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Norwich City Away Trip Price
For one Adult and one Senior to buy an away ticket plus Roadrider it costs £112. Might as well buy a half season ticket for that price.
Outrageous money....
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Flew over with my eldest lad for the Red Dog game. Flights, hotel, match ticket, food and drink came to £700. I am back for the Burton game and, hopefully 2 or 3 more in the New Year. That probably explains why I haven't done more than 6 games a season in the last 30 since I moved to the Netherlands.
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Except for the fact that the two half season tickets fot adult and senior would cost £ 340 and not cover away games or travel to those games.Originally Posted by DerbyDaDream
Football is no longer the "working mans sport" even at Championship level so whilst £ 112 is above average, in context its not extreme. Norwich has always been an expensive away day with their pricing strategies.
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Sure is, I can borrow a friend flat in Norfolk for just a bit more than that for a week !!!
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It is yet another thing wrong with English football. 25 years ago, I would struggle to bring that amount home for a 40 hour week of back breaking work, now its expected for a few hours of entertainment.
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Not much different to the cost of my Dad and me coming to a home game. It would've cost me more to go to the Cardiff game just by myself using a train. Football's expensive when you have to travel unfortunately.
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Cheaper going to an away match closer to home, you get what’s best for your money.
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