Just a reminder that the deadline is 1st April but for payment on Direct Debit it's 29th March.

If you currently have a 2018/19 free under 10s season ticket in the Jimmy McIlroy Upper or a complimentary personal assistant/companion ticket they cannot be automatically renewed.
If you would like your season ticket to be renewed you need to contact the ticket office to let them know, as the Direct Debit scheme will only auto-renew 'paid seats'.
To do this simply email ticketoffice@burnleyfc.com, with the full name, clarets number, seats details of the free seat, with a statement saying 'I would like my free seat renewing for the 2019/2020 season'
Alternatively pop in to the Turf Moor Ticket Office and do so in person.

Failure to notify us of your wish to renew the ticket will result it in not being renewed for the 2019/20 season.

Burnley FC have been making calls to relevant supporters regarding the above, if you have already been contacted and confirmed you would like to keep your seat, thank you for confirming.

Stop reminding me or I'll end up cancelling it!

Just got mine Pete, my first season ticket on a concession £229 for my seat in JMU stand, £176 cheaper than last season, thats a couple more away days out with you and the Accy Clarets,happy days.

Leisure wrote:Just a reminder that the deadline is 1st April but for payment on Direct Debit it's 29th March.

Any chance of an extension on the direct debits?

Foulthrow wrote:Any chance of an extension on the direct debits?

Why would/should there be?

- joke alert !!

Leisure wrote:Why would/should there be?

It was a poor attempt at humour based on the renewal deadline.

Foulthrow wrote:It was a poor attempt at humour based on the renewal deadline.

Very poor!

Thanks for the heads up. Just cancelled mine and four others.

Can't be ar$ed to look, do we know the prices and /or the direct debit arrangements after
dreadline day ?

Not that It affects me, I've got mine - I'm alright Jack.

cricketfieldclarets wrote:Thanks for the heads up. Just cancelled mine and four others.

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cricketfieldclarets wrote:Thanks for the heads up. Just cancelled mine and four others.

Save you asking me for away tickets.

Leisure wrote:Save you asking me for away tickets.

I don't think there is much of a demand these days

Mine is treasured.

I've got a framed twix wrapper to remind me of days gone by

I've renewed after pondering about it, but i do hope the entertainment factor improves next season. I've lost count of the times I've watched the crap on the scoreboard, sadly I've found that more entertaining at times

Barry_Chuckle wrote:I've renewed after pondering about it, but i do hope the entertainment factor improves next season. I've lost count of the times I've watched the crap on the scoreboard, sadly I've found that more entertaining at times

I get into the football still and love match days, bought mine and nephews season ticket and he’s started going off going in now as he finds it a bit “mehhh”.

I was contemplating renewing them or just going on the odd few matches next season but renewed them anyway and he’ll probably go on a few games here and there if the current trend continues.

Barry_Chuckle wrote:I've renewed after pondering about it, but i do hope the entertainment factor improves next season. I've lost count of the times I've watched the crap on the scoreboard, sadly I've found that more entertaining at times

Barry..........I'm keen to understand why, under the current management regime, the entertainment factor might improve next season ?......Or anytime, for that matter.

cricketfieldclarets wrote:Thanks for the heads up. Just cancelled mine and four others.

Good for you, 5 less plastics. I`m sure BFC will thank you for your support over the Premier league years.

chipbutty wrote:Good for you, 5 less plastics. I`m sure BFC will thank you for your support over the Premier league years.

Not necesarily. If we stay up I will buy them again. But not commiting in case we go down.

Royboyclaret wrote:Barry..........I'm keen to understand why, under the current management regime, the entertainment factor might improve next season ?......Or anytime, for that matter.

But what we are seeing is exactly the same at every other club in the same position.

cricketfieldclarets wrote:Not necesarily. If we stay up I will buy them again. But not commiting in case we go down.

Great. Just heard that when we stay up prices are going to double!

Royboyclaret wrote:Barry..........I'm keen to understand why, under the current management regime, the entertainment factor might improve next season ?......Or anytime, for that matter.

Because hopefully some of the players will get their finger out and start playing like they did last season (under the same management regime!)

Leisure wrote:Great. Just heard that when we stay up prices are going to double!

Unless we take a no Brexit deal on the 29th March in which case they will treble.

Book early as a famous travel company boss once said.

bfccrazy wrote:I get into the football still and love match days, bought mine and nephews season ticket and he’s started going off going in now as he finds it a bit “mehhh”.

I was contemplating renewing them or just going on the odd few matches next season but renewed them anyway and he’ll probably go on a few games here and there if the current trend continues.

And they'll always someone you can pass it onto if you have a spare I am sure.

Leisure wrote:Great. Just heard that when we stay up prices are going to double!

That's great news.

Win, win. The club get more money, and CC gets to dispense some of the vast amounts of surplus cash he has swashling around.

cricketfieldclarets wrote:Not necesarily. If we stay up I will buy them again. But not commiting in case we go down.

Erm... you could flip that round. If we stay up we will be cagey and cautious. If we go down we have to go for it most weeks. More entertainment if we go down. A win win surely.

MACCA wrote:And they'll always someone you can pass it onto if you have a spare I am sure.

Definitely find someone most weeks

The spare ticket club will remain in place

Will the ticket office be next Saturday morning for renewing my season tickets.

Cheers

cricketfieldclarets wrote:Not necesarily. If we stay up I will buy them again. But not commiting in case we go down.

Are you a Premier League fan or a Burnley fan?

chipbutty wrote:Are you a Premier League fan or a Burnley fan?

Here we go again...

chipbutty wrote:Are you a Premier League fan or a Burnley fan?

Burnley in the premier league.

I know it's each to his own, but I don't really get this obsession some have with the "entertainment factor" . Personally I ALWAYS find it entertaining whether we play well or not IF we waltz off with the points. As a Burnley fan all I'm interested in is nabbing those points at the end of the day, one way or another. If we win I'm always happy as. If we don't I'm utterly gutted, especially if we haven't played well. To me that's what being a football supporter has always been like and it really isn't like any other form of entertainment whatsoever and can't be put into that category. If a film is rubbish I might turn it off, if a book is boring I stop reading and choose another, if a restaurant serves poor food I go elsewhere next time, but supporting Burnley is never, ever like that. Is a time coming where football becomes so much a part of the "mainstream entertainment industry" that if people don't like the product on offer at one place, they will simply go and watch somewhere else, somewhere where what's being served up is far better? If that's the case, everybody who likes watching footy would be queued up outside the Etihad every Saturday, because you'll for sure be royally entertained there. Well I won't be joining in. I was given my club by my dad and my grandad and at almost 61 and after years of tramping round every division and every part of the country watching them "the brand of football on offer" is pretty much the last thing on my mind. I'm enjoying us playing at the highest level once again and I simply want to see us win.
And I'm not in any way saying everyone has to see it my way or if people have a different perspective on it that they're somehow wrong or whatever. I know it's all personal and I know others (some on here) feel differently and I do respect that.

bfccrazy wrote:Definitely find someone most weeks

The spare ticket club will remain in place

It may see a decrease in members and/or availability though.

yosserhughes wrote:Will the ticket office be next Saturday morning for renewing my season tickets.

Cheers

If you mean Saturday the 30th, I would presume so given that it's a match day (But as such it is likely to be busy).

Dark Cloud wrote:I know it's each to his own, but I don't really get this obsession some have with the "entertainment factor" . Personally I ALWAYS find it entertaining whether we play well or not IF we waltz off with the points. As a Burnley fan all I'm interested in is nabbing those points at the end of the day, one way or another. If we win I'm always happy as. If we don't I'm utterly gutted, especially if we haven't played well. To me that's what being a football supporter has always been like and it really isn't like any other form of entertainment whatsoever and can't be put into that category. If a film is rubbish I might turn it off, if a book is boring I stop reading and choose another, if a restaurant serves poor food I go elsewhere next time, but supporting Burnley is never, ever like that. Is a time coming where football becomes so much a part of the "mainstream entertainment industry" that if people don't like the product on offer at one place, they will simply go and watch somewhere else, somewhere where what's being served up is far better? If that's the case, everybody who likes watching footy would be queued up outside the Etihad every Saturday, because you'll for sure be royally entertained there. Well I won't be joining in. I was given my club by my dad and my grandad and at almost 61 and after years of tramping round every division and every part of the country watching them "the brand of football on offer" is pretty much the last thing on my mind. I'm enjoying us playing at the highest level once again and I simply want to see us win.
And I'm not in any way saying everyone has to see it my way or if people have a different perspective on it that they're somehow wrong or whatever. I know it's all personal and I know others (some on here) feel differently and I do respect that.

Well said and I fully agree. UTC (whichever division we're in!)

cricketfieldclarets wrote:Burnley in the premier league.

James - That surprises me. Never took you and your mates for plastic, fair-weather, glory hunting fans! But hey ho.

Best to take everything he says with a pinch of salt.

Leisure wrote:James - That surprises me. Never took you and your mates for plastic, fair-weather, glory hunting fans! But hey ho.

Don’t bite

I've done nothing....................which means I've renewed.

bfccrazy wrote:Don’t bite

Too late!

Leisure wrote:James - That surprises me. Never took you and your mates for plastic, fair-weather, glory hunting fans! But hey ho.

I also didn't expect that you would bite Pete

cricketfieldclarets wrote:I also didn't expect that you would bite Pete

Should never had doubted you but that's what happens when you cry wolf!

Leisure wrote:Should never had doubted you but that's what happens when you cry wolf!

Correct Peter

If you currently have a 2018/19 free under 10s season ticket in the Jimmy McIlroy Upper or a complimentary personal assistant/companion ticket they cannot be automatically renewed.

If you would like your season ticket to be renewed you need to contact the ticket office to let them know, as the Direct Debit scheme will only auto-renew 'paid seats'.

To do this simply email ticketoffice@burnleyfc.com, with the full name, clarets number, seats details of the free seat, with a statement saying 'I would like my free seat renewing for the 2019/2020 season'

Alternatively pop in to the Turf Moor Ticket Office and do so in person.

Failure to notify us of your wish to renew the ticket will result it in not being renewed for the 2019/20 season.

Burnley FC have been making calls to relevant supporters regarding the above, if you have already been contacted and confirmed you would like to keep your seat, thank you for confirming.

I did nothing - and my direct debit next season for my 'seat' in the CFS will be £17 and a few pence They automatically changed me to a senior concession ticket.

Has anybody with an under 10 season ticket actually had a call from the club?

No but emailed them straight away to renew my sons though he said he has found this season a bit boring!

I got through to the ticket office first thing this morning, I told them I wanted to pay by debit card over the phone to renew my sons season ticket (adult) "sorry you'll have to ring this 0844 number" . I told them I didn't want to do that, I'm through to you now and a card payment over the phone can be done in seconds. " no sorry", okay, if I walk in the ticket office can I pay you by debit card, "yes" was the reply. I rang the 0844 number and had to listen to waffle for 2 minutes before getting through and had the pleasure of being charged an extra £1.60 for paying by debit card plus extra for using the 0844 number.

beddie wrote:I got through to the ticket office first thing this morning, I told them I wanted to pay by debit card over the phone to renew my sons season ticket (adult) "sorry you'll have to ring this 0844 number" . I told them I didn't want to do that, I'm through to you now and a card payment over the phone can be done in seconds. " no sorry", okay, if I walk in the ticket office can I pay you by debit card, "yes" was the reply. I rang the 0844 number and had to listen to waffle for 2 minutes before getting through and had the pleasure of being charged an extra £1.60 for paying by debit card plus extra for using the 0844 number.

Those are the rules. We tried to get rid of the 08 number and the current one is better than the old one but not good enough.

Easiest way would have been to do it online.