Full price season tickets now on sale

[ClaretTony]

I hadn't noticed but season tickets are now back on sale at full price.

We are one of only three Premier League clubs who have continued with early bird and then full prices, the others have just gone with one price.

Anyway, full price at Burnley shows varying increases.

I don't have early bird prices for all stands but here are some.

Jimmy Mac Upper - £393 to £450, a 14.5% increase
Longside Upper (wings) - £449 to £555, a 22.5% increase
Longside Upper (centre) - £455 to £590, a 29.7% increase

[Bosscat]

Glad my m8 Dave got his during the early bird then ... hasn't had a season ticket for 12 years but got one for next season during the early bird period and paid early bird prices ...

[Top Claret]

Glad my m8 Dave got his during the early bird then ... hasn't had a season ticket for 12 years but got one for next season during the early bird period and paid early bird prices ...

Good lad owd lad

[clarethomer]

I hadn't noticed but season tickets are now back on sale at full price.

Jimmy Mac Upper - £393 to £450, a 14.5% increase
Longside Upper (wings) - £449 to £555, a 22.5% increase
Longside Upper (centre) - £455 to £590, a 29.7% increase

Appreciate it’s probably a question no one knows the answer to; but do you think the full price is likely to an indicator of the season after price early bird prices.

[ClaretTony]

Appreciate it’s probably a question no one knows the answer to; but do you think the full price is likely to an indicator of the season after price early bird prices.

You would hope not at those increases

[Andreshotboots]

Crazy increases. My son has just returned from working away so he's been unsure of his circumstances until very recently, he's been to the last couple of games and rediscovered his love for the Clarets.

He was contemplating a ticket for next season but not with those increases and prices..

[Mrpotatohead]

Crazy increases. My son has just returned from working away so he's been unsure of his circumstances until very recently, he's been to the last couple of games and rediscovered his love for the Clarets.

He was contemplating a ticket for next season but not with those increases and prices..

I'm in this boat and I'm not going to bother either. I'll do ad hoc games in the CFS if they start selling tickets in there again. If not, I'll just do the away games at the £30 price cap.

[BurnleyFC]

I hadn’t bought at the early bird price as I was waiting to see what division we were in first - not because I’m a Premier League snob but because I wouldn’t be able to make it to midweek evening kick offs in the Championship.

It’s a bit disappointing to see the fairly hefty increases but not exactly surprising.

[Sozturf7]

Moan Moan Moan

[Quickenthetempo]

I'm in this boat and I'm not going to bother either. I'll do ad hoc games in the CFS if they start selling tickets in there again. If not, I'll just do the away games at the £30 price cap.

I presume the Cricket field stand has sold out to ST holders.

[Bordeauxclaret]

Appreciate it’s probably a question no one knows the answer to; but do you think the full price is likely to an indicator of the season after price early bird prices.

Doubt it. People were gleefully telling us Pace was going to raise the Early Bird prices this season yet they didn’t.

[Herts Clarets]

23.68 per game for Premier League in the J Mac Upper or 19.56 per game if its Championship. And someone suggests they aren't paying those prices and will do 30 quid a game for away matches plus travel instead. Unbelievable...

[Mrpotatohead]

23.68 per game for Premier League in the J Mac Upper or 19.56 per game if its Championship. And someone suggests they aren't paying those prices and will do 30 quid a game for away matches plus travel instead. Unbelievable...

£23.68 if you can guarantee you can attend every game. Away games are just a better day out too imo

[ClaretTony]

Doubt it. People were gleefully telling us Pace was going to raise the Early Bird prices this season yet they didn’t.

They had planned to and they were planning to announce them earlier than they did. A few bad results changed that.

[ClaretTony]

£23.68 if you can guarantee you can attend every game. Away games are just a better day out too imo

Totally agree with that second sentence

[DAVETHEVICAR]

If people don’t get a season ticket then they may not get chance for away games as there may be no tickets left after season ticket holders have taken them all

[Lancasterclaret]

I know its not nice to see an increase, but its potentially Premier League football at that price

You ain't going to get that anywhere else at that price I suspect

[jrgbfc]

If people don’t get a season ticket then they may not get chance for away games as there may be no tickets left after season ticket holders have taken them all

Virtually every away game this year has got to general sale.

[IanMcL]

I'm in this boat and I'm not going to bother either. I'll do ad hoc games in the CFS if they start selling tickets in there again. If not, I'll just do the away games at the £30 price cap.

Isn't that about the same or more as buying a season ticket?

[Bosscat]

Isn't that about the same or more as buying a season ticket?

£1.05p less Ian

[Bordeauxclaret]

They had planned to and they were planning to announce them earlier than they did. A few bad results changed that.

I doubt he’ll get any praise for it.

[9thMay1987]

From talking to a lifelong keen disabled supporter their association has now been disolved due to negativity from the club.

I notice they are selling the North East and South East corner units as season tickets. Are these disabled places now being sold to the able bodied?

[ClaretTony]

From talking to a lifelong keen disabled supporter their association has now been disolved due to negativity from the club.

I notice they are selling the North East and South East corner units as season tickets. Are these disabled places now being sold to the able bodied?

The disabled association dissolved was the one set up by Neil Hart, the Burnley Disabled Supporters Group is still in existence.

I very much doubt those seats can be sold to anyone, there is a requirement to have a particular number of seats for disabled. It's not been very well run by the club though, earlier this season they had a seat reserved in there (the one between the Longside & Jimmy Mac) for a friend of mine who had passed away two years earlier.

[Foshiznik]

From talking to a lifelong keen disabled supporter their association has now been disolved due to negativity from the club.

I notice they are selling the North East and South East corner units as season tickets. Are these disabled places now being sold to the able bodied?

I know under EFL rules the disability guidelines are only in line with the Equality Act whereas the Premier League there is a more pro-active push for better disabled access. However, I would be very very surprised if the club went back on this and started selling them to able bodied fans instead. The optics and politics would be awful. The only way i can see that happening is if there are newly adapted areas elsewhere in the ground.

[ClaretMov]

When does the DD start to come out, I thought it was in April, nothing from my bank account yet, I'm a bit worried they've cocked it up because buying it online was a nightmare

[ClaretTony]

When does the DD start to come out, I thought it was in April, nothing from my bank account yet, I'm a bit worried they've cocked it up because buying it online was a nightmare

I didn't do the DD this year because of having the share credit but I thought it was the beginning of April. If it hasn't come out, you might be advised to check with the club.

[Pickles]

23.68 per game for Premier League in the J Mac Upper or 19.56 per game if its Championship. And someone suggests they aren't paying those prices and will do 30 quid a game for away matches plus travel instead. Unbelievable...

Jimmy Mac Upper though...

[ClaretMov]

I didn't do the DD this year because of having the share credit but I thought it was the beginning of April. If it hasn't come out, you might be advised to check with the club.

Thanks Tony I rechecked my online banking and noticed it was taken out on the the 4th of April, I never saw it first time at least my tickets are sorted

[ClaretTony]

Thanks Tony I rechecked my online banking and noticed it was taken out on the the 4th of April, I never saw it first time at least my tickets are sorted

I'm sure I read somewhere that it was going to be early in the month this season. I thought I was the only one who could have money taken out of his account without noticing.

[Andreshotboots]

I'm sure I read somewhere that it was going to be early in the month this season. I thought I was the only one who could have money taken out of his account without noticing.

You need to check again CT, you've just bought me a Ferrari

[aggi]

I hadn't noticed but season tickets are now back on sale at full price.

We are one of only three Premier League clubs who have continued with early bird and then full prices, the others have just gone with one price.

Anyway, full price at Burnley shows varying increases.

I don't have early bird prices for all stands but here are some.

Jimmy Mac Upper - £393 to £450, a 14.5% increase
Longside Upper (wings) - £449 to £555, a 22.5% increase
Longside Upper (centre) - £455 to £590, a 29.7% increase

I was just looking how that compared to other clubs. PNEs 21/22 full prices seem hefty:

Alan Kelly Town End - £400

Sir Tom Finney Stand – Family Zone - £400

Sir Tom Finney Stand and Invincibles Pavilion - £475

Sir Tom Finney Stand and Invincibles Pavilion Premium - £535

[Pickles]

Does anyone have any info about whether or not the CFS will be open to non-season ticket holders next season or any time soon? And was it restricted to only season ticket holders after the Arsenal game? Thanks.

[BFC123]

Isn’t it something like 10 years since the early bird prices were last increased? At 2% inflation a year for 10 years you’d be looking at a 22% cumulative increase in price over that period. Given that the full price season ticket increases are in that sort of range I don’t think it’s too unreasonable. It’s more of a case that the early bird prices are very good value (especially in the Premier League) rather than the full prices being overpriced.

[Leisure]

Pickles - Just queried this with the TO Manager and have been informed that season tickets are on sale now in the CF stand. He cannot say if individual match tickets will be available, as this will be determined by the Safety Advisory Group (presumably on a match by match basis).

[Herts Clarets]

Average season ticket prices by Premier League club. Burnley the cheapest prices in the Premier League. I am guessing those that are complaining about ticket prices will be the same ones criticising Garlick for not investing in the club and spending money on players. What was it Stan said, champagne tastes on beer money?

Arsenal 1350
Aston Villa 530
Brentford 579
Brighton & Hove Albion 702
Burnley 484
Chelsea 845
Crystal Palace 715
Everton 492
Leeds United 618
Leicester City 715
Liverpool 802
Manchester City 545
Manchester United 741
Newcastle United 585
Norwich City 730
Southampton 699
Tottenham Hotspur 1,300
Watford 502
West Ham United 760
Wolverhampton Wanderers 641

[Newcastleclaret93]

Average season ticket prices by Premier League club. Burnley the cheapest prices in the Premier League. I am guessing those that are complaining about ticket prices will be the same ones criticising Garlick for not investing in the club and spending money on players. What was it Stan said, champagne tastes on beer money?

Arsenal 1350
Aston Villa 530
Brentford 579
Brighton & Hove Albion 702
Burnley 484
Chelsea 845
Crystal Palace 715
Everton 492
Leeds United 618
Leicester City 715
Liverpool 802
Manchester City 545
Manchester United 741
Newcastle United 585
Norwich City 730
Southampton 699
Tottenham Hotspur 1,300
Watford 502
West Ham United 760
Wolverhampton Wanderers 641

How many of them clubs are based in cities?

Burnley is by far the poorest area on that list, with everything that is going on in financially at the moment not sure why your deciding to dig out fans rather the multi million pound corporations increasing prices.

[ClaretTony]

Isn’t it something like 10 years since the early bird prices were last increased? At 2% inflation a year for 10 years you’d be looking at a 22% cumulative increase in price over that period. Given that the full price season ticket increases are in that sort of range I don’t think it’s too unreasonable. It’s more of a case that the early bird prices are very good value (especially in the Premier League) rather than the full prices being overpriced.

2014 when they last went up but a lot of clubs have gone a lot longer without any increase

[aggi]

How many of them clubs are based in cities?

Burnley is by far the poorest area on that list, with everything that is going on in financially at the moment not sure why your deciding to dig out fans rather the multi million pound corporations increasing prices.

They all play in the same league though.

[Andreshotboots]

How many of them clubs are based in cities?

Burnley is by far the poorest area on that list, with everything that is going on in financially at the moment not sure why your deciding to dig out fans rather the multi million pound corporations increasing prices.

Exactly, with huge catchment areas, and many have waiting lists.

Another thing that people fail to recognise is that we are the only team on that list that regularly fails to get anywhere near capacity most weeks.

Thousands of empty seats nearly every home game, a 20-30% price increase for the late decision makers certainly won’t help resolve that issue.

[Woodleyclaret]

Away games might in the opinion of some be a"better" day out.
However, the prospect of having the view of the game wrecked by some fans standing and depriving you of a view of any of the game has certainly wrecked the away experience for us fans unable to stand.

[beddie]

Away games might in the opinion of some be a"better" day out.
However, the prospect of having the view of the game wrecked by some fans standing and depriving you of a view of any of the game has certainly wrecked the away experience for us fans unable to stand.

Couldn’t agree more, we don’t go for exactly that reason.

[Leisure]

Away games might in the opinion of some be a"better" day out.
However, the prospect of having the view of the game wrecked by some fans standing and depriving you of a view of any of the game has certainly wrecked the away experience for us fans unable to stand.

For away games next season the Club are looking into the possibility of reserving seats at the front for those who want/need to sit.

[beddie]

For away games next season the Club are looking into the possibility of reserving seats at the front for those who want/need to sit.

That sounds interesting, I’ll certainly keep watching how this develops. Thanks Leisure for the information.

[KRBFC]

with the increase in prices you would think we sell out every week and have a long waiting list for season tickets. When the demand is low, lets increase the cost, great idea for more empty seats.

Forgot to even mention, we don't even know what division we're in next season yet.

[KRBFC]

Average season ticket prices by Premier League club. Burnley the cheapest prices in the Premier League.

So they should be, they have the lowest demand in one of the poorest parts of the country. English football is just a joke in general, insane ticket prices when seats are just left empty at 99% of grounds. Needs a major rethink across the board.