Coventry City

Coventry City Football Club revealed prices last week and have already begun the process of transferring current Season Ticket holders over to seats at the Ricoh Arena.

Season Ticket holders from the 2012/13 campaign will have until the end of September to renew their seat, unless they were situated in the North Stand. If that it is the case, the club will work with supporters to find a new seat for them within the stadium.

Season Tickets will go on general sale on Friday, August 29th, with prices as follows:

In the Family Zone, adult Season Tickets are £252 (£12 per match), concessions are £189 (£9 per match), juniors are priced at £126 (£6 per match), Junior Sky Blue members Season Tickets are priced at £63 (£3 per match) and JSBs under-12 are free.

In the Standard Zone, adult Season Tickets are £315 (£15 per match), concessions are £210 (£10 per match), juniors are priced at £147 (£7 per match), Junior Sky Blue members Season Tickets are priced at £84 (£4 per match) and JSBs under-12 are £42 (£2 per match).

In the Premium Zone, adult Season Tickets are £357 (£17 per match), concessions are £252 (£12 per match), juniors are priced at £189 (£9 per match), Junior Sky Blue members Season Tickets are priced at £105 (£5 per match) and JSBs under-12 are £63 (£3 per match).

Development director Steve Waggott said: “Everything is being aimed towards getting more supporters inside the stadium to back Steven Pressley and his team.

“While the revenues we create from match tickets are vital towards putting the best possible team on the pitch, we also want the best possible atmosphere to help make the Ricoh a really vibrant venue for the team to play its football.

“We are giving 2012/13 Season Ticket holders more than a month to reclaim their seat at the Ricoh Arena because we know that the news of our return may have been unexpected and they might need a little bit of time.

“The club has also been asked about the possibility of reintroducing a direct debit system where fans can play monthly for their Season Tickets. This is not a system we can provide ourselves but have done so in the past through an external company. We are looking at the possibility of doing so again but it may be too late to get it in place for this season.

“We are, however, more than happy to discuss other options with supporters because it’s vital that we get every fan inside that stadium for as many games as possible.

“It’s a credit to all of the staff at the club, especially Karen Bennett and her team, that we have been able to get to a position of getting Season Tickets on sale by Wednesday morning.”