Derby day at Welford Road also sees the launch of the Leicester Tigers #meetthefamily campaign, and season ticket sales and renewals for 2017/18.
We’ve been hearing from fans at home games this season and gathering all kinds of interesting stories about how supporters got into rugby, why they love the Tigers, and why they keep coming back by renewing their season tickets.
All of these stories are being collated so we can all meet the #TigersFamily and share in the Tigers story and we’ll be printing a section on canvas too to exhibit next year and help to raise funds for the Tigers Foundation too.
Visit www.leicestertigers.com/meetthefamily to find out more and learn how you can get involved in the coming weeks.
Season tickets are available to renew and purchase from today and you can spread the cost with 12 months Direct Debit if you buy before January 14.
The deadline to guarantee you keep your current seat (or have a place in Movers & Shakers week next year if you wish to move to a new position in the stadium) is March 3.
Season tickets are the best-value-for-money way of watching your team and we believe Tigers tickets are the most flexible around with the Buyback Scheme and Buddy System allowing you to get the most out of your ticket as well as a list of other benefits.
New for your 2017/18 Season Ticket
Price freeze. As a thank you to our fans, we have decided to freeze our season ticket prices in line with the pre-price rise of 2016/17. If you bought your season ticket after the price rise last season, it will mean that you experience a reduction in your season ticket cost next year.
Young adult & full-time student category is being expanded to include 18-24 year-olds, with adult tickets now starting at 25 years.
Family tickets which provide special rates for our family groups are now even more flexible too, so you are not restricted to 2 adults and 2 children, and can included OAPs and YAFT (student) tickets in your family ticket.
For more information, see the website at www.leicestertigers.com/meetthefamily, visit the Tigers ticket office or phone us on 0116 319 8888 (option 2).
We’ve been hearing from fans at home games this season and gathering all kinds of interesting stories about how supporters got into rugby, why they love the Tigers, and why they keep coming back by renewing their season tickets.
All of these stories are being collated so we can all meet the #TigersFamily and share in the Tigers story and we’ll be printing a section on canvas too to exhibit next year and help to raise funds for the Tigers Foundation too.
Visit www.leicestertigers.com/meetthefamily to find out more and learn how you can get involved in the coming weeks.
Season tickets are available to renew and purchase from today and you can spread the cost with 12 months Direct Debit if you buy before January 14.
The deadline to guarantee you keep your current seat (or have a place in Movers & Shakers week next year if you wish to move to a new position in the stadium) is March 3.
Season tickets are the best-value-for-money way of watching your team and we believe Tigers tickets are the most flexible around with the Buyback Scheme and Buddy System allowing you to get the most out of your ticket as well as a list of other benefits.
New for your 2017/18 Season Ticket
Price freeze. As a thank you to our fans, we have decided to freeze our season ticket prices in line with the pre-price rise of 2016/17. If you bought your season ticket after the price rise last season, it will mean that you experience a reduction in your season ticket cost next year.
Young adult & full-time student category is being expanded to include 18-24 year-olds, with adult tickets now starting at 25 years.
Family tickets which provide special rates for our family groups are now even more flexible too, so you are not restricted to 2 adults and 2 children, and can included OAPs and YAFT (student) tickets in your family ticket.
For more information, see the website at www.leicestertigers.com/meetthefamily, visit the Tigers ticket office or phone us on 0116 319 8888 (option 2).
