£5 Junior Tickets For Easter Weekend Clash With Blackburn Rovers

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Join us at the Stadium of Light for a special price as Sunderland AFC host Blackburn Rovers on Monday 1 April (3pm KO).

Ticketing information for this fixture has now been confirmed. Supporters will be able to take advantage of £5 junior tickets at safc.com/tickets, as part of our family day offer.

Junior tickets must be bought with an accompanying adult, we have pencilled a helpful guide on how to complete this process here.

Season card holders wishing to take advantage of this offer can visit the ticket office, or email [email protected] to move to an available pair of seats in the stadium.

This is a category A fixture, with prices starting from:

£32 for adults,

£29 for over-65s,

£24 for under-22s,

£5 for under-16s.

Visit the eTicketing section of our website to book your place!

Ticket Forwarding for this game for supporters who cannot attend this fixture will be available on 25th March.

www.safc.com

£5 Junior tickets for our Easter weekend clash with Blackburn Rovers

Sunderland AFC host Blackburn on Monday 1 April (15:00 KO).
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Not sure this will make a huge difference, if any to attendances. Really should be offering a discount on all age brackets. Adults for £25 and juniors for £5 would have worked a treat.

But as ever the club continue to treat the fans like mugs. "A family day" but only reducing junior prices.
 
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McGregor said:
Not sure this will make a huge difference, if any to attendances. Really should be offering a discount on all age brackets. Adults for £25 and juniors for £5 would have worked a treat.

But as ever the club continue to treat the fans like mugs. "A family day" but only reducing junior prices.
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Should do STH can buy another adult ticket for £10 like previously
 
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McGregor said:
Not sure this will make a huge difference, if any to attendances. Really should be offering a discount on all age brackets. Adults for £25 and juniors for £5 would have worked a treat.

But as ever the club continue to treat the fans like mugs. "A family day" but only reducing junior prices.
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Yep, not sure why Blackburn is a CatA game.
 
I'll pay a tenner if I can play up front, 2 dodgey knees but I'm Sunderland through and through, I'll put a shift in
 
McGregor said:
Not sure this will make a huge difference, if any to attendances. Really should be offering a discount on all age brackets. Adults for £25 and juniors for £5 would have worked a treat.

But as ever the club continue to treat the fans like mugs. "A family day" but only reducing junior prices.
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Funny one

Say it would be £80 for me plus another adult plus 3 kids

Not sure I consider Blackburn at home good value for an £80 "family day" plus cost to get there, food etc

Better than nowt though so may give it some thought
 
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Funny one

Say it would be £80 for me plus another adult plus 3 kids

Not sure I consider Blackburn at home good value for an £80 "family day" plus cost to get there, food etc

Better than nowt though so may give it some thought
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It's appeal to some. Just be amazed if it appeals to a larger audience. I don't know how much junior tickets are normally tbf. I'm guessing around the £12 mark ?
 
i know its been done to death but its crackers that if one of my mates fancies coming to this match, it'll cost him £32 minimum and he'd have to sit on his own once in the ground, to watch a team that has taken 1 point from the last seven games

its not really that appealing
 
HABA87 said:
The club should offer adult tickets for the same price and get the place full.

The season is done anyway, might as well get some bums on seats.
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what about all the people who have already paid more than that for their tickets for this game..ie season ticket holders?
Real businesses rewrad their best customers..not punish them..
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It's appeal to some. Just be amazed if it appeals to a larger audience. I don't know how much junior tickets are normally tbf. I'm guessing around the £12 mark ?
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if it gets a few hundrred more kids into being associated with SAFC its a successful initiative
 
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