Information on St Mirren game....

Adults £20

Concessions (under 16 and over 60’s) £13

Family Ticket: £30 (1 adult and 1 child) plus £10 for each additional child

There are no student prices.

This game is pay at the gate.

St Mirren are not participating in the under 12 passport scheme.

any chance of a sticky Admin please???

seeing as it's you - sorted, Gringo

What stand do we get?

And why are there no student gates when the St. Mirren website clearly says that there are?

http://www.saintmirren.net/content/members...prices06-07.php

Actually - why are there student prices for home fans but not away fans?

"No Student Prices" - I'd read that as your getting in for free  :015:

What stand do we get?

And why are there no student gates when the St. Mirren website clearly says that there are?

http://www.saintmirren.net/content/members...prices06-07.php

Actually - why are there student prices for home fans but not away fans?

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Alas I am no longer a student so it won't apply for me but there was a bit of an issue with Dunfermline over something similar and I wondered if anyone knew why this kind of thing happens?  :angry04:

In general, those prices are far too steep for a St Mirren v Inverness CT match. I was going to try and go to the game but after seeing I would be £20 has put me rite off goin now.

This could have been my first away game of the season, but I see that they are not participating in the under 12 passport scheme.  Makes a big difference to a family day out. 

As Hielandee said yesterday... For the quality of product on offer, value for money at any SPL fixture just isn't there....

This could have been my first away game of the season, but I see that they are not participating in the under 12 passport scheme.  Makes a big difference to a family day out. 

Yes it does make a difference do we accept under 12 passports for every other team in the league when they play at ICT?

Feck it...WE ARE IN THE ROSS TOKELY END.  :015: :015: :015: :015: :015: :015: :015: :015:

Just wait till ya see ma feckin new banner.  :001:

This could have been my first away game of the season, but I see that they are not participating in the under 12 passport scheme.  Makes a big difference to a family day out. 

Yes it does make a difference do we accept under 12 passports for every other team in the league when they play at ICT?

Yes we do.  You either participate or you don't.  As St Mirren don't participate in the scheme their season ticket holders won't have passports.  We do participate (as do most other clubs) so the kids get passports and we have to honour them.  (some restrictions do apply as we couldn't accomodate everyone at some of the bigger games)

What stand do we get?

And why are there no student gates when the St. Mirren website clearly says that there are?

http://www.saintmirren.net/content/members...prices06-07.php

Actually - why are there student prices for home fans but not away fans?

Falkirk are the same, but they didn't reply to my email when I challenged them about it. When I was at Love St earlier on this season again, no student tickets. Fair enough if they don't do them at all but to differentiate between the home and away fans is very annoying. Incidentally, on the order form I got from Pittodrie about the game next month it doesn't have concessions as students, is that because ICT haven't told Pittodrie that they do them? I'll be ordering one anyway. ;)

The price of a ticket for a game of football these days is an outrage it's the people with kids i feel sorry for must cost them a fortune especially to travel to an awaygame!!!

Is it any wonder so many people spend their days going to homebase and tesco's

Found it rather interesting that we managed to get Student tickets after all at St Mirren.

Found it rather interesting that we managed to get Student tickets after all at St Mirren.

Ooh ya cheapskate! AFC said no student tickets and I'm sure that I checked the St Mirren website too...never mind, I have my £15 ticket for Monday. :001: