We can't do this as we'd then have to charge away fans the same price.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slim Shady
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We can't do this as we'd then have to charge away fans the same price.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slim Shady
Not sure this would apply if it was a double match ticket.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonny
I have absolutely no issue with Hibs doing cheap ticket initiatives during the season, but I kind of get it that folk would be a bit miffed if two huge games like the ones we are about to face were offered up at £10 a go for adults and £5 for kids.
As others have said, maybe do a two ticket deal that makes the tickets the same value as a ST would make them, which I don't think anybody would have an issue with.
On that note ..... If ( IF ) we were to make the Europa league or conference league group stage it will be interesting to see if Hibs do a package deal for our home games .... my guess is it's almost a certainty they would.
I don’t buy my season ticket as a money saver at all, it would actually be cheaper for me to pay for games individually given the games I miss for holidays, tv games moved etc etc. So I wouldn’t have a problem with a reduced package.Quote:
Originally Posted by NAE NOOKIE
Me as well mate. I rarely if ever miss a game, but even if I couldn't make them all I wouldn't ( and don't ) care what Hibs do with walk up ticket prices for some games. There's plenty of folk who simply cant afford to go to the fitba and if reducing prices for 4 or 5 games a season gives them the chance to go then I'm all for it ...... it's a long time ago now, but I still remember when I was in their position.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouse Hibee
Totally agree with that. More fans in the ground the betterQuote:
Originally Posted by NAE NOOKIE
Interesting figures. Add in the 3,500 seats in the South and it comes to c18,400 seats - are we really sure we have 2,000 hospitality seats - that seems a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by BS44
I thought the south held 3900
Capacity is no longer 20,421 as the front row was removed in both the FF and South stands a couple of years back as they did a lot of work on the pitch perimeter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Liberal Hibby
Add to that further seats were removed when the rail seats were installed and the East lost some seating as well when the additional disabled area went in last summer.
I would put Capacity around 20,100 currently.
The posh seats in the West stand (including the small area in the lower tier) amount to at least 1,300 and then you have the 300 or so in the FF upper section.
Used to but it lost its front row a couple of years back. Still more than 3,500 more like 3,800Quote:
Originally Posted by Gmack7
Dundee are charging £490 (Super Early Bird £430, Early Bird £460) :monkey1::monkey1::monkey1:
That's pretty expensive for Dens ParkQuote:
Originally Posted by King Cosell
Dundee Utd Upper £530 Lower £499Quote:
Originally Posted by King Cosell
Wonder where we are now with ticket sales ?
Anyone know the situation for Kicks for Kids tickets ?
3357 currently for sale. About 400 sold in the last 6 days.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenCastle
About 12k sold ?Quote:
Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens
Not had a season ticket since 16/17 but I think myself and 2 or 3 mates are gonna purchase one this Friday. We’ve really caught the bug again after being walks up during this amazing run.
Bring it on!
We’ve all had those ups and downs over the years. Welcome back.Quote:
Originally Posted by HendoDelivered
Mate of mine who didn’t renew last year has come crawling back!
I’ve told him he’s barred!
My brother never got one this season due to starting a new job, he and a mate have got one for the upcoming season. So that's 6 of us all together in the east
The buzz is back
Bought mine and the boys today only the second ST I’ve held in my life just been walk ups all my days, first was the opening of the famous five, was swithering on it for this year but things didn’t quite line up for me in timeQuote:
Originally Posted by HendoDelivered
That's pretty expensive for championship football:greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Pagan Hibernia
With the home stands holding approx 16,000 I doubt Hibs would exceed 14,000 for sale, even if the demand was there to do it. Especially when we can sell walk up tickets for Hearts and the Uglies at £30 a pop :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens
Your figure suggests we have sold 10,643. With 3 and a half months to go until the new season starts I think the club would be pretty disappointed not to reach at least 13,000.
I'd be surprised if we'd only sold 643 in the last 2 weeksQuote:
Originally Posted by NAE NOOKIE
I'm pretty sure Hibs would sell every seat to a season ticket holder if they could, bar the provisions we need to make for away supports in the south.Quote:
Originally Posted by NAE NOOKIE
It's probably our single biggest source of income.
People buy before the Early Bird deadline or leave it for a few weeks, very few will buy just after the deadline.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibernian Verse
Even allowing for that, the last 3 results must be getting people to buy.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Cosell
The Early Bird Deadline is the 2nd May, i'd think we'll shift a few more between now and then. There are also various payment plan deadlines coming up that will boost sales.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Cosell
we'll not be far off record sales for next season, if we don't break the record.
They definitely would. Walk ups would then be in the South standQuote:
Originally Posted by Since90+2
Agreed. Hibs would be absolutely delighted to have no walk ups available in the three home stands.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ringothedog