Just for interest...

[TANGODANCER]

I found some old game ticket stubs in the back of a book tonight and was surprised to remember (find) that when we played Atletico Madrid at the (then) Reebok it was only £10 ENTRY. That was in Feb 2008. Seemed a real bargain now.
Wonder what it would be today? Jooooooffffff...

Going off other stubs, back in September and December 2006 it was £28 a time when we played Middleboro and Portsmouth. Mind you, we were a prem team then... just thought I'd mention it. In the Portsmouth game we were winning 3-1 then Andrew Cole scored for them with a couple of minutes to go....we won 3-2. Funny how some games always stick in mind....

[TonyDomingos]

I found some old game ticket stubs in the back of a book tonight and was surprised to remember (find) that when we played Atletico Madrid at the (then) Reebok it was only £10 ENTRY

I was with the home supporters for the return fixture. Cost me €23, IIRC. The recession and low inflation since 2007 mean ticket prices today shouldn't be too much dearer than a decade ago (though we've dropped a league or two ... ).

[Dave Sutton's barnet]

I was thinking about this the other day when I came across some old tickets. Might see if I can dig them out again

[Dr Hotdog]

I think I've got a full set of programmes from our first season back in the Prem at the Reebok.

Would that be of interest to anyone? Any collectors out there?

[nelson66]

1982 when i first went

50p to stand on the Embankment - under 16s price
£3 to stand on the Burnden Terrace

[domino_sm]

1950's for me. Memory not good enough to remember prices. Dad paid.

[Bruce Rioja]

I remember as a kid 50p would do it. 5p either way on the bus, 30p in and enough left for a drink o' pop.

[Dave Sutton's barnet]

So, these tickets I discovered - pretty much all terrace (seats marked with *), adult price. Concession prices, where given on the ticket, noted second. All home tickets are Paddock - where else?

1991/92 - division 3
Bradford (A) £5.25
Southampton (A) £6

1992/93 - division 3
Liverpool (H) £7 / £4.50
Derby (A) £6 / £3
Blackpool (A) £6
Preston (H) £7 / £4.50

1993/94 - division 2
Stoke (H) £7.50 / £5 (Same price for home cup games with Everton, Arsenal, Villa & Oldham)
Sheffield Wednesday (A) £12 / £89*

1994/95 - division 2
Swindon (H, Lge Cup semi) £8 (no concession price given on new ticket design)
Stoke (A) £11*
Boro (H) £8
Liverpool (Wembley, Lge Cup Final) £40* (on the side slightly behind the corner flag)
Reading (Wembley, PO Final) £22* (further round the curve for this one)

1995/96 - tier 1
Leicester, Norwich (H, Lge Cup) £11 (so presumably that's what it was in the league - I had a season ticket)
Man City (A) £12*
Spurs (A) £13*
Bradford (A, FA Cup) £7
Leeds (H, FA Cup) £11
Blackburn (A) £14*
Leeds (A) £14*
West Ham (A) £15*
Arsenal (A) £11* ("uncovered seating")

1996/97 - tier 2
Southend (A) £12*
Chelsea, Spurs, Wimbledon (H, Lge Cup) £11
Grimsby (A) £12*
Luton (H, FA Cup) £11
Man City (A) £11* (presumably they dropped their prices on relegation)
Oldham (A) £12 / £10 / £5 *
Tranmere (A) £10*

1997/98 - tier 1
Wimbledon (H, Lge Cup) £13* (North Stand Lower)

1999/2000 - tier 2
Villa (Wembley, FA Cup semi) £25* (pretty much as far back on the curve as you could get, ie half a pitch away)

2001/02 - tier 1
Leicester (H, Lge) £24* (Lofty Lower)

2002/03 - tier 1
Southampton (A) £24

2003/04 - tier 1
Fulham (A) £28*

2014/15 - tier 2
Fulham (A) £30*

2015/16 - tier 2
Eastleigh (A, FA Cup) £15 / £10
Brighton (A) £25* / £20 (O65/U21) / £10 (U18) / £5 (U10)
Fulham (A) £30*

2016/17 - tier 3
Wimbledon (A) £17 / £11 (conc) / £4 (U18)
Millwall (A) £23*

I must have more ticket stubs around, but I can't find 'em at the moment. Anyway, it seems like prices only crept up till the turn of the century, sine when they seem to have doubled and more.