WATFORD FC has announced their season ticket prices for 2009/10 – with the Hornets taking the decision to reduce the current pricing structure by between 16-20%.
The Championship club has reacted to the current economic climate and pressures on supporters and taken the decision to offer a competitive structure so supporters can secure their seat at Vicarage Road for all league matches next season.
Watford supporters renewing by the ‘early bird’ deadline of 9 May 2009 will be able to take advantage of these savings.
Next season adults can watch Watford from £299 with under 16's at just £79 (£3.43/game). In the Family Area prices have been further reduced for under 16's with a season ticket costing £40 (£1.74/game) when accompanied with a full paying adult.
The first objective for the new board of Directors at Vicarage Road was to address the season ticket packages for 2009/10.
Graham Taylor, who has twice managed the Hertfordshire based club and is now part of the new-look board, was delighted to offer such saving to the Watford faithful.
Speaking in Watford’s season ticket brochure, he said: ““I hope that the 16 to 20 per cent price reductions for next year’s season tickets will be the first of many messages to you, the fans, that we recognise your value to the club.”
This season Watford sold over 11,000 season tickets for the 2008/09 campaign.
