Winners and losers of the season ticket prices


By Frank Stormont
June 6 2011

Whilst the match day and normal season ticket prices have remained unchanged VP membership has been reduced by upto 10% and early bird prices have increased by over 5%.Check out the deal of the season in VP membership.  The Blue terrace is up for the same price as ground.

  The winners and losers for 
season tickets and VP membership!

 

The basic prices remain the same for the 2011/12 season but single VP members gain. Also the those that buy season ticket under the early bird system will not save as much as they did last season. The reduction is 10% rather than the 15% for last season.

I have no information on family tickets or whether the 6 4 5 offer is still in place. (last season you could buy 6 tickets for a match for the price of 5!) 

Another winner is there is no premium for use of the blue terrace!

 

Single matchGround &
N Terrace
RedrowEric John
Adult£14 *£17 *£19 *
Senior/Student£10 *£13 *£15 *
U16£1£9 *£11 *
* £1 off if purchased before noon on the day before match
No change from last season
    
Season TicketGround &
N Terrace
RedrowEric John
Adult£175.50
(£195)
£216
(£240)
£243
(£270)
Senior/Student£121.50
(£135)
£157.50
(£175)
£184.50
(£205)
U16£13.50
(£15)
£103.50
(£115)
£126
(£140)

( ) Price in brackets applicable after 30th June
Standard prices unchanged from last season.
Early bird increased by 5%

 

The big savings are there for single VP membership which gives you a really good deal when you take into account the other benefits.

VP Rates reduced for 2011/12

 no allocated seat allocated seat in
Eric John
Single£290
(£315)
£340
(£377)
Couple£500
(£485)
£600
(£620)
400 Club (3 year price)  
Single£870
(£1,085)
£1,020
(£?)
Couple£1,500
(£1,580)
£1,800
(£?)

( ) Prices in brackets are those found for last season

Deal of the season is the VP at just £290 you get the pre season match(es), free car park and 20% off shop purchases.  Assuming you go to every match by car and buy just one shirt in the shop this season this could be worth £70 plus! This would easily give you a saving of more than £20 on the early bird price. You may not have an allocated seat but you can pick where you want from week to week.

 

Other information. You can pay for you season ticket/VP membership over 3 months if you pay by cheque. (4 equal payments with one month between each)

Also if you own a debenture seat and would like a member of family or friend to sit next to you you can buy a match day ticket for these seats provided they are not already allocated.

 

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Winners and losers of the season ticket prices
Discussion started by Unofficial Plymouth Albion (IP Logged), 06/06/2011 15:25
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011:08:07:09:49:28 by Frank S.

stonehousealbion
stonehousealbion
06/06/2011 16:49
Offy site PARFC.com shows a different cut-off time for single ticket purchase:

Quote:
PARFC Site

TICKET PRICES PER MATCH:

GROUND: Adult Pre-match (if bought before midday the day before the game) £13; Matchday: £14; Under-16s: £1

REDROW STAND: Adult pre-match: £16; Matchday: £17; Under-16s: Pre-match £8; matchday £9

GRANDSTAND: Adult pre-match: £18; matchday £19; Under-16s: Pre-match £10; matchday: £11

The club site also lists the full perks of the VP package:

Quote:
PARFC Site

• Pre-season friendlies (matches to be confirmed)
• Automatic access to the Redrow Stand
• Exclusive use of the Club House Blue Room on match days
• Two VP lunches per season – cost £25 per head inclusive of wine
• 20% discount on shop purchases on production of VP Membership card
• Opportunity to apply for International Tickets
• Free match day parking on production of VP Membership card

Given the parking and shop benefits outlined above, there does appear to be such a thing as a free lunch. Two in fact.

Quite how you reconcile "Exclusive" and "alllbion" users escapes me for the moment, though. Maybe it's something to do with the "Vice" bit...

Come cheer up, my lads - 'tis to glory we steer!

MESSAGES->author
Igwok Dominus
06/06/2011 17:02
Watch out for the small print on the instalment plan - i.e. you won't get your ticket until after the last cheque has been presented.

If it's 6th June now and the season starts...


Also shouldn't we expect 3 home games in the B&I cup next season?

My body is a temple - I desecrate it every day(Sm63)

MESSAGES->author
Albi-Quin
06/06/2011 19:03
Might just wait for the fixture list. There was talk of the B and I games being midweek.

"How many more times,Ref?"

stonehousealbion
stonehousealbion
06/06/2011 21:14
B&I Cup has new 6 x 4 team pools format.

RFU.com

It's not crystal clear, but does state 2 x H, 2 x A ties... Where both teams are English C'ship (ie. Albion v Pirates), it will be midweek.

Only 2 Scottish sides this year, so presume we lose that one and keep Leinster...

Come cheer up, my lads - 'tis to glory we steer!

MESSAGES->author
Igwok Dominus
07/06/2011 08:39
Oh I see

We don't play anyone in our own pool


My body is a temple - I desecrate it every day(Sm63)

MESSAGES->author
Exile626
07/06/2011 15:47
Just checked out the chuffs prices and I'd say they are definately the losers (Sm22)

Shady Park Prices

We can sit down for less than it costs them to stand up(Sm50)

(Sm138)

Run like a Rampaging Rhino - It is BIG and it is Clever

Heeeeeeeaaaaavvvveee

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