Season Ticket 21/22

comment by HaveFaithInLeeds (U8688)
posted 2 hours, 15 minutes ago
It looks like you can join the waiting list by logging on to the clubs ticket website.

Under memberships select subscriptions.
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Costs £11.50 to join the waiting list.

"Hepworth Peacock (U21961)

posted 20 minutes ago

I have had a season ticket in the West Stand for over 50 years but fear when we expand the prices will rocket and
I will be priced out.
By the way my first season ticket was £10.- 10 shillings."

What does a season ticket cost now?..

I know there a hell off a lot more than here!..

I used to pay at the gate when you had that little book you had to stick your programm tokens in, it was about 20-30p I think a game, than shot upto the 50p mark and then a quid and then haywall, but todays prices are just a crap take for the normal everyday man!..

"Costs £11.50 to join the waiting list."

I thought Bates was gone a long time ago!..

comment by TheBlackCountry (U22512)
posted 2 hours, 33 minutes ago
comment by LDL-Potato Picker and Proud (U6788)
posted 5 minutes ago
worst thing with being successful is all the plastics came streaming back and people like myself who suffered paying £40 on a tuesday night in march to watch us play northampton in L1 are left unable to attend matches. Even before we were relegated from PL i got tickets no problem but now not a snowballs chance, Used to go to at least 6 games a season and when we were in L1 was going a lot more to support the lads but it turned out that the cancer didnt care about the support he just wanted the money. Happy we are back where we belong but until ground gets expanded people like me are tossed to the side to placate a lot of so called supporters who disappeared in their droves when we got relegated and it really annoys me
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We've got the same problem at Wolves. Middle class, wealthy newcomers who don't really understand the game but have deep pockets.

I never had a problem getting tickets when we were in League One either, funny that?
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Like yourself LDL travelled over from Northern Ireland at least 50 times over the years.
No idea when I'll ever be back in the stadium.

comment by Earl * * Not available in N.I. (U9333)
posted 2 hours, 15 minutes ago
comment by TheBlackCountry (U22512)
posted 2 hours, 33 minutes ago
comment by LDL-Potato Picker and Proud (U6788)
posted 5 minutes ago
worst thing with being successful is all the plastics came streaming back and people like myself who suffered paying £40 on a tuesday night in march to watch us play northampton in L1 are left unable to attend matches. Even before we were relegated from PL i got tickets no problem but now not a snowballs chance, Used to go to at least 6 games a season and when we were in L1 was going a lot more to support the lads but it turned out that the cancer didnt care about the support he just wanted the money. Happy we are back where we belong but until ground gets expanded people like me are tossed to the side to placate a lot of so called supporters who disappeared in their droves when we got relegated and it really annoys me
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We've got the same problem at Wolves. Middle class, wealthy newcomers who don't really understand the game but have deep pockets.

I never had a problem getting tickets when we were in League One either, funny that?
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Like yourself LDL travelled over from Northern Ireland at least 50 times over the years.
No idea when I'll ever be back in the stadium.
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im sure we even shared the same plane a few times and i have also gone with a supporters club doing the coach and ferry thing but wouldnt recommend. Club will still have details of people like us and know where we are coming from and you would think they would look at peoples previous records of buying tickets and offer us a chance to still buy tickets above a lot of these new found fans

£40 to see a L1 game against Northampton on a Tuesday evening in March, really?. Well, if you only cherry pick the Cat A games what do you expect. 😁

I do think the pricing at ER has been crazy over the past few years. No wonder people stayed away in their droves but you cannot call people plastics for wanting to come and watch live games now, especially as we have been deprived of a quality product for so long.
Unfortunately some bread and butter fans miss out doesn't make those who are lucky enough to get season tickets any less of fans.

I don’t think people realised how much that b@stard damaged the club and it’s took a long time to pull it back

The big increase in season tickets happened in 2017 when we were competiting for the playoffs. Hardly plastics or glory supporters, just an ownership and team that gave people something to believe in again.

I'm sure most of those who got season tickets then were regulars at Elland Road in Champ and League 1 and decided to make that commitment when Leeds started acting like a real club again after Cellino sold up.

the queue is getting longer.

https://twitter.com/andrearadri/status/1392563290509742082?s=20

comment by LIW Radchancer (U8453)
posted 2 hours, 24 minutes ago
I don’t think people realised how much that b@stard damaged the club and it’s took a long time to pull it back
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Which b@stard? You talking Risdale or Bates or Cellino?

comment by LDL-Potato Picker and Proud (U6788)
posted 10 hours, 21 minutes ago
worst thing with being successful is all the plastics came streaming back and people like myself who suffered paying £40 on a tuesday night in march to watch us play northampton in L1 are left unable to attend matches. Even before we were relegated from PL i got tickets no problem but now not a snowballs chance, Used to go to at least 6 games a season and when we were in L1 was going a lot more to support the lads but it turned out that the cancer didnt care about the support he just wanted the money. Happy we are back where we belong but until ground gets expanded people like me are tossed to the side to placate a lot of so called supporters who disappeared in their droves when we got relegated and it really annoys me
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Shame indeed. But that’s the way it goes unfortunately.

I’ve been a member since the final season in L1.
Attended around 10 home games a season and away matches where possible.

Went to almost every home game the season under Monk due to work easing.

First time I’ve been able to afford a season ticket overall (live 120 miles from Elland Road), and can guarantee I won’t be working on Saturdays.

Just a query mate. But agree, it’s a shame there wasn't a way to reward the fans who were there in the dark days.

I was unfortunate enough to see us at home to Birmingham and Blackpool.

How times change...