season tickets in about 10 years now that circumstances allow, really looking forward to getting to ER regularly!

I've already renewed but, as a matter of interest, were there plenty decent seats available for you to pick from?

[ahibby]

Is the ticket office open??

Asking for my mum and dad who don't do online😁

Still closed until further notice due to covid Try calling on Monday.

[berwickhibee]

Still closed until further notice due to covid Try calling on Monday.

Cheers

[Danderhall Hibs]

Has anyone bought multiple tickets using the 10 months plan? Can you let us know how much extra (interest or arrangement fee) you were charged?

[tetleycase]

I’ve renewed mine as well


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[Eyrie]

Took me some digging to find out when the early bird will finish but the answer is that there isn't an answer until they announce there is a week to go.

I'll renew just before that eventual deadline.

[H113EE5]

Really sorry for being thick but I'm unable to find a choice of payment options by DD. There's immediate payment by card, a Direct Debit (unknown instalments) and the Finance options. On the DD click, after confirming bank details, the page suggests that the full amount will be deducted. I'm a Senior and I wonder if a instalment by DD is not available!
Your guidance would be appreciated

[Danderhall Hibs]

Really sorry for being thick but I'm unable to find a choice of payment options by DD. There's immediate payment by card, a Direct Debit (unknown instalments) and the Finance options. On the DD click, after confirming bank details, the page suggests that the full amount will be deducted. I'm a Senior and I wonder if a instalment by DD is not available!
Your guidance would be appreciated

I think the direct debut option is 6 equal instalments from May to October (paid on 28th of the month).

[H113EE5]

I think the direct debut option is 6 equal instalments from May to October (paid on 28th of the month).

Thank you DH. Have I missed something, is this hidden in the Club's communication?

[hibee]

Thank you DH. Have I missed something, is this hidden in the Club's communication?

https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/tickets-hospitality/season-tickets/finance-options

[Danderhall Hibs]

Thank you DH. Have I missed something, is this hidden in the Club's communication?
No problem - it’s in here:
https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/tickets-hospitality/season-tickets/finance-options

Direct Debit (6-instalment):

This season we are introducing an interest free direct debit payment option with the club which will run during our renewal period. This payment option will initially be offered over 6 instalments and then 4 instalments depending on when you renew. The DD instalment is to be paid on the 28th of each month depending on the length of plan selected. Please note this payment option will only be available for a limited period of time.

6-instalments: Available until: 15.05.2021, first payment of 6 made on 28.05.2021 final payment 28.10.2021

4-instalments: Available until: 15.06.2021, first payment of 4 made of 28.06.2021, final payment 28.09.2021

[H113EE5]

Thank you very much. The power of Hibs.net!!!!!

[H113EE5]

Sorted and now renewed. Thanks again. :thumbsup::thumbsup:

[Brunswickbill]

Is there a problem with the eticketing site. It has rejected my renewal 3 times.

[Garymcl]

Our club is in a great place just now on and off the park great chance to get 3rd place (first time in a while) which will bring many European nights to Easter Road another great chance to get to another semi final (hopefully further) and firmly putting our wee team neighbours firmly in there place and in our shadow I plead with all fellow hibbys IF you can afford to purchase a season ticket please do so as this club really feels as though it could do something special with our continued fantastic backing let’s do this fellow hibbys thank you Ggtth

[wookie70]

Has anyone bought multiple tickets using the 10 months plan? Can you let us know how much extra (interest or arrangement fee) you were charged?

It was £42.79 for an adult and child totalling 20.57% charges which is daylight robbery in my view. Use this calculator to find out how much it will be - https://moneyfacts.co.uk/loans/loan-calculator/

[JohnMcM]

Renewed with fingers crossed I get to physically sit in my seat next season.

[Danderhall Hibs]

It was £42.79 for an adult and child totalling 20.57% charges which is daylight robbery in my view. Use this calculator to find out how much it will be - https://moneyfacts.co.uk/loans/loan-calculator/

It is. And did they charge you all of the £42.79 in month 1 or was it spread equally over the 10 months?

[wookie70]

It is. And did they charge you all of the £42.79 in month 1 or was it spread equally over the 10 months? I misread the agreement and it was fee payable when signing the agreement. I presume that means immediately and a month before your first direct debit or at the same time as you first direct debit if they take that immediately

[Dibben]

Another 2 here renewed!

[hibbymac]

It’s actually Hibs that said it - it’s on the official site.

I don’t know why they’re making it confusing.


V12 Finance (10-instalment):

Hibernian FC supporters will be offered our V12 finance option as with previous seasons however this season the supporter will be responsible for paying the interest on their season ticket purchase.

:aok: agree

[HairyMM]

Is there a problem with the eticketing site. It has rejected my renewal 3 times.
I had the very same problem. Tried to renew 2 tickets and now told I have exceeded the maximum attempts allowed. Will try again tomorrow. :confused:

[Stuart93]

I misread the agreement and it was fee payable when signing the agreement. I presume that means immediately and a month before your first direct debit or at the same time as you first direct debit if they take that immediately

Yea the agreement fee is immediate as soon as you sign the agreement