Post by Iron Webbo on May 10, 2014 8:10:56 GMT
MATCH & SEASON TICKET PRICES ANNOUNCED
Matchday prices increase by a pound - but season ticket prices are held!
Braintree Town have agreed their ground and seating prices for the forthcoming 2014/2015 season. While there will be a £1 increase in admission prices for matchday tickets - the first increase in three years at Cressing Road - prices for season tickets purchased on or before Saturday 14 June have been frozen for a fourth successive season! The other good news is that, with the continued backing of the GMB Union, season tickets for all those under 16 will continue to be free of charge!
Chairman Lee Harding said: "We've had to increase our matchday prices to ensure we remain competitive in the Conference. But we do realise the importance of the support we receive from our season ticket holders. So, for those that support the Club by taking advantage of the early purchase option, we have decided to keep these prices at the same levels as last season. The past three seasons have seen top half finishes of 12th, 9th and 6th and we pride ourselves on offering value for money. Alan Devonshire's side continues to consolidate and compete at this level. Supporters play a vital role in our progress and by offering discounted season tickets at the same price for a fourth successive season, together with free tickets for all those under 16, we try to reward those who back the Club through thick and thin."
Matchday prices increase by a pound - but season ticket prices are held!
Braintree Town have agreed their ground and seating prices for the forthcoming 2014/2015 season. While there will be a £1 increase in admission prices for matchday tickets - the first increase in three years at Cressing Road - prices for season tickets purchased on or before Saturday 14 June have been frozen for a fourth successive season! The other good news is that, with the continued backing of the GMB Union, season tickets for all those under 16 will continue to be free of charge!
Chairman Lee Harding said: "We've had to increase our matchday prices to ensure we remain competitive in the Conference. But we do realise the importance of the support we receive from our season ticket holders. So, for those that support the Club by taking advantage of the early purchase option, we have decided to keep these prices at the same levels as last season. The past three seasons have seen top half finishes of 12th, 9th and 6th and we pride ourselves on offering value for money. Alan Devonshire's side continues to consolidate and compete at this level. Supporters play a vital role in our progress and by offering discounted season tickets at the same price for a fourth successive season, together with free tickets for all those under 16, we try to reward those who back the Club through thick and thin."