Season Tickets - 2022/23

[Brazilian Villain]

My wife asked me about the prices for next season's season ticket (I sit in the lower Holte) i mentioned it will be £600+, she just gave me the look.

As every summer for the past 40 years, i am undecided?

After 40 years of marriage it's probably best to stick with her.

[chrisw1]

I do feel for people with the biggest price hike from 5/6 to 4.  I wonder, how doe our cheapest non-concession adult ticket (£531) compares to other PL clubs?

I haven't checked many, but for example
Everton is £535 (or £465 for an adult in the family enclosure)
West Ham - £299 in band 6 and £335 in band 5
Wolves - £549 (in 21/22)
Crystal Palace £495
Chelsea - £750 (in 21/22) and £595 in family stand
Brighton - £545
Newcastle - £600 (in 21/22) and £417 in family stand
Spurs - £807

So it's pretty clear we are towards the lower end of the spectrum.  Not much consolation for those hardest hit I know but if we want to be competitive I guess this was inevitable at some point.

[Max Villan]

So, V12 finance are the providers again, lets see how many people they reject this time lol.

[Chico Hamilton III]

How much more competitive will we be by making an extra few million on increased ticket prices?

[DB]

£370 in L8 last year now £531 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[astonvilla82]

Roughly about 140 pounds increase, but considering its only about 330 at present it's not too bad for me and it's either spending time going around IKEA or Merry Hell on Saturday or the Villa,no comparison I still save money

[cdbearsfan]

If I paid £483 this season and me dad (OAP) paid £270, what are we paying next year please? I assume we are the cheapest tier, or have I got it wrong?

[Ads]

The waiting list is never genuine
There is one but there's no way 24,000 who would pay up. They have used this tactic to up the prices.

No early purchase discount, no zone 5/6.

Never expected it to be this bad but the club has simply lost touch with reality

Yeah, they are also telling lies about the stadium update too eh? Jeez!

I'm as guilty of this as anybody, but he's just an ultra tedious troll who is best ignored.

[Chris Harte]

If I paid £483 this season and me dad (OAP) paid £270, what are we paying next year please? I assume we are the cheapest tier, or have I got it wrong?

Looks that way. You would have been zone 4 for this season and presumably the same for this, meaning £531 & £345 respectively.

[KNVillan]

They are holding a Q&A session on Twitter today for an hour from 5pm ( I know it is half hour past that ) but if anybody has a question

https://twitter.com/avfcsupport/status/1521881283424669696?s=21&t=ODya5vaAC3Z4AV7XPdTxgQ

 
As part of our opening day for 22/23 season ticket renewals, the club will be holding an hour long Q&A session on this account from 5pm today.

@AVFCSupport with your question using #AVFCRenewals and we will answer as many as we can.

[Chris Harte]

I've gone from zone 3 to zone 2. A jump of 18%, or over a hundred quid. I now have to give renewal some thought.

[chrisw1]

If I paid £483 this season and me dad (OAP) paid £270, what are we paying next year please? I assume we are the cheapest tier, or have I got it wrong?

If you were £483 you were Zone 4, the new Zone 4 price is £531 (I don't think any Zone 4 areas have changed to Zone 5).  OAP price in Z4 is now £345

https://www.avfc.co.uk/news/2022/may/04/aston-villa-season-tickets-2022-23/

[chrisw1]

How much more competitive will we be by making an extra few million on increased ticket prices?

I think it's down to revenue and FFP etc.

[cdbearsfan]

Thanks Chrises for the replies. Always good people, the Chrises.

[Chris Smith]

I've gone from zone 3 to zone 2. A jump of 18%, or over a hundred quid. I now have to give renewal some thought.

Same for us, £102 rise seems excessive.