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Those renewal prices are superb, even factoring in a home game has been sacrificed in 2025. No mention though on the Bronze price for 4 games over the season - as an exile, I'm not able to commit to a ST.

Looks to be a high number of season tickets sold at this early stage looking at the map. Maybe the free international tickets are driving early sales - is it possible Mike Danson is funding them?

I'd imagine the club are aiming to shift another 1k or so on whatever last season's total was.
Fully understand people's circumstances mean a ST isn't an option for everyone but getting cash in early and upfront must be a boost to the club budgeting wise.

Renewed late last night, took two minutes and the process was really easy.

£205 for an Adult renewal in the South Stand plus £5 fee for a physical ticket.
12 home games next season (not 13 due to Vegas) works out at £17.50 per match which is ridiculously cheap. For comparison I seem to remember around 2010-12 a South Stand match day ticket being £16, so to be more than a decade further on and be paying only pennies more is a really good deal.

Even more so when you consider it's to follow a "four-midable" championship winning team, the likes we have not seen since the early nineties.

Absolute no brainer.

Our sport is certainly a bargain compared to other popular sports in the UK.