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2024 membership

Hettonlass said:
Early Bird

Adult £220

Senior £160

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* To take advantage of the spouse and concession packages, please call the Box Office on 0191 387 1717(Ext 1) * * Early Bird price expires on 22/12/23 *
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£160 for a full season at old codgers rate is amazing value. We paid £80 per day for seats at the Old Trafford test in the temporary stand.
 

They used to do an u19 option, I think it was, for £95. When I was in the age bracket I snapped their hands off. When I was paying £70 for the t20 season ticket anyway getting everything else for just £25 was a bargain. It meant I was more likely to make the effort to travel from Hartlepool on public transport and see more cricket. Unfortunately I had to become an adult and start working properly and paying bills!

If I was in a better position with work/money now that £220 would be very tempting! When you compare it to the price of football season tickets and what you get for that price the Durham CCC membership is a steal.
 
Does anyone know any of the details about the reciprocal deals? I’ve recently retired but live outside of the NE. I’m thinking about getting membership but not sure if I would be able to get to enough games to get value. Being able to attend games for free at other counties would probably tip the deal if the ones near me are covered
 
oncefromdurham said:
Does anyone know any of the details about the reciprocal deals? I’ve recently retired but live outside of the NE. I’m thinking about getting membership but not sure if I would be able to get to enough games to get value. Being able to attend games for free at other counties would probably tip the deal if the ones near me are covered
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The club rarely mention this but found this which doesn't mention Durham.
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Durham members are permitted to use the members’ facilities at clubs they are visiting. Except where they aren’t (Worcester in 2022) or Bristol (where they told me they had no additional facilities for members, but did). Still have to pay for entry though.
 
GordonMuchallNo1Fan said:
Missing out on good money which was a bit of a shock
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I'd be turning 60 during the life of a five year Gold Membership if I got it out this season. First two seasons I would be an 'adult', the last three, a 'senior'. I'd be happy to pay the 'full adult' price for the membership and forego any reduction for being a 'Senior'.

But no, I agree, get the money in the bank DCCC.
 
wayne entwhistle no9 said:
Surely you have got it worked out by now. I have been telling you for long enough on here that counties are not interested in the old fashioned county member. All about t20 and selling tickets for that and play as much of that form of the game as they can cram in.
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Yup. Whilst things on the field are great at the moment and that has brought folk back together, off the field the club are still very amateurish and I hope to see improvements soon as they're long overdue. The club said they were getting a membership manager who I believe lasted a few weeks in post, since then heard nothing and there was no consultation with members about this decision and no justification communicated by the club about it which goes back to my view the club is still very amateurish off the field. Money is money and for me handing over around £900 for 5 years cricket surely would make good financial sense for the club to get that £900 in the bank?
 
GordonMuchallNo1Fan said:
Yup. Whilst things on the field are great at the moment and that has brought folk back together, off the field the club are still very amateurish and I hope to see improvements soon as they're long overdue. The club said they were getting a membership manager who I believe lasted a few weeks in post, since then heard nothing and there was no consultation with members about this decision and no justification communicated by the club about it which goes back to my view the club is still very amateurish off the field. Money is money and for me handing over around £900 for 5 years cricket surely would make good financial sense for the club to get that £900 in the bank?
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just appointed a membership Secretary and also posted a full calendar of membership functions.
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January
Our first event of the year we will host a “Durham Cricket Club Overview forum” on Tuesday 16th January, as members will be able to listen to staff from across the business including updates from our boy’s and girl’s pathway and academies, latest on our hotel, updates within the ground as Vic Demain our Head Groundsman will cover pitches and review how they played in 2023. This event will be held in the Geoff Cook Suite at 7pm.

February
2024 Durham Cricket Members are invited to attend the Members’ Coffee Morning on Wednesday 28th February, to enjoy complimentary biscuit, tea and coffee, alongside a New Year catch-up and Q&A. This event will be from 11am until 12:30pm in the Castle View Suite.

March
Following a successful launch in 2023, we are pleased to announce our Hall of Fame event returns on Wednesday 27th March. We will announce another set of Durham Cricket inductee who will receive a special Durham Cricket Hall of Fame cap, while a commemorative programme will be produced to recognise the inductees. For this event members can purchase a ticket which includes a three-course meal. Ticket details will be circulated in due course. Tickets are £55 per person (inc VAT) which must include a minimum of 2 guests. To register your interest please email [email protected]

April
Our annual Meet the Players event returns in 2024, as we preview our Division 1 campaign with all members of the playing squad and coaching staff in attendance. This night will take place ahead of the season in the Geoff Cook suite from 6pm.

May
With the T20 Blast season getting underway in May, our T20 Blast preview season night will take place ahead of our opening T20 Blast game awe look ahead to our 2024 T20 Blast campaign. This event will see Ryan Campbell and selected white ball players in attendance.

June
Enjoy an afternoon quiz looking over the Lumley Castle for our June event. Our popular quiz hosted by Ash Thorpe is once again geared up to test our members brains on all things Durham Cricket.

July
Our July members event will preview our 2024 Metro Bank One Day Cup campaign. Hear from coaching staff and players who are due to feature in that competition.

August
With the Durham Cricket foundation offering a wide range of activities such as walking cricket, arts and craft sessions, plus much more, our August event will give members the opportunity to take part in a taster session at Seat Unique Riverside. This will give members a chance to try something new with the potential of taking up a Foundation activity.

September
After day 2 of Durham v Lancashire in the County Championship we will hold a member’s quiz and bingo evening at Seat Unique Riverside.

October
Our October event will round of the 2024 cricket season with a season review, as Marcus North, Ryan Campbell and a selected group of players will be in attendance to look back on the previous campaign.

November
In November, members will be invited for a fixture breakfast, as the season’s fixtures will be announced for 2025. Members can be part of an exclusive event, enjoying a cup of tea or coffee while seeing who Durham will be taking on in 2025.

December
Come and join us for our annual Members Christmas lunch on Tuesday 10th December 2024. This is the perfect opportunity to catch-up with fellow Durham Cricket Club Members old & new to discuss last season & what’s next in 2025. The room will be decorated for a winter wonderland, with a drink on arrival, a special appearance from the Salvation Army band & a 3-course meal. It’s sure to be a great afternoon!
 
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