Early bird season tickets are on offer at £180 for adults
(£10 a game for a season when both Rangers and Hearts will be visiting), £90
for concessions and £54 for children. The deadline has now been extended until
the end of June to allow more supporters the time to get the necessary finance
together.
Mr McDougall has also issued an updated statement in
which he says prices will be held for the 2015/16 season as well while for
those who cannot find the money needed in a lump sum a £10 lucky dip Home
Ticket scheme has also been launched to extend the principle of attending
matches for £10.Falkirk FC, beaten in the play-offs for a place in the Scottish Premiership recently, have pegged season ticket prices for 2014/15 and have kept in place their 'Under 12's go free' policy.
One new initiative that the Bairns have announced however is 'No Nil Nils' whereby if a game ends in a goalless draw then season ticket holders will be issued with a free ticket to bring a friend along to the next match.
Also in Scotland (just), Gretna FC host their pre-season Raydale Cup tournament on the weekend of 12/13 July with the hosts taking part alongside Stirling Albion, Annan Athletic and Workington Reds AFC. A ticket covering all four games is priced at £10 for adults and £3 for children.
Affordable Football aims to bring you the special offers,
reduced ticket prices and family deals that make catching a match anywhere in
the country more affordable. You can tweet us @affordablefooty or email
affordablefootball@yahoo.com if your club are doing something worth hearing
about.
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