1st XV admission prices 2014/15

[Communications Team]

The Club Directors have now finalised the admission prices for 2014/15

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Reluctantly a nominal increase has had to be applied, but in the context of the significant investment being made to improve facilities for spectators, while remaining well in line with Championship clubs, it is believed that Moseley Rugby remains good value for money.

In the context of value for money it is worth emphasising the great value membership offers; with current adult membership working out at only £12.14 per game (and on top of that you get a free ticket to bring a friend to a game).

Or to look at it another way membership gets you free entry to 4.5 home games a season. Click here for more information on membership

There is still time to get your membership applications in before the first home game on the 6th September.

[markw]

For one parent to take two children to watch Moseley next season, and sit down, costs £35.
That is before the parent has bought a program or has bought anything for either themselves or their children to eat or drink.
I defy the directors to find anyone who is on a moderate income, and is not an avid Moseley fan, who thinks this represents good value for money.
It is appalling.

Why exactly are we charging anything for 5 year olds to come and watch?
If we are charging £20 for an adult to sit and watch Moseley, have we ever considered letting children in for free??

[Shy Spa]

No student admission this season? Spa Junior used to accompany me when home for the weekend/holiday, but once my spare ticket has been used, full price - as he is now 21 - will limit this. And one less drink sold at half time.

The irony is that a community ticket from his school five years ago led to me becoming a regular visitor.

I would imagine the small increase is unlikely to affect attendance adversely, but performances might. What proportion of a typical crowd pay at the gate?

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Jul 23, 2014 19:57:32 GMT markw said:

Why exactly are we charging anything for 5 year olds to come and watch?
If we are charging £20 for an adult to sit and watch Moseley, have we ever considered letting children in for free??

I totally agree - its hardly encouraging the next generation of Moseley Supporters is it? At Worcester an under 12 season ticket is free for children when purchased with an adult season ticket - we charge £35 for 5-16 year olds. We wonder why we don't get the support of 'Birmingham' but we're not enabling the next generation to become hooked on our club. I don't really care (within reason!) what I pay for a ticket as an adult but under 12s (and ideally under 16s) really should be free.

[Rich]

I think a better pricing structure would be free for children that have not reached secondary school and £5 for anyone else in full time education.

Are children under 5 not allowed in the "grandstand" full stop? Pretty naff when they aren't tall enough to see over the barriers if they stand...

I would be interested to see the figures but would think we would be better off charging less and getting more people in - and more people interested generally! No one will come on a whim with that sort of outlay.

[willbassett]

Totally agree Rich.

Whenever I have brought people along for the first time they are astonished at the entry charge and rarely return. I used to use the additional tickets from my season ticket but these have been reduced year-on-year.

I assume M+Js will get a free season ticket again this season?

I would also recommend giving out a set of free adults tickets to every parent of an M+J. Most have never been to a 1st XV game and are blissfully unaware of the Championship league level ... something that will not change as a result of any name change.

[kingsheathlad]

The admission charges at other Championship clubs are about the same and may be more in some cases, and our parking is free.

[steveplant]

how much is it to get in for the Ealing Friendly

[Phil]

It has not been announced yet as far as I am aware Steve, keep an eye out on here and the club website.

[Communications Team]

Ealing Pre-Season game will be £5 for 16 and over.
Under 16 free.