Season tickets 2012/13

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Season tickets for 2012-13 campaign to go on sale from Monday
Details regarding season tickets for 2012-13.8th Mar 2012



Supporters will be able to purchase their season cards for 2012-13 from 9am on Monday March 12 and full details of the season card package will be released exclusively on www.avfc.co.uk.

Anyone choosing to purchase their seats early will benefit from:

Earlybird Price Freeze

Anyone who purchases their seat before June 1 can guarantee THE best value as they will benefit from a price freeze...at 2011-12 season prices.

Interest-Free Payment Schedule

The introduction of extended payment terms to spread the cost of your season card was greeted warmly by our season card holders last term but this season we've made it even better!

All Zebra Finance applicants will be able to pay for their season card(s) INTEREST FREE and from March, season card holders will be able to spread the cost of their season card across a maximum of nine months.

Don't delay, though, because the longer you wait, the fewer monthly instalments you'll be able to pay in.

Welcome Pack

Last season saw the introduction of a raft of benefits which season ticket holders used in their droves.

With free AVTV, free pies, drinks and discounts galore, season card package provided the best value ever at Villa Park...and it's back bigger-and-better than ever.

What's more, season card holders will continue to be entered into EXCLUSIVE draws with the chances to win pitch-side visits and tours of Bodymoor Heath.

There will be the added incentive to buy quickly when supporters who purchase their season seat before June 1 will be entered into a draw to join the first team on our pre-season tour!

Try It, Like It!

Considering relocating to another area of the ground for the 2012-13 season? Don't want to lose your current seat but might be ready for a change? Then why not 'Try It, Like it'?

For the Stoke City and Sunderland fixtures, Villa are offering current season card holders the opportunity to try another area of the ground...ABSOLUTELY FREE!

New Value Area

The club are also pleased to announce that 2,000 seats within the stadium have been re-graded with adult prices starting at just £295.

An initial 1,000 seats will be made available to current season card holders with new purchasers benefitting from an additional release of 1,000 value seats on Monday March 19.

So whether you're in the North Stand but have always wondered what it might be like to sit in the Doug Ellis Stand or you are a family group in the Holte End who would love to check out the Family Stand, why not 'Try It, Like It'?

Want To Know More?

Full details of the season card 2012-13 package will be released exclusively on www.avfc.co.uk/seasontickets so don't forget to check the official website on Monday morning or call the ticket office on 0800 612 0970.



Terms and conditions
* Concessionary priced ticket only applies to supporters who have held a consecutive seat in this area since 2006-07 season.
** Concessionary priced ticket only applies to supporters who have held a consecutive seat in this area and who were 65 as of September 1 2006.
Disabled prices apply to all areas of the stadium with the exception of premium seating such as B5 or Prepared.
† Ticket for 2 adults & 2 under 8s
†† Ticket for 2 adults & 2 under 16s.
Please enquire for extra tickets or alternative combinations. All ages as of September 1 2012.
Above stadium plan is for representation purposes only. To determine actual seat prices please contact ticket office.

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[Rip Van We Go Again]

I'm sure it starts earlier every year.

[supertommykN'iba]

Not really sure why, but I can see a significant drop in sales for next season.

[pauliewalnuts]

Crikey. It's barely March and they're pimping them already?

[Simon Ward]

Pressures on for a good performance on Saturday! Difficult to launch season tickets after a drab draw or perish the thought a defeat!

[Phil from the upper holte]

Should be discounted

[Concrete John]

Crikey. It's barely March and they're pimping them already?

Maybe they want to guage take up early so any 'action' poor sales may force them into can be done sonner rather than late summer?

[ian c.]

It also improves cash flow, and would give the bank balance a boost before the end of the financial year.

[pauliewalnuts]

Crikey. It's barely March and they're pimping them already?

Maybe they want to guage take up early so any 'action' poor sales may force them into can be done sonner rather than late summer?

Ha ha ha.

It'd be nice to think that, but i doubt it.

[mikeb1982]

Crikey. It's barely March and they're pimping them already?

Maybe they want to guage take up early so any 'action' poor sales may force them into can be done sonner rather than late summer?

I really hope that's the case....

They must realise something's up, why else start so early?

[Sister of Top Cat]

So they've had to offer match tickets at reduced prices for every home game this season to get a decent(ish) crowd and they still haven't seen fit to reduce season ticket prices.  Can't say I'm impressed.

[Reuben]

Try it - Like it?

Seen that somewhere before...

[MarkM]

So they are planning to raise ticket prices for next season!

I can't justify paying at the current level, let alone at a higher level!

[glasses]

Ignoring the fooball reasons for a second.

If I renew early, I pay the same price as last year. If not, it will cost me £10 more for my ticket. £10 for the year.

Where is the incentive to renew early? To save myself £10?

If next years prices for new ST holders were significantly higher, there would be an understandable reason to renew early, but for the sake of a tenner...whats the point?