Derby Ticket Query

[Glasgowhibby95]

Does anyone know when the tickets for the derby on the 27th of December go on sale? I had a look on the website but they don't appear to be available.

I'm an ST holder but a cousin of mine is over from the US for Christmas and is keen to attend, but isn't on the database, so I'm needing to get it for him.

Thanks in advance

[Power]

Good question. We usually start sales around 2 weeks before the match, if not a bit earlier if fixture allow. We have a number of games in December to manage ticketing fulfilments, especially away games. I expect these to be on sale end of week commencing 4th December or start of 11th.

[PHeffernan]

Does anyone know when the tickets for the derby on the 27th of December go on sale? I had a look on the website but they don't appear to be available.

I'm an ST holder but a cousin of mine is over from the US for Christmas and is keen to attend, but isn't on the database, so I'm needing to get it for him.

Thanks in advance

Be a good dude and just give him your season ticket.
You've been loads of times and can go next time :wink:

[.Sean.]

Good question. We usually start sales around 2 weeks before the match, if not a bit earlier if fixture allow. We have a number of games in December to manage ticketing fulfilments, especially away games. I expect these to be on sale end of week commencing 4th December or start of 11th.Thanks KP. My dad is over for Xmas and is dying to go, saved me needing to get in touch :aok:

[Power]

Tickets for the match will go on General Sale on Friday 1 December at 10am! 🎟

https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/article/ticket-info-hearts-h-1

[KWJ]

£32!!

Is that the most expensive general ticket we've ever had at Easter Road?

[JimBHibees]

£32!!

Is that the most expensive general ticket we've ever had at Easter Road?

Thought it was more last season. Kind of in line with other teams is it not. Biggest game of the season at home in Xmas hols

[JoeT]

I thought £27.50 at Livi was daylight robbery

[KWJ]

The Euro ticket prices shifted the goalposts on my expectations.

[Ringothedog]

£32!!

Is that the most expensive general ticket we've ever had at Easter Road?

It cost me £35 for Ibrox, £31 for Tynecastle and £33 for Parkhead. So we are charging pretty much what others charge us

[Saint Hibee]

I just got charged £36 for a standard adult ticket in the East stand for Hibs vs Aberdeen this Sunday. My jaw dropped.

[cabbageandribs1875]

I just got charged £36 for a standard adult ticket in the East stand for Hibs vs Aberdeen this Sunday. My jaw dropped.


£32 in the end sections, it's getting out of reach for more and more nowadays i would think

[SickBoy32]

I just got charged £36 for a standard adult ticket in the East stand for Hibs vs Aberdeen this Sunday. My jaw dropped.

That’s really poor IMO

Community club 😂

[Superfurry72]

I just got charged £36 for a standard adult ticket in the East stand for Hibs vs Aberdeen this Sunday. My jaw dropped.

£34 for me on Sunday. Absolutely ridiculous.

[nickwhibs]

That’s really poor IMO

Community club 😂

Agreed - above £30 is ridiculous. Should be £25 max for any game, and ideally not above £20 if at all possible.

[CB Hibs 68]

Ticket prices in Scotland are excessive in my view .The only mitigating reason is that the TV deal we have is so bad that ticketing is the main revenue stream hence the hefty prices .

[Renfrew_Hibby]

I just got charged £36 for a standard adult ticket in the East stand for Hibs vs Aberdeen this Sunday. My jaw dropped.

I know. I rocked up to the ticket site for the Aberdeen game expecting to be fleeced for maybe £32 but £36?

[Renfrew_Hibby]

I also noticed the other day that Celtic and Rangers had the highest ticket prices for away fans in the European competitions in the whole continent.

[KWJ]

I just got charged £36 for a standard adult ticket in the East stand for Hibs vs Aberdeen this Sunday. My jaw dropped.

:bitchy:

So that'll be the same for the derby with the £32 being those ones right at the sides of East and West.

I thought £32 was harsh enough to highlight and a jump £36 is a proper cash grab and slap to the fans.

[Broken Gnome]

Can't even begin to think the extra costs involved in staging a game at Easter Road compared to say five years ago. The squad outlay needs covered too.

It absolutely sucks and a tenner less across the adult tickets would be far more accurate in terms of what we're actually being offered, but I don't think we be expected to be an outlier at this time when it comes to Scottish ticket pricing.

[lyonhibs]

£32!!

Is that the most expensive general ticket we've ever had at Easter Road?

I remember paying that or even possibly more over 15 years ago to watch the Brian Kerr Derby at Tynecastle.

Cheap at the price by the full time whistle.

Absolute robbery of a pricing structure, but it's the same all over except for the odd "special deal" style match like our Halloween deal for the County game.

[Islington Hibs]

To be honest the New Years derby is the game of the season. £32 will sell out easily and is better value than day £25 for a run of the mill game.

It’s nuts I agree but Arsenal regularly charge over £100 for home games, a west end musical might cost £80-160 and the Royal Opera House is now £250 or even more!

I clearly would prefer it was less obviously but even if it was £50 I think for a big game they would get away with it.

[EastStandGates]

To be honest the New Years derby is the game of the season. £32 will sell out easily and is better value than day £25 for a run of the mill game.

It’s nuts I agree but Arsenal regularly charge over £100 for home games, a west end musical might cost £80-160 and the Royal Opera House is now £250 or even more!

I clearly would prefer it was less obviously but even if it was £50 I think for a big game they would get away with it.

Pointless comparing to arsenal. City of 10m people, loaded, global fan base.

Fairer comparison would be to Sheff Wed and I noticed their Trust complaining about ticket prices. £38 for a runoff the mill game, no students, concessions being 20 quid odd. Compared to that the Edinburgh derby seems good value for money (even though on the face of it, it's still expensive).

[Wheat Hound]

Tickets now on sale. Really limited availability in the east already with just single seats for the most part. Hopefully we sell ER out

[HH81]

44 quid is the most expensive in the ground!

Crazy but funds are needed.

[Hibby70]

Think this will sell out today

[Superfurry72]

I couldn't get seats together in the part of the West I normally sit. It will sell out very quickly I reckon.

[JeMeSouviens]

Only 394 left for sale.

[JimBHibees]

Think this will sell out today

Think so

[itslegaltender]

got 5 just now down front of FF.

apart from a couple of rows in FF only tickets left with seats together now looking like end of the West next to South Stand. All the rest are single seats.

[itslegaltender]

got 5 just now down front of FF.

apart from a couple of rows in FF only tickets left with seats together now looking like end of the West next to South Stand. All the rest are single seats.


192 now left (very proud i have achieved my first dot count).

[ChuckNor]

There were very few left when I went on there. Was due to be going with a mate but going to have to sit a row apart

[Steven79]

There were very few left when I went on there. Was due to be going with a mate but going to have to sit a row apartJust do a block 7 and force other people out of their seats and sit together...

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[Juice-Terry]

99.

[scottish_sleepy]

68

[GreenCastle]

Less than 50 left - assume they will do the seat release to make sure every seat is taken on the night.

[CallumLaidlaw]

To be honest the New Years derby is the game of the season. £32 will sell out easily and is better value than day £25 for a run of the mill game.

It’s nuts I agree but Arsenal regularly charge over £100 for home games, a west end musical might cost £80-160 and the Royal Opera House is now £250 or even more!

I clearly would prefer it was less obviously but even if it was £50 I think for a big game they would get away with it.

Yep. Concert tickets have went from £50 to £150 on the last few years. Prices for Hibs haven’t gone up by the same trajectory thankfully but with all the costs of fuel, electricity, everything in fact, it must be almost impossible to keep ticket prices low when it’s our main source of income.


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[tamig]

That’s really poor IMO

Community club 😂

We are a community club. We’re also a business.

[Pete70]

5 left in the West.
26 in the FF

[Juice-Terry]

24 in total.

[JimBHibees]

That’s really poor IMO

Community club 😂

Course we are a community club.

[King Cosell]

I remember paying that or even possibly more over 15 years ago to watch the Brian Kerr Derby at Tynecastle.

Cheap at the price by the full time whistle.

Absolute robbery of a pricing structure, but it's the same all over except for the odd "special deal" style match like our Halloween deal for the County game.

It's £31 at Tynecastle now so it couldn't possibly have been more 15 years ago.

[CallumLaidlaw]

It's £31 at Tynecastle now so it couldn't possibly have been more 15 years ago.

It was £35 at tynecastle for a while under Romanov.


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[oneone73]

It's £31 at Tynecastle now so it couldn't possibly have been more 15 years ago.

I'm sure the Brian Kerr derby was £33.

[King Cosell]

It was £35 at tynecastle for a while under Romanov.


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Wow, I didn't know that. Stand corrected. Was never there during The Regime.

[Onceinawhile]

I'm sure the Brian Kerr derby was £33.

I'm sure I was £37 for that game.

I was in the "top tier"

[King Cosell]

I'm sure I was £37 for that game.

I was in the "top tier"

Aug 2007, adjusted for inflation that's £59.72. Imagine the uproar if they asked for 60 quid next season.

[hibee-boys]

My first ever dot count…….1

[King Cosell]

My first ever dot count…….1

My first: Sold out!

[gbhibby]

1 left FF lower

[Paulie Walnuts]

I'm sure I was £37 for that game.

I was in the "top tier"

Don’t remember that but remember £33. In my head I was upper tier that game but I definitely couldn’t say with any certainty.

Either way, prices have just about stayed acceptable imo.

[hibee-boys]

Sold out….hopefully the club open up the scheme where season ticket holders can sell their seats if they’re not able to make it.

[EastStandGates]

Aug 2007, adjusted for inflation that's £59.72. Imagine the uproar if they asked for 60 quid next season.

I don't think it was £37, think it was £33 for the Monday night Kerr game.

Both outliers in Derby ticket pricing, us charging Hearts £24 in 2001, and Hearts charging us £33 in 2007 were before the financial crash of the late 2000's, so maybe ticket prices meant slightly less due to having increased spending power?

There's not a chance I'd pay the Kerr game with inflation now, which would be £53. The 6-2 game ticket price with inflation of £43 I could probably pay through gritted teeth.



Sold out….hopefully the club open up the scheme where season ticket holders can sell their seats if they’re not able to make it.

Its essentially free money for the club so i'm sure they will. Would be daft not to.

[JimBHibees]

Sold out….hopefully the club open up the scheme where season ticket holders can sell their seats if they’re not able to make it.

Yes no doubt they will. Got to assume a few folk will be away at that time of the year.

[Chuck Rhoades]

Surely club get ticket exchange open on Monday (or before)?

[Itsnoteasy]

It's £31 at Tynecastle now so it couldn't possibly have been more 15 years ago.

Pantomine season

Oh yes it was

[McD]

I don't think it was £37, think it was £33 for the Monday night Kerr game.

Both outliers in Derby ticket pricing, us charging Hearts £24 in 2001, and Hearts charging us £33 in 2007 were before the financial crash of the late 2000's, so maybe ticket prices meant slightly less due to having increased spending power?

There's not a chance I'd pay the Kerr game with inflation now, which would be £53. The 6-2 game ticket price with inflation of £43 I could probably pay through gritted teeth.




Its essentially free money for the club so i'm sure they will. Would be daft not to.



Would cheerfully pay the £43 if we knew we’d be getting that kind of result :greengrin

[LewysGot2]

It's £31 at Tynecastle now so it couldn't possibly have been more 15 years ago.

Absolutely was. Vlad had to make callydosh somehow :wink:

[KdyHby]

Season ticket sell back now available

[Power]

Ticket Exchange is now available for the Edinburgh Derby on Wednesday 27 December; kick-off at 8pm.
With match tickets already sold out, it means Ticket Exchange is now available – giving Season Ticket Holders who can’t attend the game the chance to release their seat and earn money off their 2024/25 Season Ticket.

These extra seats will then become available to purchase.

Supporters who wish to release their seat(s) should ensure they are logged into their online ticketing account. From here you should see a red dot in the top right-hand corner, when clicked, this should allow supporters to manage their ticket(s) and release where necessary.

A full guide on how to release your seat is in the club article here - https://www.hibernianfc.co.uk/article/edinburgh-derby-sold-out-ticket-exchange

Season Ticket Holders will receive 50% of the sale price if their seat is then sold, distributed as a credit to their Hibernian FC ticketing account. This credit can then be used against the cost of a 2024/25 Season Ticket

[lyonhibs]

I'm sure I was £37 for that game.

I was in the "top tier"

What a view you get from there, 11 rows up, north of the yawning chasm that divides the "upper" and "lower" tiers aka a walkway :faf:

I was right at the top centre, next to the Setanta (as it was then I think) microphone. What a day.

[KWJ]

I don't think it was £37, think it was £33 for the Monday night Kerr game.

Both outliers in Derby ticket pricing, us charging Hearts £24 in 2001, and Hearts charging us £33 in 2007 were before the financial crash of the late 2000's, so maybe ticket prices meant slightly less due to having increased spending power?

There's not a chance I'd pay the Kerr game with inflation now, which would be £53. The 6-2 game ticket price with inflation of £43 I could probably pay through gritted teeth.

Its essentially free money for the club so i'm sure they will. Would be daft not to.

Did we not charge them £30 in 2000 and that's apparently why there's bugger all of them there for the 6-2 game?

[Hibernian Verse]

That’s really poor IMO

Community club 😂

There's a difference between being a club in the community and a charity.

£32 to attend the Edinburgh Derby is hardly earth shattering, proven by the sell out.

[EastStandGates]

Did we not charge them £30 in 2000 and that's apparently why there's bugger all of them there for the 6-2 game?

£24

[SickBoy32]

There's a difference between being a club in the community and a charity.

£32 to attend the Edinburgh Derby is hardly earth shattering, proven by the sell out.

The post I was responding to was regarding a £36 ticket for the sheep at home. Awful pricing as evidenced by the thousands of empty seats, for one of our bigger home fixtures in the calendar. This was also our only home game in a near 7week period, so I’d hope the club will review this going forward to encourage more folk along (same goes for OF games too).

Xmas evening derby selling out, would be very concerned if it didn’t given that it’s our highest profile game of the league season.

I’m quite aware of what constitutes a charity - I just feel that the club has lost its community feel in recent years IMO. (Charging folk to have their bairns birthday message read out on the tannoy at ER , charging folk to allow their bairns to be mascots, only to then walk out with the Leith Lynx etc)

[Houston7]

Season ticket sell back now available

Just released 2 good seats in West Upper 13 : LL157 & LL158 as Grandson & I cannot make the Derby. Hope they go to good Hibees I.e. any Hibees! 💚

[Ringothedog]

The post I was responding to was regarding a £36 ticket for the sheep at home. Awful pricing as evidenced by the thousands of empty seats, for one of our bigger home fixtures in the calendar. This was also our only home game in a near 7week period, so I’d hope the club will review this going forward to encourage more folk along (same goes for OF games too).

Xmas evening derby selling out, would be very concerned if it didn’t given that it’s our highest profile game of the league season.

I’m quite aware of what constitutes a charity - I just feel that the club has lost its community feel in recent years IMO. (Charging folk to have their bairns birthday message read out on the tannoy at ER , charging folk to allow their bairns to be mascots, only to then walk out with the Leith Lynx etc)
The Hibernian community foundation does lots of work at the stadium throughout the week and is doing 500 people on Christmas Day. That is hardly a club who are losing their community feel. This sort of thing gets raised regularly. The club has to increase income to keep us progressing, the community part of the club is doing loads of great work. The HCF website highlights what they do. While I don’t agree with some of our pricing for our tickets I can’t think of any other way we can increase our income. We don’t have a rich sugar daddy who will subsidise us like our friends across the city

[Renfrew_Hibby]

Cheers to whoever released their seat in the FF upper a wee while ago.

[Jay]

Just stuck one seat in the front row of the west lower (row B) about the half way line on the exchange