Wembley and season ticket holders

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I think this is a massive own goal by the club tbh. Massive.
This was a huge opportunity to capture a new generation of fans for the future. Now there's no way they can price individual games or match bundles at an attractive price otherwise ST holders will look like mugs. I was all for the move to Wembley, But I was also £xpecting prices to be slashed across the board to ensure a full and vibrant stadium. What was the fucking point in securing a 90k capacity. The Club have acted like cunts.
 
Joe Clash said:
There's no way tickets will be cheaper next year, maybe the same. What they should have done was make ST's and match tickets much cheaper this year, and build on the crowds we saw for the CL and EL on the understanding that ticket prices would revert to what we're seeing now. That opportunity is now gone. The new south stand needs to have extremely competitive prices, otherwise it will be the wall of bland.
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I also think they should have a lower price rate for 16 to 25 years olds in the wall. We need more young fans in the games. I'm 32 and I often felt like one of the youngest at WHL.
 
nigelto said:
So will now now offer to ANYBODY with a bronze membership? Sure there are still gaps in that 18k
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I think they are still only offering to 1-55,000. This window is open until Thursday at 5.00pm. I would imagine *IF* they don't sell out in that time then they will be at the point of anybody who wants one can have one. I've been a bronze member since Friday and I'm 62,818. Watch them go to 62,500
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scottyhotspur said:
Yeah, thats what I mean by would the club/ticketmaster just sell it as an adult one for individual matches that my mates could then buy.... It's a tough one but thanks for your reply..

I mean effectively it would be an 'empty' seat for four years.... Surely others have that scenario..... Of course it has crossed my mind being a spurs fan that Poch swans off somewhere else, the wheels come off and in four years time there will be tickets aplenty like the old days :)
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Just basically done the same but bought a full st for my 2 yr 8 month old daughter - doubt it's worth it if ur interested in glory only but since they announced the new stadium I've wanted nothing more than my little girl stood next to me shouting harry Kane's name
 
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One Hotspur Season Ticket holders will be contacted by email during the week commencing Monday, May 8, 2017 and provided with renewal instructions.

In recognition of the commitment our Season Ticket holders are making in moving with us to Wembley Stadium for next season we have sought to price season tickets appropriately, with prices starting at £695 for a 19-game Premier League season ticket.

The majority of Season Ticket holders will see a reduction in price on a near-comparable 19 Premier League game season ticket at White Hart Lane when looking at our pricing for Wembley Season Ticket seats on Levels 1 and 5. A small number of Season Ticket holders will see an equivalent price should they elect to remain in a similar area. Additionally, concession tickets will be available in all areas of the stadium and not confined to just one area as at White Hart Lane.

Full pricing information can be found here . Current East Stand Season Ticket holders should refer to important pricing information below.

The pricing of season tickets for 2017-18 is for 19 Premier League games only. We have taken the decision to detach the two home cup fixtures that have previously been included in the Season Ticket package to allow greater flexibility with pricing and accommodation of away allocations. Season Ticket holders will continue to enjoy priority access to tickets for all home cup ties. Additionally, the One Hotspur Gold Membership will continue to provide Season Ticket holders the ability to register a payment card via their e-ticketing account in order to automatically pay for all home cup ties without having to contact the Club.

We are delighted to confirm that, for the 2017-18 season, concession pricing will apply in all areas of the stadium for supporters under the age of 18 and over 65 years at the same rate as currently applied at White Hart Lane. As well as this increased availability for reduced rate tickets for these groups, we will have an identified area of Wembley Stadium that will be designated as a Family Area for supporters wanting to sit with other family groups at home matches. These seats will be located in Blocks 106 and 107 of the north-east area of Wembley Stadium.

Each Season Ticket holder from the 2016-17 season will initially be pre-allocated a seat at Wembley alongside the supporters they currently sit with at White Hart Lane. You will be able to see the seat allocated to you once the renewals process opens up in the next 10 days by logging on to your online ticketing account. This seat selection has been determined mainly based on the current location of your seat and the price of your Season Ticket at the Lane.

Initially, Season Ticket holders need to decide whether or not to accept the seat that has been reserved for them at Wembley during the first phase of renewals. If you choose to accept the seat that is pre-allocated to you, then all you have to do is renew by Friday, May 19, 2017.

Should you decide not to accept this initial seat offer and not renew by this date, then your allocated seat will be released and a second renewal window will open on Monday, May 22, 2017 for 2016-17 Season Ticket holders to select an alternative location from the range of seats available.

This second renewal window will provide an opportunity for existing Season Ticket holders that do not currently sit together with friends or relatives, or who wish to upgrade, to now do so.

Existing Season Ticket holders will have until Wednesday, May 31, 2017 to select an alternative seat from the choice available. If you do not select a seat by the end of this second phase you will lose your benefits as a Season Ticket holder including any loyalty points accumulated. Should you wish to apply to become a Season Ticket holder again in the future then you will be required to join our Season Ticket waiting list.

As in previous seasons, there will continue to be a resale platform available for Season Ticket holders that are unable to make a home match. This platform will allow seats to be listed for sale by Season Ticket holders to other supporters. Full details on this facility will be published in due course.

Any current Season Ticket holders that want to sit with a member currently on the Season Ticket Waiting List must renew in one of the first two sales windows. In the event that their friend/relative is then offered a Season Ticket at a later stage you should contact the Ticket Office and request a seat relocation to move with the new Season Ticket holder.

Once the renewal process for current White Hart Lane Season Ticket holders is concluded we shall then be looking to offer One Hotspur Bronze members at the top of our Season Ticket Waiting List the chance to upgrade to a Season Ticket. We anticipate this being in early June.

Thanks to the increase in capacity both at Wembley Stadium and our new stadium, we expect to be able to make up to 18,000 new Season Tickets available to eligible One Hotspur Bronze members.

One Hotspur Bronze members qualifying for an upgrade to a Season Ticket will be personally notified via email. Once this process is complete we will contact all remaining members with full details about other ticketing availability for the season at Wembley.

We thank all of our Season Ticket holders for their patience and understanding during this process and look forward to welcoming you to Wembley next season.

IMPORTANT NEWS FOR CURRENT EAST STAND SEASON TICKET HOLDERS

One pricing anomaly we have sought to correct is the disparity between pricing on what was the East and West stands at White Hart Lane and would now be the South and North stands at Wembley. Due to poorer concourse areas and amenities, the East Stand has historically been priced much lower than seats in the West Stand. With the move to Wembley and the new stadium this inequality in amenities and concourses will not exist and it would be unfair to price the two stands differently going forward.

We do however recognise that this would mean that, whilst most season ticket holders will be benefiting from a reduction in the price of their tickets, East Stand Season Ticket holders would face an increase if they remain in a similar location of seating.

We have therefore looked to remove this issue for current East Stand Season Ticket holders by fixing their renewal price at a level that matches the current White Hart Lane Price for 19 Premier League matches. East Stand Season Ticket holders should therefore apply as above. If you elect to buy in a similar position in the South Stand you will pay the same price as you paid for 19 games this season.

Once the first phase of Season Ticket renewals has closed then all seats in Wembley’s South Stand will revert to the new price point to mirror the pricing structure of the North side of Wembley Stadium.
 
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Just seen on twitter some guy has been offered a ST for his 8 month old child. That must nearly be the end of the queue!

When the prices were announced to renew I honestly thought they would have been around the £500 mark based on full capacity being granted. For me to pay £100 less at £770 then at WHL and also lose the 2 'free' cup tickets, is hardly much of a discount. It doesn't happen often but think Levy has dropped the ball here massively. Affordable ticketing and we may have had a chance of making Wembley 'a home from home' with full houses every match. This isn't going to happen. You can't charge an average of £40 odd per game for ST holders and then release matchday prices for WBA, Huddersfield, Bournemouth etc at £20. They'll be anarchy. Someone further up the thread summed it up......we've missed a massive opportunity to tap into a brand new fanbase due to pure greed.
 
Drums through the PA was fucking embarrassing. Think it got realized by the powers that be at half time. Word from the THST is that it's already been killed off. Good. Felt like I was at Rainforest Cafe.
 
Boulder said:
You're a funny kid really. You knock West Hams low season tickets price in affect saying "it don't count" but somehow our match day 20 quid tickets do. You also don't realize we only had 98.5% average capacity in the league last season. Enough for 5th in the league.West Ham came out top with 99.9%. Why can't you just stick to facts? Because you're stuck in your little bubble.

My point was the club only sold 40000 season tickets for a reason. In a 90000 capacity stadium less than half season tickets. Is important in how the board see the club in terms of fan base
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Fucking hell someone falling the for West Ham PR machine, not even their own fans believe the ST's are real!

90% of my football club have an ST at West Ham, not one of them is a supporter. they are all London based Man U, City and Liverpool fans that have bought an ST there cheaper than they have previously bought a snide one from a ticket tout to watch their team when they were at Upton Park. The thousands upon thousands of empty seats you see at every single game is their seats.
99.9% full fuck off!!
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