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Cant see them going up by much, if anything at all. There will be 4 fewer games at home so that will surely be taken int account. If a gold ticket was to go upto £800, as has been sugested on here, then that would mean each game at about £42 and the matchday price would need to be in the region of £45. This would be a 50% increase on current machday prices. That would not only be grossly unfair but also very irriesponsible of the club to burden our long suffering fans with that sort of increase.
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Ill be looking forward to away games against Wigan,Wolves,Bolton and such like.Everything else will be football first on a saturday night. Cant see me getting a home game in aginst the top teams.Comment
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Demand will go up, but if you are not a ST holder you can always become a member and you will be able to get tickets for some top games, maybe not all. It is made very clear on the website when tickets go on sale to members.Originally posted by EYR View Post
I don't think it will be that hard to get tickets - they may sell out, but just get in early. We simply do not have the fanbase that Arsenal and Spurs have.Comment
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Will renew my whatever the cost! U R's
We're 14th the league, we're 14th the league we're QUEENS PARK RANGERS we'e 14th the league lol (next year):angry:Queens Park Rangers, simply the best.Comment
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People dont be deluded you only need to look at other London club prices to judge what the increase will be Chelsea £ 45+ Arsenal £40 -60 Spurs 3 45+ WHU £35+ remember we £45 to watch Rs at old trafford last year in L.CupComment
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Sorry, but that post is more deluded. We do not have the same product or facility as those clubs.Originally posted by dave58 View Post
Fulham are more comparable and they are CHEAPER than QPR to get in.
Spurs and Arsenal have massive waiting lists and it is very hard to get tickets to any league games. WH are cheaper than them but have a better facility than us. Chelsea are the Champions - the top product, though I hate to say that.Comment
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