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[Albion] Season ticket renewals 25/26
- Thread starter Dirty Dave
- Start date
"We’ve done all we can to minimise the impact with a rise of approximately 5%. This equates to between £1-£2 per game in most areas of the Amex which we believe offers great value for money."
You've just reminded me the boy will no longer be U18 on this renewal cycle. Time to send him down a coal mine.
Moshe Gariani
Well-known member
- Mar 10, 2005
- 12,258
Same here. c.£350 increase for us next season?
Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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- Aug 18, 2013
- 3,815
Prices up again. Big changes to concessions. Of course they've had to announce this week after we've actually won some football matches.
And to think, some people were offended by the Stop Exploiting Loyalty banner.
And to think, some people were offended by the Stop Exploiting Loyalty banner.
fly high
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Plus for any who get concessions the reduction given is in future seasons going down to 20%.
HangletonGull
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- Apr 10, 2023
- 2,432
My daughter moves from u 10 to u 18
dandanthebrightonfan
Active member
I’m zone A so another £10 to £610 or £32.10 a game. Never great when ticket prices go up but not bad value for a premier league team.
Never realised that 47% are concession tickets
in my area.
Never realised that 47% are concession tickets
in my area.
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
- 5,791
Still some very decent STH prices there in my opinion. £610 for an adult compared to other clubs is great.
dsr-burnley
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- Aug 15, 2014
- 2,745
Shows the difference between north and south. Burnley's most expensive tickets are £525, cheapest £352. (Under 21's get pensioners rates, about a third off, to ease the transition from child to adult.)
Mind you, you get to see goals at Brighton!
The £1,000 barrier broken for the first time, outside of the 1901 Club. with the 7.25% applied to Zone E.
Could be worse, but certainly encourages using the Ticket Exchange if you can't make a game.
important that you also read the important changes, as 75% use of ST required (this does include using Ticket Exchange) and pension age increased to 66.
Could be worse, but certainly encourages using the Ticket Exchange if you can't make a game.
important that you also read the important changes, as 75% use of ST required (this does include using Ticket Exchange) and pension age increased to 66.
- Oct 17, 2008
- 15,558
I’m going to get pelters for this, but oh well.
I think Premier League football represents excellent value for money, especially our prices compared to the likes of Arsenal.
Theatre is my other love, another expensive hobby, and you’re hard pressed to get a reasonable seat for entertainment of an equivalent length and like-for-like in terms of quality. Plus travel on top for the West End.
£700 / 19 matches is around £36.80 per game, travel included.
Seeing a West End show 19 times a year at an average ticket price of £70 (but good seats can easily run to £150) would cost around £1,330, plus travel from Brighton at around £30 return (£570) for a total of £1,900.
I realise football was the “working man’s game”, but those days are long gone.
I’m happy with those prices - just don’t tell Barber.
I think Premier League football represents excellent value for money, especially our prices compared to the likes of Arsenal.
Theatre is my other love, another expensive hobby, and you’re hard pressed to get a reasonable seat for entertainment of an equivalent length and like-for-like in terms of quality. Plus travel on top for the West End.
£700 / 19 matches is around £36.80 per game, travel included.
Seeing a West End show 19 times a year at an average ticket price of £70 (but good seats can easily run to £150) would cost around £1,330, plus travel from Brighton at around £30 return (£570) for a total of £1,900.
I realise football was the “working man’s game”, but those days are long gone.
I’m happy with those prices - just don’t tell Barber.
- Oct 17, 2008
- 15,558
Oh and additional to the above, a season ticket to mid table League Two MK Dons will run you over £600 next season. A season ticket at National League Aldershot is over £300. Plus you’d have to go to Aldershot every week.
Priority Windows
Moves will be available online or via the Albion Booking Line on 01273 668855 (Option 1). We will not be able to process these in person. Moves will be available on the dates shown below, dependent on the area you wish to move to (please note that applications will not be accepted by email):- • 9am Fri 14 March 2025 - priority moves window for those in safe standing areas
- • 9am Mon 17 March 2025 - moves to or within the North and South Stands
- • 9am Tue 18 March 2025 - moves to or within the East and West Stands
Moving Seats for Medical Reasons
If you wish to move due to a medical condition, please ensure you have renewed your current seat first. Ensure you complete and return the Medical Move Form and supporting medical document prior to 5pm on Monday, 10 March 2025.Move requests will be dealt with in order of the date that the forms are received.
Moving Seats in the Family Stand
If you wish to move seats in the family stand, please ensure you have renewed your current seat first. Ensure you complete and return the Priority Move Application prior to 5pm on Monday, 10 March 2025.Move requests will be dealt with in order of the date that the forms are received.
KEY DATES
- • Mon 20 January 2025: Season ticket renewals open
- • 5pm Mon 10 March 2025: Deadline for renewals and cancellations
- • 9am Fri 14 March 2025: Priority moves window for those in safe standing areas
- • 9am Mon 17 March 2025: Moves to or within the North and South Stands
- • 9am Tue 18 March 2025: Moves to or within the East and West Stands
- • Tue 1 April 2025: First monthly or full annual Direct Debit payment taken for the 2025/26 season
IMPORTANT CHANGES TO SEASON TICKETS 2025/26
For information on important changes to 2025/26 Season Tickets please click here.PRICING
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U10, U18, U21 pricing is available so long as you are the appropriate age as of 1st August 2025.
65+ pricing is available so long as you are the appropriate age as of 1st December 2025.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
For a list of frequently asked questions please click here.TERMS & CONDITIONS
For full terms & conditions please click here.Nice 1Priority Windows
Moves will be available online or via the Albion Booking Line on 01273 668855 (Option 1). We will not be able to process these in person. Moves will be available on the dates shown below, dependent on the area you wish to move to (please note that applications will not be accepted by email):
You will not be charged for moves during this time. Those wishing to move seats are advised that availability is extremely limited. Please note move dates listed are the start dates for season ticket moves and requests will be accepted up until Wednesday, 18 June 2025. After 18 June a £20 per move fee will apply.
- • 9am Fri 14 March 2025 - priority moves window for those in safe standing areas
- • 9am Mon 17 March 2025 - moves to or within the North and South Stands
- • 9am Tue 18 March 2025 - moves to or within the East and West Stands
Moving Seats for Medical Reasons
If you wish to move due to a medical condition, please ensure you have renewed your current seat first. Ensure you complete and return the Medical Move Form and supporting medical document prior to 5pm on Monday, 10 March 2025.
Move requests will be dealt with in order of the date that the forms are received.
Moving Seats in the Family Stand
If you wish to move seats in the family stand, please ensure you have renewed your current seat first. Ensure you complete and return the Priority Move Application prior to 5pm on Monday, 10 March 2025.
Move requests will be dealt with in order of the date that the forms are received.
KEY DATES
- • Mon 20 January 2025: Season ticket renewals open
- • 5pm Mon 10 March 2025: Deadline for renewals and cancellations
- • 9am Fri 14 March 2025: Priority moves window for those in safe standing areas
- • 9am Mon 17 March 2025: Moves to or within the North and South Stands
- • 9am Tue 18 March 2025: Moves to or within the East and West Stands
- • Tue 1 April 2025: First monthly or full annual Direct Debit payment taken for the 2025/26 season
IMPORTANT CHANGES TO SEASON TICKETS 2025/26
For information on important changes to 2025/26 Season Tickets please click here.
PRICING
Click image for more info:
U10, U18, U21 pricing is available so long as you are the appropriate age as of 1st August 2025.
65+ pricing is available so long as you are the appropriate age as of 1st December 2025.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
For a list of frequently asked questions please click here.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
For full terms & conditions please click here.
I agree. I don't think it's bad value at all, as long as you are in a position to purchase a season ticket.
I think away games are good value too. For the Arsenal game in March I took my wife and both kids, and paid less than £85 for all four tickets. That's astonishingly good value, in my opinion, when compared to other comparable forms of entertainment. Going f***ing ten pin bowling costs £60 for us!
- Oct 17, 2008
- 15,558
Even PAYG you can get a great seat for £38 (£28 for oldies) - oh and if you have kids you get a huge discount unlike theatre, where you pay the same price for a 5 year old as you do for a 30 year old.