YORK City Knights season tickets for 2005 go on sale from Monday, with a new uniform price in effect all around the ground.
Club bosses have stressed the changes brings them in line with most other clubs.
A season ticket for adult standing has increased from £100 to £110 but for seating the price has dropped from £120 to £110, with respective changes across the board for senior and junior concessions.
A family season ticket has gone up from £200 for standing (£240 seating) to £250, while, unlike last season, there are no early-bird prices.
Match-day admission is also on uniform price basis, with adult prices changing from £9 standing or £11 seating to a straight £10. There is now no match-day discount for seniors.
Chief executive Ferres said part of the reason behind the one-price decision was for administrative and logistical reasons. "Most grounds now tend to be one-priced. Having a straight price around the ground does aid the operation," he said.
"We're bringing prices in line with most of the clubs in our division and I think we're giving good value for money.
"We have to increase our revenue to try to bring better players to the club and I think people can see that the money they give is going into the club in the right way."
What fans will pay in 2005
Season ticket prices for 2005: Adults £110; Seniors (aged 65-plus) £90; Under-16s £35; Under-12s £25; Family (two adults, two under-16s) £250.
Under-12 and U16 season ticket holders are entitled to free entry to away matches.
Match-day prices: Adults £10; Seniors (aged 65-plus) £10; Under-16s £5; Under-12s £2.
To reserve a seat in the Main Stand, contact Leanne Cooper at the club office on 01904 656105. Seats will be reserved on a first come first served basis.
Season tickets are for National League Cup group stage and League games only. As last season, they do not include Challenge Cup, knockout National League Cup, friendly or play-off games.
Updated: 10:42 Saturday, October 30, 2004
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