LAST CHANCE TODAY...
2016/2017 Season Ticket and FlexiCards are available to buy in person via the Bantams Ticket Office, over the phone (0871 978 8000) and online.
Supporters over the age of 16 - adults, senior citizens and students - will once again be asked to pay only £149.00 for their 2016/2017 season ticket.
That amazing price works out at an average of only £6.50 a game for fans attending every match, cheaper than any other league club in the local area and offering arguably the best value anywhere to watch professional sport in the UK.
Junior season tickets will remain at only £99.00.
Disabled supporters will be asked to pay the age-appropriate price (i.e. adults £149.00, juniors £99.00).
Fans will also be entitled to a free carer's seat/space should they require one providing that they receive DLA or PIP at the mid or higher rate.
Two under 11s for £5 per paying adult
- mayzi
18 comments
blue1971
17 Jul 16#1
Great deal
Gollywood
17 Jul 16#2
Excellent price. Heat
trojan34
17 Jul 161#3
other teams should follow suit.
evilcod 2009
17 Jul 161#4
cracking price port vale is £365 for an adult and there in the same league
1988dave
17 Jul 161#5
yep definitely get a Vale one for this price
mayzi
17 Jul 16#6
2 Under 11s per adult are only £5 each. ID will be required.
Mighty Terrier
17 Jul 168#7
For £30 more (£179) you could get an adult season ticket for Huddersfield Town. One division higher in the Championship watching the likes of Newcastle, Villa, Leeds, Derby etc not Fleetwood, Bury, Wimbledon, Vale etc. Oh, by the way you can get a 11-17 juniors card for £30 LESS (£69). UTT!
leedsgs36 to Mighty Terrier
17 Jul 16#8
marching on together
andymal78 to Mighty Terrier
17 Jul 162#9
wasn't this limited to a certain amount of fans?
v5535 to Mighty Terrier
18 Jul 161#10
That you're in a higher league and took inspiration from this deal only charging £30 more. Will still be a bigger crowd at VP!
UncleWilly to Mighty Terrier
18 Jul 161#11
I know it's banter but in the real world football fans don't shop around and decide who to support depending on who sells the best value season ticket, they support their local team. Well apart from those who follow Premiership teams that is.
Well done to both Bradford and Huddersfield either way; we often hear about how the ordinary fan is being priced out of football, it's good to see clubs at lower levels are doing something about it.
M_z to Mighty Terrier
18 Jul 16#13
Is seeing Newcastle and Villa play a good thing? :neutral_face:
vtec
18 Jul 16#12
footballers wages should follow suit :wink:
M_z
18 Jul 16#14
"Well apart from those who follow Premiership teams that is.", living in Leicester, I think you would be wise to make the distinction between the Man U/C, Arsenal, Chelsea, and the rest of the Premier league. Most other PL teams are still mostly based on local support.
Snakeyes646
18 Jul 16#15
Awesome deal, I reckon the Huddersfield town season ticket (which I now have!!) prices are as good! £179 adult & £69 kids. Heat.
Snakeyes646
18 Jul 16#16
No it's still on offer now.
andymal78
18 Jul 161#17
thought it was first 15k havent they sold even 15k?
v5535
20 Jul 16#18
Precisely.
Dont mind Huddersfield; their ground is the template for more successful sides in Wigan - identical and Bolton.
It also, for a large town, has a huge catchment area of Kirklees/ Calderdale and even Wakefield. In fact, Bradford has a sizeable number of Town fans from the Parl Avenue days when they went bust.
Both also huge Rugby League towns and Bradford Bulls dominated until only a decade ago.
![Fresh Breakfast Meat Box (Using code) @ Campbells Meat [Haggis / Lorne Sausage / Bacon / Black Pudding & More]](/images/topics/208684_1.jpg)
![[Xbox One] Q. u. b. e: Director's Cut on Deals with Gold](/images/topics/208716_1.jpg)
Opening post
2016/2017 Season Ticket and FlexiCards are available to buy in person via the Bantams Ticket Office, over the phone (0871 978 8000) and online.
Supporters over the age of 16 - adults, senior citizens and students - will once again be asked to pay only £149.00 for their 2016/2017 season ticket.
That amazing price works out at an average of only £6.50 a game for fans attending every match, cheaper than any other league club in the local area and offering arguably the best value anywhere to watch professional sport in the UK.
Junior season tickets will remain at only £99.00.
Disabled supporters will be asked to pay the age-appropriate price (i.e. adults £149.00, juniors £99.00).
Fans will also be entitled to a free carer's seat/space should they require one providing that they receive DLA or PIP at the mid or higher rate.
Two under 11s for £5 per paying adult
- mayzi
18 comments
Well done to both Bradford and Huddersfield either way; we often hear about how the ordinary fan is being priced out of football, it's good to see clubs at lower levels are doing something about it.
Dont mind Huddersfield; their ground is the template for more successful sides in Wigan - identical and Bolton.
It also, for a large town, has a huge catchment area of Kirklees/ Calderdale and even Wakefield. In fact, Bradford has a sizeable number of Town fans from the Parl Avenue days when they went bust.
Both also huge Rugby League towns and Bradford Bulls dominated until only a decade ago.