If true, I’m due over £100 off whatever it goes up to for games I’ve missed this season and claimed back, so that would bring mine down a bit

Made in Bromley

As we arent even in March yet I would imagine that this is more likely to be sensationalist clickbait guesswork -

Assuming that the new main stand does get built then for sure I can see increases in that area & in corporate hospitality (didnt Fulham do something similar)

The club have stated that the new main stand improvements will increase the ground capacity by something like 8000 (from 25,000 ish - 33,000 ish) they will want to be sure that those 8000 extra seats have bums on them come the first home game after construction is completed - outlandish pricing wont achieve that.

Other parts of the ground will probably have their usual increases.

Tottenham are doing away with the 'Seniors' discount as from 25/26 Source: bbc/sky

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I’d be gutted if that was Palace, because I’m looking forward to my first season of OAP prices, which is not that far off now

Made in Bromley

Poor old buggers, we can help each other to our seats

Made in Bromley

I believe this only applies to new Seniors, and that existing ones will still get their discount - but will also be affected by the across-the-board 6% increase.

Does anyone know a friendly journalist who would make a story contrasting 6% oncreases at wealthy Spurs with unchanges at humble Palace?