Coventry City’s popular 6 Match Packages are now on sale for the 2022/23 season.
Match Packages bring down the cost of buying a ticket compared to purchasing match-by-match, and are perfect if you want to support your team through the season but can't commit to a full Season Ticket.
The 6 Match Package can be used for any combination of games in the season, whether they are Category A, B or C. Fans can select their games on a match-by-match basis.
6 Match Packages have remained priced £144 for Adults, which works out at only £24 per game.
Meanwhile Concessions are £114, equating to £19 per match, while Under 18s are £84 (£14 per game).
For Junior Sky Blues Members, a Match Package for Under 16s is £54 (£9 per game). JSB Members aged Under 13 can already receive a FREE ticket for any league game, and are not required to purchase a Match Package.
Match Packages are now available to purchase at www.eticketing.co.uk/CCFC or at the Ticket Office at the Coventry Building Society Arena.
For example if a Sky Blues fan chose to use their Match Package for 6 Category A fixtures, they would save £54 compared to buying individual Match Tickets for those games.
The Match Package is designed to save fans money and encouraged attendance at Category A and B fixtures, however you are still able to redeem a Match Package for Category C games but this will not provide a saving for fans.
Fans receive credits against your supporter profile which you can then use when selecting your match tickets – either online, in person or over the phone.
For ticket related enquiries, please call 0333 321 3134 between 9am and 5pm Monday-Friday, or click here
Coventry City Chief Executive Dave Boddy said:
“We know that the Match Packages have been very popular with fans in previous years, so we’re pleased to announce details of them for the 2022/23 season.
“They provide a great saving for fans on our Category A and B games who may not be able to commit to a Season Ticket but still want to support their team, and these are now available for the 2022/23 campaign.”