Admission Prices & Arrangements Reviewed

With five attractive pre season challenge matches scheduled over the next three weeks, we are pleased to confirm that admission prices for each match, starting with Saturday’s game (kick off 3.00pm) against manager Ray McKinnon’s former side Brechin City, will be as follows:-

Adults £10

Concessions (Under 16 / Over 65 / Disabled) £5

Please note that these matches are all INCLUDED in season ticket prices, making these more attractive than ever!!

Looking ahead to the start of the eagerly awaited Ladbrokes Championship on 8th August, we can also now announce full details of ‘walk up’ admission prices for the league campaign.

Firstly, the board has listened to feedback from supporters following the provisional announcement on ticket pricing back in April and we have decided to reintroduce further concessions for disabled persons (and carer where required).

In addition we are reducing admission prices for students, as we continue to grow our relationship with Fife College.

Finally, we are increasing admission prices for the visits of Hibernian FC and Rangers FC reflecting increased stewarding and police costs for these fixtures, although there will be an opportunity to pre purchase tickets for these matches at normal rates (more information on detailed arrangements nearer the time).

League match admission prices (excl Hibernian and Rangers) will therefore be as follows:

Adults £18

Parent & Child – £21

Student Concession £12

Age Concessions (aged under 16 or 65 or over) £9

* Disabled £9 (carer, if required, free)

Jobseekers £12

All concessionary admission, including age related concessions, will be subject to acceptable proof of current status. New stricter arrangements for concessionary match day ticket purchase will be announced within the next few weeks.

* This change of policy in relation to disabled persons means that any disabled person who has already purchased a season ticket at adult prices of £220 / £250 is entitled to a partial refund in respect of overpayment. Those affected are asked to contact the club during weekday office hours, so that refund arrangements can be made.

Of course, season tickets remain on sale at Stark’s Park and represent fan-tastic value for money. Priced at £250 for adults, £30 for juniors and £125 for seniors / disabled, we are sure that these will continue to sell fast as the season approaches.

One final footnote, unfortunately we have not been able to conclude provisionally announced ‘reciprocal’ discount arrangements with our fellow Championship clubs.

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