Coventry S/T holders paying £20 for game at Riverside

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Tcket details have been confirmed for Coventry City’s away Play-Off Semi-Final against Middlesbrough.
It is an 8pm kick-off on Wednesday 17th May at the Riverside Stadium for the Sky Bet Championship Play-Off Semi-Final second leg.
Ticket details are shown below.
Coventry City have a full allocation of 2,000 tickets for this fixture. These are reserved seating – please sit in your allocated seat.
Sky Blues fans can purchase 1 ticket per Supporter Number.
The Priority Points Scheme will be used. Supporters buying a ticket for this game will receive 20 points.
Please be aware that postal strikes may affect the dispatch of tickets.
SALE DATES:
Friday 12th May, 10am: 22/23 Season Ticket Holders with 1200+ points
Friday 12th May, 12pm: 22/23 Season Ticket Holders with 1000+ points
Friday 12th May, 2pm: 22/23 Season Ticket Holders with 800+ points
Monday 15th May, 10am: 22/23 Season Ticket Holders with 500+ points
Monday 15th May, 12pm: 22/23 Season Ticket Holders
Monday 15th May, 2pm: General Sale
TICKET PRICES:
Adult - £31
Senior 65+ - £23
Under 18 - £18
Season Ticket Holders:
Adult - £20
Senior 65+ - £13
Under 18 - £7
All under 14’s must be accompanied by an over 18.
 
I thinks it fair to charge the same to both sets of fans as MFC are doing.

But what did Coventry do for the game at their stadium?
 
I think it was more than £20 for season card holders to sit in the east for our home game.

£20 was for the North, South and the corners.
 
I don't think it is fair at all that opposition fans should pay less than me. I don't have a season ticket so I would be paying £31. If Coventry want to subsidise it then that's up to them but if MFC are charging away fans less than home fans then it is not on. I presume it will be only season ticket holders from Coventry with enough points able to get a ticket.
 
Nano said:
I don't think it is fair at all that opposition fans should pay less than me. I don't have a season ticket so I would be paying £31. If Coventry want to subsidise it then that's up to them but if MFC are charging away fans less than home fans then it is not on. I presume it will be only season ticket holders from Coventry with enough points able to get a ticket.
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It's more to their non-season card holders.
 
Aren't our prices down there the same? Maybe a reciprocation thing?
Maybe they class their seats as corner and our corner seats are cheaper than East stand?
Maybe Cov are subsidising?
I would be surprised if MFC are discounting Cov fans versus ours..
 
indeedido said:
Aren't our prices down there the same? Maybe a reciprocation thing?
Maybe they class their seats as corner and our corner seats are cheaper than East stand?
Maybe Cov are subsidising?
I would be surprised if MFC are discounting Cov fans versus ours..
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We were charged £25 for an adult.
 
indeedido said:
Aren't our prices down there the same? Maybe a reciprocation thing?
Maybe they class their seats as corner and our corner seats are cheaper than East stand?
Maybe Cov are subsidising?
I would be surprised if MFC are discounting Cov fans versus ours..
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Our's were £25 for the away leg.
 
Wow - MFC much cheaper than Coventry in this game - goes against the claim we are the most expensive club in the Championship :giggle:
 
Air Resistance said:
I read a while ago that it’s an EFL rule about not being able to charge away fans more than home.
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They wouldn't be. It only has to match the general sale price, not the season ticket price which would be £34 I think for East upper if that's what they are classed as.
 
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