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Season Ticket Prices

Season Ticket Prices
Monday, 10th May 2010 14:11 by Col

Full list of prices for Season Tickets for the 2010-11 season at Spotland.

	Sandy Lane Terrace	Pearl Street Stand	Main Stand
Adult	£270	£324	£360
Senior Citizen / Disabled	£180	£216	£252
19 and under	£180	£216	£252
16 and under	£99	£99	£99
12 and under	£49	£49	£49
7 and under	Free	Free	Free
Adult Country (10 games)	£128	£153	£170
Concession Country (10 games)	£85	£102	£119

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SuddenLad added 17:34 - May 13 It would help if this page is brought up to date. Prices from 6 years ago are less than helpful.
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pedrodale added 08:25 - Sep 1 It would help if this page was brought up to date. Prices from 10 years ago are less than helpful.
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