Season Tickets

On sale from Monday July 27th

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Current season-ticket holders can renew for the Pilgrims’ 20/21 Sky Bet League One campaign from 10am on Monday, July 27.

The club would like to thank the Green Army for their patience and support during these unprecedented times. As a token of our gratitude, we have frozen prices for 20/21 renewals, meaning that season-ticket holders at Home Park will pay no extra to watch the Pilgrims compete back in the third tier. In addition, based on supporter feedback, we have reduced the cost of an under-23 season-ticket, in order to make following the Greens more affordable for young adults.

With the finer details on how supporters can attend our League One fixtures still to be ironed out in the coming weeks, we have done our best to deliver a ticketing option which takes supporters’ preferences into account, and prepares for all eventualities.

Due to the likelihood that capacity restrictions will be in place during the season, we have taken the difficult decision to suspend new season-ticket applications, as well as flexi tickets, 1886 memberships, and individual match tickets, until such a time that capacity restrictions are lifted.

The initial loyalty renewal phase will run until Friday, August 14, and priority access to games in a restricted capacity scenario will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis - so season-ticket holders are encouraged to renew at the earliest opportunity to avoid disappointment.

In the event that season-ticket renewals do not meet the initial reduced capacity at Home Park, a limited run of season-tickets will be made available for new season-ticket applications.

The club will, of course, place staff and supporter safety at the highest priority during our preparations, ensuring that we adhere to the guidance laid out in the Sports Grounds Safety Authority’s ‘planning for social distancing at sports grounds’ document.

Should fixtures need to be played behind-closed-doors at any time throughout the season, season-ticket holders will be provided with a pass to stream the fixture live on iFollow Argyle, or via an equivalent streaming service (EFL rules and regulations permitting).

Argyle’s Chief Executive Officer, Andrew Parkinson, said: “Firstly, I would like to express my gratitude towards our supporters for their patience during this challenging period – as ever, the Green Army have been first-class.

“Our staff have worked diligently to ensure that we deliver the best-possible ticketing solution in the circumstances, taking supporter feedback and likely outcomes into account. We understand that this solution will not suit everyone, and we sympathise with supporters who may, in the short-term, have to make do with streaming our games online.

“We will continue to monitor our approach to ticketing sales as the situation evolves.”

PRICES

DE / LRS / MGU Price Per Game MGL Price Per Game
Under 8        (0-7)* £10 £0.47 £10 £0.47
Under 12      (8-11) £65 £2.82 £30 £1.30
Under 18      (12-17) £96 £4.17 £80 £3.48
Under 23       (18-22) £225 £9.78 £180 £7.83
Adult (23-64) £395 £17.17 £288 £12.52
Over 65 (65+) £299 £13.00 £230 £10.00
Armed Forces £299 £13.00 £230 £10.00
Wheelchair Adult £270 £11.74 £288 £12.52
Wheelchair Over 65 £210 £9.13 £230 £10.00
Wheelchair Under 23 £160 £6.96 £180 £7.83
Wheelchair Under 18 £70 £3.04 £80 £3.48
DE = Devonport End | LRS = Lyndhurst Road Stand | MGU = Mayflower Grandstand Upper | MGL = Mayflower Grandstand Lower

*Under 8 Ticket Price is only valid when bought with an Under 23, Adult or Senior Ticket

All age-related concessions refer to ages as at August 31, 2020. Proof of age will be required if booking in person. Proof of age will be required for concession purchases made online and by phone prior to tickets being sent. Suitable proof can be emailed to [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Collection

Future dates to collect your season-tickets in person will be announced in due course. Please note that season-ticket collection will not be possible on a match-day.

I thought that last season tickets was to be used for this season by updating the ticket system

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Current season-ticket holders can renew for the Pilgrims’ 20/21 Sky Bet League One campaign from 10am on Monday, July 27.

The club would like to thank the Green Army for their patience and support during these unprecedented times. As a token of our gratitude, we have frozen prices for 20/21 renewals, meaning that season-ticket holders at Home Park will pay no extra to watch the Pilgrims compete back in the third tier. In addition, based on supporter feedback, we have reduced the cost of an under-23 season-ticket, in order to make following the Greens more affordable for young adults.

With the finer details on how supporters can attend our League One fixtures still to be ironed out in the coming weeks, we have done our best to deliver a ticketing option which takes supporters’ preferences into account, and prepares for all eventualities.

Due to the likelihood that capacity restrictions will be in place during the season, we have taken the difficult decision to suspend new season-ticket applications, as well as flexi tickets, 1886 memberships, and individual match tickets, until such a time that capacity restrictions are lifted.

The initial loyalty renewal phase will run until Friday, August 14, and priority access to games in a restricted capacity scenario will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis - so season-ticket holders are encouraged to renew at the earliest opportunity to avoid disappointment.

In the event that season-ticket renewals do not meet the initial reduced capacity at Home Park, a limited run of season-tickets will be made available for new season-ticket applications.

The club will, of course, place staff and supporter safety at the highest priority during our preparations, ensuring that we adhere to the guidance laid out in the Sports Grounds Safety Authority’s ‘planning for social distancing at sports grounds’ document.

Should fixtures need to be played behind-closed-doors at any time throughout the season, season-ticket holders will be provided with a pass to stream the fixture live on iFollow Argyle, or via an equivalent streaming service (EFL rules and regulations permitting).

Argyle’s Chief Executive Officer, Andrew Parkinson, said: “Firstly, I would like to express my gratitude towards our supporters for their patience during this challenging period – as ever, the Green Army have been first-class.

“Our staff have worked diligently to ensure that we deliver the best-possible ticketing solution in the circumstances, taking supporter feedback and likely outcomes into account. We understand that this solution will not suit everyone, and we sympathise with supporters who may, in the short-term, have to make do with streaming our games online.

“We will continue to monitor our approach to ticketing sales as the situation evolves.”

PRICES

DE / LRS / MGU Price Per Game MGL Price Per Game
Under 8        (0-7)* £10 £0.47 £10 £0.47
Under 12      (8-11) £65 £2.82 £30 £1.30
Under 18      (12-17) £96 £4.17 £80 £3.48
Under 23       (18-22) £225 £9.78 £180 £7.83
Adult (23-64) £395 £17.17 £288 £12.52
Over 65 (65+) £299 £13.00 £230 £10.00
Armed Forces £299 £13.00 £230 £10.00
Wheelchair Adult £270 £11.74 £288 £12.52
Wheelchair Over 65 £210 £9.13 £230 £10.00
Wheelchair Under 23 £160 £6.96 £180 £7.83
Wheelchair Under 18 £70 £3.04 £80 £3.48
DE = Devonport End | LRS = Lyndhurst Road Stand | MGU = Mayflower Grandstand Upper | MGL = Mayflower Grandstand Lower

*Under 8 Ticket Price is only valid when bought with an Under 23, Adult or Senior Ticket

All age-related concessions refer to ages as at August 31, 2020. Proof of age will be required if booking in person. Proof of age will be required for concession purchases made online and by phone prior to tickets being sent. Suitable proof can be emailed to [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

So, probably no entry to Home Park this season unless you're already a season ticket holder - is that how this reads to everybody?

Rickler wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

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Current season-ticket holders can renew for the Pilgrims’ 20/21 Sky Bet League One campaign from 10am on Monday, July 27.

The club would like to thank the Green Army for their patience and support during these unprecedented times. As a token of our gratitude, we have frozen prices for 20/21 renewals, meaning that season-ticket holders at Home Park will pay no extra to watch the Pilgrims compete back in the third tier. In addition, based on supporter feedback, we have reduced the cost of an under-23 season-ticket, in order to make following the Greens more affordable for young adults.

With the finer details on how supporters can attend our League One fixtures still to be ironed out in the coming weeks, we have done our best to deliver a ticketing option which takes supporters’ preferences into account, and prepares for all eventualities.

Due to the likelihood that capacity restrictions will be in place during the season, we have taken the difficult decision to suspend new season-ticket applications, as well as flexi tickets, 1886 memberships, and individual match tickets, until such a time that capacity restrictions are lifted.

The initial loyalty renewal phase will run until Friday, August 14, and priority access to games in a restricted capacity scenario will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis - so season-ticket holders are encouraged to renew at the earliest opportunity to avoid disappointment.

In the event that season-ticket renewals do not meet the initial reduced capacity at Home Park, a limited run of season-tickets will be made available for new season-ticket applications.

The club will, of course, place staff and supporter safety at the highest priority during our preparations, ensuring that we adhere to the guidance laid out in the Sports Grounds Safety Authority’s ‘planning for social distancing at sports grounds’ document.

Should fixtures need to be played behind-closed-doors at any time throughout the season, season-ticket holders will be provided with a pass to stream the fixture live on iFollow Argyle, or via an equivalent streaming service (EFL rules and regulations permitting).

Argyle’s Chief Executive Officer, Andrew Parkinson, said: “Firstly, I would like to express my gratitude towards our supporters for their patience during this challenging period – as ever, the Green Army have been first-class.

“Our staff have worked diligently to ensure that we deliver the best-possible ticketing solution in the circumstances, taking supporter feedback and likely outcomes into account. We understand that this solution will not suit everyone, and we sympathise with supporters who may, in the short-term, have to make do with streaming our games online.

“We will continue to monitor our approach to ticketing sales as the situation evolves.”

PRICES

DE / LRS / MGU Price Per Game MGL Price Per Game
Under 8        (0-7)* £10 £0.47 £10 £0.47
Under 12      (8-11) £65 £2.82 £30 £1.30
Under 18      (12-17) £96 £4.17 £80 £3.48
Under 23       (18-22) £225 £9.78 £180 £7.83
Adult (23-64) £395 £17.17 £288 £12.52
Over 65 (65+) £299 £13.00 £230 £10.00
Armed Forces £299 £13.00 £230 £10.00
Wheelchair Adult £270 £11.74 £288 £12.52
Wheelchair Over 65 £210 £9.13 £230 £10.00
Wheelchair Under 23 £160 £6.96 £180 £7.83
Wheelchair Under 18 £70 £3.04 £80 £3.48
DE = Devonport End | LRS = Lyndhurst Road Stand | MGU = Mayflower Grandstand Upper | MGL = Mayflower Grandstand Lower

*Under 8 Ticket Price is only valid when bought with an Under 23, Adult or Senior Ticket

All age-related concessions refer to ages as at August 31, 2020. Proof of age will be required if booking in person. Proof of age will be required for concession purchases made online and by phone prior to tickets being sent. Suitable proof can be emailed to [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

So, probably no entry to Home Park this season unless you're already a season ticket holder - is that how this reads to everybody?

That’s how I read that, unless there’s a vaccine by year end

It’ll all depend on the % capacity that is allowed in, and of course how many current season ticket holders renew. We had around 6,000 season ticket holders last year I think? We would need around 33% capacity to be allowed, to accommodate all 6,000.

The time bomb now for fans is if the infection rate spikes in the coming months and all of a sudden we aren’t allowed in again.

Yes, existing season ticket holders only.

If the EFL is subject to restrictions similar to other countries then season ticket holders might find themselves not being able to go every week either if there are more of them than the limited capacity.

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What a fcuking great video. Daaaaaaaaviiiiiiid!

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What a fcuking great video. Daaaaaaaaviiiiiiid!

My favourite is still Ian Stonebridge's late winner against Exeter

Who's that doing the voice over? Sounds like Daviiid himself.

That video is the dog's.

It's certainly David.

Classy stuff.
What's going on???

Great video once it started!

Very good professinal video.

so those who opted to forward the money on to this season's tickets is that automatically applied or should it be there now when you go to renew as im not seeing it anywhere. Holding off renewing till i get the answer.

I'm not renewing angry to many what ifs for my liking.

lawnmowerman wrote:

I'm not renewing angry to many what ifs for my liking.

its all dodgy 22000 enquiries for season tickets for an 18000 capacity stadium...

As predictable as ever, a handful of dimlows have trudged up to Home Park to queue in the rain



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If they sell 2,500 today (hard to imagine less) at an average of £300 thats three quarters of a million in Halletts account. Am sure he'll be mighty glad after all this time of zero cash flow

In PAFC’s account you mean, been a right mare getting my ST today, Bleddy website was crashing all day long

2000 sold today.


very good first day sales but it has its gambles with how many games will fans miss before they can attend and how many more fans may miss after that till full allocation is allowed.

very conflicted about renewing atm i may go for the 6 game option next season.

Six game option won't be available unless the ground is fully utilised

Elias wrote:

Six game option won't be available unless the ground is fully utilised

then im all or nothing next season in that case.

Graiser wrote:

In PAFC’s account you mean, been a right mare getting my ST today, Bleddy website was crashing all day long

No Halletts account.....who did you think has been bankrolling this operation since March.

harvetheslayer wrote:

Graiser wrote:

In PAFC’s account you mean, been a right mare getting my ST today, Bleddy website was crashing all day long

No Halletts account.....who did you think has been bankrolling this operation since March.

PAFC’s account is where my payment went to, if in the future SH wants to call in his loans then that’s a different story.

harvetheslayer wrote:

Graiser wrote:

In PAFC’s account you mean, been a right mare getting my ST today, Bleddy website was crashing all day long

No Halletts account.....who did you think has been bankrolling this operation since March.

You must be the only person in the world who thinks the season ticket money is going into "Hallett's account".

Anyway... According to you, Hallett was so rich that this sort of money was chump change to him. What happened to that narrative?