I heard something the other day suggesting the away ticket subsidy will come to an end. I know it was for a set time. (3 years I think, renewed 3 years ago)
I watched the Frankfurt atmosphere v West ham, of course they have standing terraces, but their STs are £150.
I do exactly the same, more than likely I will renew but I will make them wait for the money until the last minute - done it that way for years now.
That's when a 50k stadium comes in, the real Wolves would be back then. We are being gentrified and losing our future fan base with the penny pinching.
Renew then relocate, usually a widow to relocate before STs go to general sale.
I did this last year, you renew your current seat then there is a window for moving seats before any remaining season tickets are sold to the waiting list.
Does it have to be a widow?
Think you renew your current seat then you have a window to change your seat before they go on sale to those on waiting list …. Then they give you a refund if you move to a cheaper seat …. I presume you want to move from Steve Bull/Billy Wright to North/South Bank … and I think there’ll be many looking to do that (myself included)
I think the cut off is 31st July, so Yr daughter falls into higher bracket
If correct then still 17 at 31st July so presumably nlower bracket.
Do you know if there are any limits imposed on number of games sold back? I know I'll not be able to make night games which will seriously cut into the games I can make. Thanks.
Sorry didn't explain myself very well, she is 18 In the new season so think she pays the increase,
So at what point does it have a bearing?
Still u17 at the start of 1st August? One for the lawyers!
I don’t think we will just saying
And this to me still says it all. They charge what they can get away with. If you don't renew, someone will buy the ticket regardless, but it is peanuts in the scheme of things for income to the club. I think it is horrible how much the prices of everything has gone up recently....way more than wages. It stinks.
It hardly has a bearing, we've just had a year without fans and our accounts were fine.
It was £733 for existing season ticket holders.
Renew and then, once all renewals are complete, the option to swap kicks in. Financial balancing (pay more/refund) at that point....
I acknowledge Wolves are a commercial enterprise and increases are part and parcel of the business. My first season ticket was just under £250 in the BW upper in the mid nineties. Do I wish it was still £250? Of course I do. Is it realistic to expect Wolves to do that, of course not.
Child benefit brings in £20 a week, you can earn that with a couple of hours overtime even on minimum wage, still beneficial though isn’t it?
Thanks, but my email and checkout are showing £686, which I think it's full price for SBU?
I just looked back on your previous posts. Guess what, you defended the price rise last year when we were one of the ONLY to do it.
It says on my email my ST price has been adjusted to take into account the refund , u sure u didn't request it at the time?
I was 65 in December but had to wait til now to get the benefit
I was too late, wrote an email to complain, but didn't hear back. They've probably got a face on with me lol..
Those are all significantly better. Bout time, but still, nice to see.
