I think we’d be better copying Bradford/Huddersfield and say season ticket prices depend on how many are sold by a fixed date. So if we sold 20,000 for example we could have them for say £150, the price rising as the numbers sold reduces. In these places these schemes have worked a treat, created a buzz and increased crowds massively
How would that work exactly, not questioning you just trying to understand. Do you mean the first ‘however’ many, pay more than the people who get it later? Or you all pay on that set date for the ticket, or you get some money back when that date has come if you have paid more for your ticket due to getting it earlier (if the prices have decreased)?
