What Are We Paying This Year?

[Southernmose]

As an aside, tangentially relevant, interesting and fairly major/long feature article in the Telegraph the other day that basically puts Moseley in the shop window for investors. Or that’s one interpretation. If that came off, someone would be paying a lot!

[Blue & BlackBear]

Dings Crusaders actually dropped thier entrance prices to £10 this season and with free parking its a good chance to watch Bristol on the cheap !

[jblee]

Dings Crusaders actually dropped thier entrance prices to £10 this season and with free parking its a good chance to watch Bristol on the cheap !

Some would say they should be paying us to watch Bristol but I couldn't possibly comment!

[semisonic]

Always good to know pricing as we do try to travel away a lot as a club. £20/£25 for our Xmas coach to Scottish might influence what we can charge to travel, although those that need the seats will probably get the £20 concession rate. Next coach up is to Bury St Edmunds next month for which we already have 25 booked on with two home games before it. Dings reducing the rate is nice as that's the first game of the new year and January is often a tough month on the financials so might convince a couple more to travel with us.

[stonehousealbion]

I guess one thing to remember is that parking is per car - and so it's an incentive to be socially responsible, fill the vehicle, save the planet and nominate a Duty Driver.

And that's especially true where there's limited parking in the first place. With that in mind, the Rams (on-site) deal becomes a whole lot easier to swallow if you've got 4 drinkers shoe-horned in and Drives goes gratis.The shuttle bus seems OK given it's via a third party provider, but it's hardly "nipping in/out". Good move if your doing hospitality, though...

[Dad]

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Pints are around £5.50 which in the Thames Valley would be considered cheap.

Full details for this weekend are here - https://ramsrugby.com/news/next-home-ga ... yn-park-2/

I wouldn't say cheap I would say normal non member price. But some clubs offer large member bar discounts

[Exiled Janner]

I guess one thing to remember is that parking is per car - and so it's an incentive to be socially responsible, fill the vehicle, save the planet and nominate a Duty Driver.

And that's especially true where there's limited parking in the first place. With that in mind, the Rams (on-site) deal becomes a whole lot easier to swallow if you've got 4 drinkers shoe-horned in and Drives goes gratis.The shuttle bus seems OK given it's via a third party provider, but it's hardly "nipping in/out". Good move if your doing hospitality, though...

I’m surprised given Brickfields attendances we don’t get more at away games. Albi Travel rarely get more than a minibus together. Guzz is a long way from anywhere, but most of the southern games are do-able in an admittedly long day. Surely having someone else do the driving should be an attractive proposition?

[Albert Fishwick]

£15 for Leeds, including parking if you need it.

[Dawson9]

My ST (standing) at Scottish went up from £200 to £260 which seemed fair enough with more games (and many years of price freezes).

[Deva Delinquent]

Chester seem to be the same as most of level 4: £12 on the gate (no option for online sales) under 16s free, parking free, nothing extra for sitting in the stand.

I think it was just after covid that entry went up from £10.

Season tickets currently £120, up from £100 pre-covid.

Pints are roughly between £4.50 - £5.50, slightly cheaper than the boozers on the outskirts of the city, and significantly cheaper than main city itself.

Good value really. I think most supports make the journey by car due to the location, but there's plenty of parking and it's easy enough to get out ofter the game.