Tickets Burnley away 4 Feb 2025

[MarkG]

Initial allocation 2283.
Prices for adults £35!

Burnley (A) Rearranged Ticket Details | Oxford United Football Club

Tickets for our rearranged EFL Sky Bet Championship away fixture against Burnley will be available to purchase online, in person, and over the telephone from Monday 20 January, at 12:00pm.

www.oufc.co.uk

 

[Sarge]

Initial allocation 2283.
Prices for adults £35!

Burnley (A) Rearranged Ticket Details | Oxford United Football Club

Tickets for our rearranged EFL Sky Bet Championship away fixture against Burnley will be available to purchase online, in person, and over the telephone from Monday 20 January, at 12:00pm.

www.oufc.co.uk

bit steep their ticket prices - especially for a midweek game( not that it makes any difference)

 

[MarkG]

@OUSP do you know who is reponsible for updating the Internet fixtures calendar?
Is it someone at the club or is it an EFL thing?
I think i downloaded mine originally from OWS or a link they sent.
Sometimes it updates for new fixtures, eg Exeter FA Cup.
But still showing Burnley as Saturday 8 Feb.
Some of the other moved kick-off times have though been updated. eg Pompey H to 12:30 on 15 Feb

 

[Steve Gilbert]

There really needs to be a cap on ticket prices for away fans like there is in the premier league.
£5 more to go to Burnley away than a premier league fan pays to go to the Emirates.
Not only that, the away end is falling apart at Burnley!

 

[NorthWestOx]

How is it that Burnley fans can buy a ticket behind their goal for £30 in the lower tier? (£34 in the upper tier,but still cheaper.)

 

[OUSP]

@OUSP do you know who is reponsible for updating the Internet fixtures calendar?
Is it someone at the club or is it an EFL thing?
I think i downloaded mine originally from OWS or a link they sent.
Sometimes it updates for new fixtures, eg Exeter FA Cup.
But still showing Burnley as Saturday 8 Feb.
Some of the other moved kick-off times have though been updated. eg Pompey H to 12:30 on 15 Feb

It's an EFL thing. I've just checked mine and it's got the correct date. If yours is still showing the 8th maybe refresh your calendar?

 

[MarkG]

It's an EFL thing. I've just checked mine and it's got the correct date. If yours is still showing the 8th maybe refresh your calendar?

Mine is a SkySports calendar. Not sure if that's different?

 

[Carpy]

Mine is a SkySports calendar. Not sure if that's different?

Try the link on the fixtures tab here

 

[OUSP]

Mine is a SkySports calendar. Not sure if that's different?

Go to here, then in Championship chose Oxford United

 

[Wallop]

@OUSP - it would appear that even Burnley consider £35 to be too much to charge as the ticket I received this morning states £30?

 

[Sarge]

@OUSP - it would appear that even Burnley consider £35 to be too much to charge as the ticket I received this morning states £30?

did you get charged £30 or £35 for the ticket ( excluding booking & handling fees) ?

 

[Wallop]

did you get charged £30 or £35 for the ticket ( excluding booking & handling fees) ?

£35 - (£39 including booking and posting)

 

[Sarge]

£35 - (£39 including booking and posting)

yet the ticket states (clearly) £30? ... it doesn't seem right - unless its £9 fee for booking n postage, either way it ain't right IMO

 

[BillyTurleys CurlyWurly]

£35 - (£39 including booking and posting)

Disgusting

Whilst Stoke is £20 an adult ticket and Derby away is £20 an adult ticket.

I hope we take two big away followings to those games and not many at all to Burnley.

Clubs need calling out on these prices. Scum

 

[Lost Marbles]

@OUSP - it would appear that even Burnley consider £35 to be too much to charge as the ticket I received this morning states £30?

Your ticket also states the original date, which implies they put the prices up when the date was changed. This makes no sense as surely demand for a Saturday game would be higher? It's very scummy to put the prices up for a rescheduled game that's already more inconvenient to away fans.

 

[Steve Gilbert]

Your ticket also states the original date, which implies they put the prices up when the date was changed. This makes no sense as surely demand for a Saturday game would be higher? It's very scummy to put the prices up for a rescheduled game that's already more inconvenient to away fans.

Tickets were always advertised as £35, even before it got moved.

 

[OUSP]

@OUSP - it would appear that even Burnley consider £35 to be too much to charge as the ticket I received this morning states £30?

We'll look into this.
Anyone else here got tickets for the fixture and have similar?
It may be that they put a nominal £30 on, as some people will only pay £28 (e.g senior), and the same ticket is issued for everyone.

 

[tomoufc]

We'll look into this.
Anyone else here got tickets for the fixture and have similar?
It may be that they put a nominal £30 on, as some people will only pay £28 (e.g senior), and the same ticket is issued for everyone.

I’m not sure that works legally. Isn’t the ticket also a receipt?

 

[MarkG]

Same for me.

 

[NorthWestOx]

We'll look into this.
Anyone else here got tickets for the fixture and have similar?
It may be that they put a nominal £30 on, as some people will only pay £28 (e.g senior), and the same ticket is issued for everyone.

Can you also look into how Burnley are charging their own fans less for a similar view behind the goal?

 

[SSO]

Charging away fans more is really not fair. The travel costs in the first place are high enough. Clubs should be helping fans not helping themselves to fans money.

 

[Foley]

Charging away fans more is really not fair. The travel costs in the first place are high enough. Clubs should be helping fans not helping themselves to fans money.

It's not allowed ( for a similar view/ stand)

 

[OUSP]

Burnley made a printing error on the tickets when they were initially issued. Our ticket Office queried it with them, but by the time Burnley got back and offered to reprint them, we already had them on sale. The date being brought forward was also factored in so OUFC kept the mis-printed tickets.
Burnley charge between £31-£38 for home matchday adult tickets depending on the area of the ground. Individual home matchday tickets aren't available in the Barnfield Construction Stand, it's all season ticket holders.

 

[NorthWestOx]

Burnley made a printing error on the tickets when they were initially issued. Our ticket Office queried it with them, but by the time Burnley got back and offered to reprint them, we already had them on sale. The date being brought forward was also factored in so OUFC kept the mis-printed tickets.
Burnley charge between £31-£38 for home matchday adult tickets depending on the area of the ground. Individual home matchday tickets aren't available in the Barnfield Construction Stand, it's all season ticket holders.

Whilst that maybe true, they do sell match tickets for the stand behind the opposite goal, which offers a similar view of the match, and these tickets are cheaper than what they are charging us.

 

[OUSP]

Whilst that maybe true, they do sell match tickets for the stand behind the opposite goal, which offers a similar view of the match, and these tickets are cheaper than what they are charging us.

Its a different stand with different facilities.

 

[holdsteady]

Its a different stand with different facilities.

I doubt the home stand behind the goal has worse facilities than the away stand behind the other goal?

 

[Carpy]

Its a different stand with different facilities.

What extra facilities do the away fans get that makes it worth it? Half time rub downs?

 

[MarkG]

Out of interest, do Burnley charge all away teams the same £35?
Similarly Stoke and Derby at £20.

Some clubs categorise games and price accordingly. Others have a reciprocal agreement that they will charge team X say £20 for an away ticket provided X charge them the same for the reverse fixture.

I don't think we've given any other teams any deals this season.

 

[NorthWestOx]

Its a different stand with different facilities.

Yes, they get the modern stand with modern facilities, the away fans get the old stand with presumably worse facilities.
Not quite sure why you are defending them?

 

[Lost Marbles]

Out of interest, do Burnley charge all away teams the same £35?
Similarly Stoke and Derby at £20.

Some clubs categorise games and price accordingly. Others have a reciprocal agreement that they will charge team X say £20 for an away ticket provided X charge them the same for the reverse fixture.

I don't think we've given any other teams any deals this season.

Stoke and Derby categorise their games - we're in the lowest category (an advantage of being a "team like Oxford") and £20 is the cheapest ticket price in the ground (likely because we're shoved up in a corner).

I'm finding Burnley's ticket prices harder to find, but looks like £34 isn't even the top category - they have tickets on sale behind the goal for £40 for their game against Leeds!