Notts have smashed through the 5,000 barrier for season ticket sales with a week left at the cheaper price.

Who's ordered theirs? I have to reveal that I haven’t bought one because I like my holidays which means I miss quite a few games and  I’m not keen on night matches on cold nights so I pay on a game to game basis but being an OAP I get in cheap anyway.

When did the tickets become available for everyone to buy? Wow, 5,000 is a lot! I thought the lower prices were only for people who already had season tickets.

19 minutes ago, JohnTheBost said:

When did the tickets become available for everyone to buy? Wow, 5,000 is a lot! I thought the lower prices were only for people who already had season tickets.

You can get cheap early bird season tickets the prices will go up next week. The renewal prices are for current season ticket holders are even cheaper.

https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news/2023/june/2023-24-season-tickets/

 

 

 

I don’t see why Notts can’t sell more than 6,000 tickets. There’s still time, and I think this is the main reason why Notts has been extending the offer. I can only imagine the resources that will be at the club’s disposal with better sales.

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I know football is more enjoyable when your teams are doing well, that is natural, but I hope some of these stick around when things aren't as merry. I hope that some are old faces that I haven't seen for ages, fans I used to see but said that they had grown tired of watching Notts being run poorly. Our owners deserve a bit more support and if we are to move forward, some fans should be a little more loyal.

Yes, I know there are a lot of commitments and costs.

Circumstances are always different and, I don't really judge, but I do feel strongly that fans are their for the good and bad. I understand that in football, it's important to build a strong sense of community within the club, the Notts family, in order to retain fans during tough times.

Hopefully, it brings in some nice pennies for the coffers!

Fantastic news on the sales front. It really shows the dedication of the fans standing behind the club, come rain or shine.

These are great numbers; I think the club should be delighted. It’s likely that they would be high after promotion, and keeping fans engaged is important. I hope we can break the 5.5k mark at least. If we can get to 6k, that would be amazing.

its impressive, but we need to keep pushing the sales. i think its going to be a busy season with less games where the club tries to sell out. yet i do think they will try at times. i wonder what the most season tickets have been sold in modern times.

When did we last achieve 5,000-odd season ticket sales—2012? It’s been a while. I think the club has done well to sell so many; some might think we should be selling a lot more at this point, but there’s still time. If I were the club, I would just extend the cheaper tickets until the final few pre-season games.

I can see it rising much higher, simply because our fan base is still quite small and only a few stragglers to the success will pay the ST prices off the bat. I suspect there will be between 9-13k to certain games where these will attend, but season tickets will be lucky to sell beyond 5,300.

It’s nice. I have tried to buy into the iFollow for weeks. That will be my season ticket, but there are no packages yet.

Selling 5k is a good milestone. Whatever it ends up being come the start, it’s more foundation blocks in the right direction.

This early bird season ticket strategy was a clever move from the administration's side. A lot might not be able to avail of cheaper prices, but it definitely stirred the pot and built a lot of excitement around the upcoming season.

Ordered ours the first day they were announced. COYP

Reaching 6,000 season ticket sales is doable, but in a cost of living crisis, I think it might be a bit harder than usual. Notts needs to keep pushing it.

It’s great news that Notts has sold over 5,000 season tickets. I’m hoping there’s a good number in the empty-looking Family Stand. I also hope that now we’re a League Two team, we can focus on getting more fans into the stand. The Derek Pavis will have a fair amount, as will the KOP, so I’m pleased to see the numbers increase.