2024/25 match ticket prices

[Stadt]

Forcing fans to pay for their incompetence. 
 

The increase in price probably just about covers Vestergaard’s wages for the year if he’s on £40k pw.

 

They’re wildly out of touch with how many people will pay that sort of money - especially after they’ve gate kept general sale tickets behind memberships.

 

C unts

Edited 18 June by Stadt

[kingfox]

This is the way modern football is going nowadays, especially when you’re a Premier League team, it’s only going to get worse. 
 

They treat it like a tourist attraction nowadays, while pricing real fans out, but unfortunately many Premier League clubs act in this way, just a shame we’ve joined the party. 
 

 

[SK3Blue]

5 minutes ago, UniFox21 said:

Conveniently missing all the other ticket prices.

 

Ticket pricing across the board are ****ing dreadful. No one should be charged that amount to watch the football. Entire system is corrupt and broken, we're just another corrupt cog 

 

And Liverpool have developed their stadium too. Some of our seats are starting to look like Cov Sky Blue. 

[adam]

10 minutes ago, UniFox21 said:

Conveniently missing all the other ticket prices.

 

Ticket pricing across the board are ****ing dreadful. No one should be charged that amount to watch the football. Entire system is corrupt and broken, we're just another corrupt cog 

 

I agree. Players wages are killing the game.

[westernpark]

King Power want Leicester City to be a global brand that is recognised under the umbrella of King Power, fundamentally being a destination for people from all around the world to watch Premier League. They also want us locals to bow down to their friends and family like we are absolute nobodies and have made no contribution to the club’s history prior to 2010. The behaviour on the bus parade and at the Blackburn game, was indicative of a hierarchy that the ownership group wanted to bring to Leicester City. I can’t be bothered anymore.

[blueharmie]

Nah...not at them prices lads .

[Ashdav86]

Equates to roughly a days wages for me

 

Enough to pause and truly think about it before buying a ticket

 

 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

49 minutes ago, when_you're_smiling said:

Basically, it’s an 18 (ish) per cent increase.

 

My heart sank when I saw them. Will struggle to afford it myself. No idea how anyone with a family would be able to. 

How did you work that out? It's 31% across the board and over 40% if you discount the Cat C prices that weren't there last season.

[UniFox21]

This actually is starting to make more sense ya know.

 

Fixture release day 

 

News about appointing Potter

 

2 big news stories to squeeze this through 

[StanSP]

Obscene pricing. 

[Bryn]

You know those clubs you look at and thing "**** me that's a scummy club from top to bottom"?

 

Yeah. That's us now.

[Thefox81]

Coalville for me and my lad next season. Just cant afford/justify paying that. Ridiculous. Last couple of years ive started to become more and more disillusioned with the club and i never thought i would say that. Feck em

[SemperEadem]

Sad to think the way its going that I will likely never get to take my boys down there particularly regularly.

[StanSP]

2 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

Sad to think the way its going that I will likely never get to take my boys down there particularly regularly.

In a similar boat. Can't see them changing the pricing structure in 4/5 years time when I can start to take mine. It'll just be the kids game and it's sad that's the case because it wasn't like so when I was younger and could begin my love for the club. 

[FoxinNotts]

Nothing to see here. Look over there! The ‘next manager’ thread is hot 👀

[Corky]

3 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

Sad to think the way its going that I will likely never get to take my boys down there particularly regularly.

You never know. This season is massive- survive and we might grow back but relegation will see us as another Stoke/ Blackburn.

 

We are still popular and fans keen to go- a few barren years and that will change,

[Out Foxed]

ain't gonna do shit till everyone takes a stand....same as real life. 

 

but no...we'll whinge about the slow creep until one day we wake the **** up

[SemperEadem]

4 minutes ago, Corky said:

You never know. This season is massive- survive and we might grow back but relegation will see us as another Stoke/ Blackburn.

 

We are still popular and fans keen to go- a few barren years and that will change,

They won’t drop tickets to an affordable level again. 
 

[joeybside]

Shall be enjoying Non League Step 4 - 6 a lot more this season. And more than happy to do so

[when_you're_smiling]

46 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

How did you work that out? It's 31% across the board and over 40% if you discount the Cat C prices that weren't there last season.

Because I’m shite at maths probably.

[fox_up_north]

Think I'll bow out for this, just on principle. Cheapest ticket £33, + about £20 in petrol + nonsense admin fee.

 

That would do me 5 games at my non league down the road

[It'sblueupnorth]

1 minute ago, SemperEadem said:

They won’t drop tickets to an affordable level again. 
 

They’ll have to when we’re festering at the wrong end of the champ again with 13k in attendance.

 

Surely another Foxes Trust and UFS pressure job is on the cards, but like the 25 physical ticket fee I can’t see them budging on this.
 

Be interesting to see anyone who can defend kp with this, it’s embarrassing

[Kasey Keller]

Wait till you see the food and beverage prices 🫠

[ronnup]

Have to seriously consider this for me and my son now. He's 7. Might start getting him into a non league team 

[m4DD0gg]

Wow. Imagine paying that much to go see us get pummelled every week.

 

So glad i stopped going 3 years ago.