Derby tickets on sale now

[mvteng]

Derby tickets now on sale ✅

[hibsbollah]

A return to the Trainspotting marketing.

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[Green7]

Just purchased mine £35 East Stand. Not cheap so hope its money well worth spent!

[Nakedmanoncrack]

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Just purchased mine £35 East Stand. Not cheap so hope its money well worth spent!

It's a scandalous price to be honest.

[LunasBoots]

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Just purchased mine £35 East Stand. Not cheap so hope its money well worth spent!

Prices are just ridiculous considering the overall quality of these matches.

[sean]

It won't let me purchase them off the ticketing site! frustrating!

[IberianHibernian]

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It's a scandalous price to be honest.

Agree . Far too high a price . So will be the same for Celtic and Rangers I suppose and for Hibs fans at Tynecastle . If people haven`t bought a season ticket for financial reasons I doubt they`ll be rushing to pay 70 pounds for Hearts and Rangers matches in first month of league season . Extra incentive to buy ST I suppose . With high prices and festival visitors not able to buy tickets for security reasons , 2 matches which could have been sellouts will probably have a few thousand empty seats .

[yonder1875]

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Agree . Far too high a price . So will be the same for Celtic and Rangers I suppose and for Hibs fans at Tynecastle . If people haven`t bought a season ticket for financial reasons I doubt they`ll be rushing to pay 70 pounds for Hearts and Rangers matches in first month of league season . Extra incentive to buy ST I suppose . With high prices and festival visitors not able to buy tickets for security reasons , 2 matches which could have been sellouts will probably have a few thousand empty seats .

Absolutely crazy that football fan tourists won’t be able to go to this. Why are we so backwards with this? Been to many games in Europe as a tourist.

[andrew70]

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Absolutely crazy that football fan tourists won’t be able to go to this. Why are we so backwards with this? Been to many games in Europe as a tourist.

To be fair most grounds I’ve been to abroad wouldn’t ever be infiltrated by rabid Huns in the home end.

Recipe for disaster.

[King Cosell]

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Agree . Far too high a price . So will be the same for Celtic and Rangers I suppose and for Hibs fans at Tynecastle . If people haven`t bought a season ticket for financial reasons I doubt they`ll be rushing to pay 70 pounds for Hearts and Rangers matches in first month of league season . Extra incentive to buy ST I suppose . With high prices and festival visitors not able to buy tickets for security reasons , 2 matches which could have been sellouts will probably have a few thousand empty seats .

I've got a few old tickets here: St Johnstone away 1999 - £16, adjusted for inflation - £34. The tickets for Saturday's game are £24, so they're much cheaper.

Millennium derby - £18, adjusted for inflation - £38, so this season's derby tickets are slightly cheaper than they were 23 years ago.

[CB_NO3]

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I've got a few old tickets here: St Johnstone away 1999 - £16, adjusted for inflation - £34. The tickets for Saturday's game are £24, so they're much cheaper.

Millennium derby - £18, adjusted for inflation - £38, so this season's derby tickets are slightly cheaper than they were 23 years ago.

Wages don't match inflation so unsure the point your making?

[houstonhibbee]

In town for vacation so got mine - $33 west stand north end

[NthCarolinaHibs]

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In town for vacation so got mine - $33 west stand north end

Hope you enjoy your time 'home' and see a win for the Hibs 🇳🇬🇺🇸🇳🇬

[JimBHibees]

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Agree . Far too high a price . So will be the same for Celtic and Rangers I suppose and for Hibs fans at Tynecastle . If people haven`t bought a season ticket for financial reasons I doubt they`ll be rushing to pay 70 pounds for Hearts and Rangers matches in first month of league season . Extra incentive to buy ST I suppose . With high prices and festival visitors not able to buy tickets for security reasons , 2 matches which could have been sellouts will probably have a few thousand empty seats .

The league have absolutely done a number on us by having these as the first two home games. Ron highlighted it in the recent podcast we told the league about it and requested neither of these games and you have got to really query why the league deliberately did not agree to this reasonable request. For some reason we get the poor end of the stick. Will cost the club a few quid that decision. Absolutely pathetic.

[Phil MaGlass]

I dont know why the tickets cant be sold to tourists, in Holland you can show a passport at the ticket office or ID card. Whats the problem?

[Helensburghhibs]

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To be fair most grounds I’ve been to abroad wouldn’t ever be infiltrated by rabid Huns in the home end.

Recipe for disaster.

Unfortunately it doesn't stop this as its common place for most fans of the same arse to be on the databases of other clubs. They regularly struggle for away tickets so it is worth buying a 18 quid cat b game ticket to open up their options in the future

[Islington Hibs]

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Wages don't match inflation so unsure the point your making?

Since 1999 average wages have gone up massively more than inflation ( although not currently I accept) and wealth is stratospherically higher. As an example house prices in Edinburgh are probably 4x higher. I get not everyone has benefited but I don't think tickets are expensive relative to other stuff. The derby is a big game- Arsenal tickets can easily cost £100 for a big game and seasons now generally over £2k ( mad I know). There is a better atmosphere at ER than Highbury certainly for the big games. Look how much a rock concert is or a night at the opera.

Hibs tickets are pretty good value in my view. The issue is not the price more the quality of the product and the stale nature of Scottish football with the total dominance of just two teams….

[Juniper Greens]

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Wages don't match inflation so unsure the point your making?

I think you can see his point quite easily, as it's common to adjust prices for inflation to get the real cost now. However, using national average earnings from 2000 to 2010 and average weekly earnings from then to May 2022, £18 becomes £34.85. So on a purely statistical level, based on wages, football is pretty much bang on as affordable as it was in 2000.
As we know, the problem is some peoples pay has gone up more, and some less. And its typically the worse off in society that struggle with inflation.
Personally, I'd like to see hibs do more to help families who are worse off, but still want to support the club

[marinello59]

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The league have absolutely done a number on us by having these as the first two home games. Ron highlighted it in the recent podcast we told the league about it and requested neither of these games and you have got to really query why the league deliberately did not agree to this reasonable request. For some reason we get the poor end of the stick. Will cost the club a few quid that decision. Absolutely pathetic.

If we can’t sell out our first home league game of the season against Hearts then it’s more down to events at our own club and pricing levels than anything the league have done.

[jakeshibs]

Got mine and taking the wee man

GGTTH

[Antifa Hibs]

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Since 1999 average wages have gone up massively more than inflation ( although not currently I accept) and wealth is stratospherically higher. As an example house prices in Edinburgh are probably 4x higher. I get not everyone has benefited but I don't think tickets are expensive relative to other stuff. The derby is a big game- Arsenal tickets can easily cost £100 for a big game and seasons now generally over £2k ( mad I know). There is a better atmosphere at ER than Highbury certainly for the big games. Look how much a rock concert is or a night at the opera.

Hibs tickets are pretty good value in my view. The issue is not the price more the quality of the product and the stale nature of Scottish football with the total dominance of just two teams….

You can't possible be saying football is now more affordable because house prices have rocketed 4x higher in Edinburgh?


Affordability is subjective. Its down to the individual, some think £35 is nothing, others its a weeks worth of food. Pointless debating it.

Think the football is the biggest issue, Ross, Maloney and from what we've seen at Falkirk and Morton. Folk on the lower end of income can't see value for money so might patch it.

Can't see it selling out, 100% won't if we get beat on Saturday although hope i'm wrong.

[The Spaceman]

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It's a scandalous price to be honest.

Would have been £29 in 2010 based on inflation (and that’s not even 2022 factored in) - much of a muchness?

[ErinGoBraghHFC]

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A return to the Trainspotting marketing.

Gaun the HIVS spoon burner caravan dwellers

Mon the peg sellers/spoon burners/HIVs/Hobos/Hobbits/Hand Wringers/whatever other unimaginative or bordering on sectarian ***** they’d like to call us. Neilson is a greasy gimp and Craig Levein is a broon trousered gimp. ****in into these ********s, no prisoners no excuses. Mon the hibees.


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[Crunchie]

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The league have absolutely done a number on us by having these as the first two home games. Ron highlighted it in the recent podcast we told the league about it and requested neither of these games and you have got to really query why the league deliberately did not agree to this reasonable request. For some reason we get the poor end of the stick. Will cost the club a few quid that decision. Absolutely pathetic.

I'm pretty sure the League don't have an agenda against us, it's all done by computer my friend.

[BoomtownHibees]

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I'm pretty sure the League don't have an agenda against us, it's all done by computer my friend.

It is done by computer however there are obviously ways and means of being able to avoid certain fixtures on certain days

[the_ginger_hibee]

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It is done by computer however there are obviously ways and means of being able to avoid certain fixtures on certain days

Didn't Hearts get every game moved to an away game for nearly 2 months, except the Rangers game to Murrayfield, when they were opening their new stand? We weren't asking for much, just a lower cat. game at home first so we could finish our hospitality suites.

[CapitalGreen]

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I'm pretty sure the League don't have an agenda against us, it's all done by computer my friend.

It’s not “all done by computer” at all. The League ensures certain fixtures occur during specific game weeks and certain teams are at home in specific weeks. It’s is 100% within the leagues capacity to ensure a team avoids any big fixtures early in the season if finishing off stadium works.

[nonshinyfinish]

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Didn't Hearts get every game moved to an away game, except the Rangers game to Murrayfield, when they were opening their new stand? We weren't asking for much, just a lower cat. game at home first so we could finish our hospitality suites.

They just got really lucky with the computer obviously.

[marinello59]

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Didn't Hearts get every game moved to an away game, except the Rangers game to Murrayfield, when they were opening their new stand? We weren't asking for much, just a lower cat. game at home first so we could finish our hospitality suites.

I’ll be honest, if any other club was asking to reschedule a big game because their hospitality suites weren’t ready I’d be ripping them mercilessly.
Bring the Hearts on, the sooner the better, I can’t wait to see us beat them.

[Crunchie]

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I’ll be honest, if any other club was asking to reschedule a big game because their hospitality suites weren’t ready I’d be ripping them mercilessly.
Bring the Hearts on, the sooner the better, I can’t wait to see us beat them.