GAA season ticket price hike doesn't go down well

October 14, 2015

A general view of Croke Park.
©INPHO/James Crombie.

The 2016 GAA season ticket went on sale today - and adult tickets have increased while juvenile tickets have doubled in price from €10 to €20.

The adult season ticket now costs €99 up from €95 last year, but the thing that has really annoyed many season ticket holders is that the early bird price option has been removed. 12-month's ago you had the option to buy a season ticket for €85 if you purchased before 31 October.

The price increase is the second consecutive year that the season ticket price has gone up by €10, with the early bird renewal costing just €75 for a 2014 ticket.

Here is what's included in the GAA season ticket...

  • All your County's Allianz League round matches plus all League semi finals, play-offs and finals in that code.
  • Your County's opening Championship fixture.
  • All Allianz League round matches in your selected code. So if you have a Longford Football Season Ticket you can go to any Allianz League Football match.
  • AIB GAA Club All-Ireland Finals in Croke Park on St. Patrick's Day.
  • You will also enjoy discount prices during the Championship - "Pay & Play" kicks in after your opening Championship fixture.

Club+

The Club+ price has been set at €200 for all Counties. A significant change for 2016 is that anyone who avails of the Club+ Season Ticket will be guaranteed an All-Ireland final ticket should their county qualify, regardless of the attendance percentage during the year.

Club+ is an add on to the regular GAA Season Ticket which covers entry to county championship fixtures within your county.

It is an increase but still represents value if you ask us.
 


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