2026/27 Season tickets - Poll added

[welshtoffee]

That works out to around £45 per match, what do you reckon is reasonable to pay. I can understand the 10% and all that. I'm just wondering were uou think it should be priced.

Would have expected 5% rise, but renewed anyway. Had £115.26 in my account balance for 3 tickets I sold back to the club on resale so that has softened the blow

 

[arch stanton]

Non-renewed STH seats are not released until start of May, so it's possible you've found something that is free anyway and its gone through, but I would be wary of it being official

or it may be that someone has moved elsewhere say to club view or summat

 

[Daytripper]

When you consider the level the club has been playing at I think 10% is risky and some may scoff at that.

What are the prices like at Man City, Villa etc?

 

[marsh]

How do you pay in 12 month installments? Anyone? Can't see anything option when season ticket is in my basket

 

[jaybx1878]

this club could balls up a cup of coffee

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

If they would of put they down people would moan, people love to moan, what's a fair price for you where should they price them.

Mine has gone up £75 mate, if they had put it something like a £30 increase then I could have accepted that. At a time though when money is tight and the cost of living is rocketing you would have thought the club could have taken that into account.

 

[14_dollars]

Apologies if this has already been asked.

Can an existing season ticket holder deduct b/f credits* against the new season ticket cost?

*from ticket resales.

 

[msb]

I’m lucky I can afford it, must be tough for people living on the edge of affordability.

This is not a welcome uplift, Everton have dropped a bollock here.

 

[Connor]

or it may be that someone has moved elsewhere say to club view or summat

Your best bet is to get onto them at some point, just so you’re not out of a ticket or lost in the shuffle

 

[toffeeblue9]

Because I was paying for the "central" view in the South upper last season, my ST has only gone up a fiver, so I'm fairly fortunate. My lad's would have gone up £4, but he's insisting on turning 18 next month so unfortunately his is going up by £304.

Do think there's some areas of the ground who are getting a bum deal though, particularly those in the South lower

 

[PhilM]

Your best bet is to get onto them at some point, just so you’re not out of a ticket or lost in the shuffle

That would be my advice. The club may allow it, as a fault on their behalf before closing the loophole, but you don't want them to nullify it...

... yet in the meantime giving your ticket away to someone.

 

[Sweeneytoad]

The timing of this is snide as well, they have waited for the biggest sporting event weekend in the City to drop this, knowing the publicity of the backlash will be buried by the Grand National coverage. Angus Kinnear is a weasel

 

[Seathestars]

The good news is, my Derby ticket has dropped into my iPhone wallet

 

[arch stanton]

That would be my advice. The club may allow it, as a fault on their behalf before closing the loophole, but you don't want them to nullify it...

... yet in the meantime giving your ticket away to someone.

my old one was towards the back anyway so couldnt get much worse if they've messed up. I'll wing it.

 

[Connor]

That would be my advice. The club may allow it, as a fault on their behalf before closing the loophole, but you don't want them to nullify it...

... yet in the meantime giving your ticket away to someone.

I can fully see them going "oh, you no longer have an active seat number/location and we're going to cancel your ticket" otherwise