Streaming Season Ticket

#22
Not seen anything since, but this is the wording used on the Devils website in the article previewing the Odense weekend:
"We are planning to offer a webcast season ticket, but that will start from our home opener on the 12th of September, details to follow at a later date."
Thanks for the info
 
#26
£384 in full is out of my prince range but it’s definitely a start! Hopefully it’s successful and they do look at monthly payments next season.

Appreciate the business costs etc but £12 a game at home still seems a bit steep.
 

Wannabe2

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#27
£384
So broadly a full year of Now TV, Disney+ and Netflix combined.
But a much better watch, also if Devils had their viewing figures they could offer it a lot cheaper. This should appeal to a lot of people, folks who want to still follow their team but either thru health, budget, or work etc can’t make it, and don’t forget it’s £12 per household, and if you knock the £5/6 off for parking plus petrol it’s cheap.
 
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Wannabe2

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#28
£384 in full is out of my prince range but it’s definitely a start! Hopefully it’s successful and they do look at monthly payments next season.

Appreciate the business costs etc but £12 a game at home still seems a bit steep.
£12 at home or £16 for away and probably better coverage at ours isn’t bad, think £10 would have been a better attraction myself, but that’s just my take and don’t forget if your out on game night, or finishing work later you can still watch it. If I wasn’t fortunate enough to buy a season ticket I would be into this big time.
 
#29
But a much better watch, also if Devils had their viewing figures they could offer it a lot cheaper. This should appeal to a lot of people, folks who want to still follow their team but either thru health, budget, or work etc can’t make it, and don’t forget it’s £12 per household, and if you knock the £5/6 for parking plus petrol it’s cheap.
I get that. But maybe somewhere closer to Glasgow's £100 per year and they could expand the online fanbase.

I really hate being negative on this as a reasonably priced online offering is probably the best way to expand the audience for a league stuck with small rinks.

I don't doubt for a second that this has crossed their minds too. And this is a good deal for those already streaming every game.
 

JC23

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#32
I will absolutely be doing this, living 3.5 hours away it would cost me half of the streaming season ticket price to get down and watch a weekend of games, so I love this idea personally.
 

Have Hope#35

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#34
It is a start yes... Still think it's pretty pricey but I'm sure there are plenty of non travelling fans who will make the most of this. A £30/month Direct Debit for 12 Months probably brings in even more custom next season as almost £400 as a lump will prove difficult for some.
 

Wannabe2

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#35
It is a start yes... Still think it's pretty pricey but I'm sure there are plenty of non travelling fans who will make the most of this. A £30/month Direct Debit for 12 Months probably brings in even more custom next season as almost £400 as a lump will prove difficult for some.
Hopefully this will be adapted when the time is right for the club, as it most certainly will aid the clubs finances and lighten the load for the regular fan so it’s a win win for both parties. If I couldn’t make attending either thru finances or health, I would certainly snap this up and I believe most fans in that position would also do just that, just hope it happens in due time.
 

BostonBart22

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#36
As i said its a great idea , but long term and more demand for webcast season tkts will it affect the attendance at home games meaning the missing fans will not be there to buy merchandise, food, beers, raffles , programs it all adds up , but if it sustains the sellouts with the webcast all well and good..
 

TL91

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Thread starter #37
As i said its a great idea , but long term and more demand for webcast season tkts will it affect the attendance at home games meaning the missing fans will not be there to buy merchandise, food, beers, raffles , programs it all adds up , but if it sustains the sellouts with the webcast all well and good..
There’s many a premier league football fan who have never been to a game but happy to pick up the merch online. If it gets more people interested it must be a good thing!
 

BostonBart22

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#38
There’s many a premier league football fan who have never been to a game but happy to pick up the merch online. If it gets more people interested it must be a good thing!
Exactly not knocking the idea hope it works for everyone ,at the end of the day as long as more money coming in the better .
 

Wannabe2

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#40
Well we got a great product on the ice this season, I have a lot of time for this team, it reminds me so much of the team that won the inaugural Super league season. That Musketeer attitude, all for one and one for all, we are as tough as nails, have bags of speed, great skill, good offence, wicked defence, and awesome netminding, plus a fan base that can really be that extra man on the ice. A coach that coaches Devils hockey and understands the Cardiff fans, this team is capable of really good times, and for that hallelujah.
 
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