What’s more there are three new categories of membership available for supporters to choose from and juniors aged 16 and under can once again watch Glamorgan home games for FREE when accompanied by an adult.
Glamorgan Cricket legend and Ambassador Robert Croft said, “When I made my debut in 1989, the team was not the best in the country, but a crop of players came through together to bring success to Glamorgan.
“There is no hiding that results on the pitch have not been as we would like in recent years again and the Club have recognised this by freezing the price for those of you are renewing your membership to reward your support.”
Sales Director Pete Grzonka added, “Annual Membership has always provided excellent value at Glamorgan and in our 125th year we are sure the addition of guaranteeing Ashes 2015 tickets will mean it will be more popular than ever.
“The Club has decided to freeze membership prices for those members renewing to reward their loyalty as we look forward the season ahead.”
Full details of 2013 membership packages are available from Glamorgan Cricket and which have been sent out to previous members, but the main points include:
More cost effective than ever
With match day ticket prices increasing by £2 for advanced purchase and the on the day prices also going up, Membership now offers better value than ever (match tickets are now £12 in advance for all competitions, £15 on the day for CB40 and LVCC and £20 for t20 fixtures).
Early Bird
To make Membership as affordable as possible to new members the attractive early bird offer of £129 is valid until December 31st but it is worth noting that to benefit from the full member’s discount on next year’s England v Australia ODI tickets they will need to be processed by the 31st October.
Guarantee Ashes Tickets
With fifteen days of international cricket at the SWALEC Stadium over the next four years, Glamorgan are keen to reward their loyal supporters, with priority rights to buy international tickets. In 2013 the Cardiff venue will host five ICC Champions Trophy fixtures and the NatWest Series ODI England v Australia, whilst in 2015, Ashes Cricket returns to Wales. By being a member in 2013 you will guarantee a ticket for the Ashes.
New membership categories
1) Premier Membership For those supporters who value a little extra comfort, we are re-launching Premier Membership which as well as including admission to all domestic home games also allows members to use the pitch facing Morgan Cole Lounge, for home LVCC and CB40 games*. In addition members will be able to take advantage of guest passes when they book to dine on match days.
Following discussions with Welsh cricket supporters the Club has successfully launched two new membership categories Country Membership and Club Player Membership.
2) Country Membership Anyone living outside of CF or NP postcodes who wishes to support Glamorgan but is not able to attend home game as regularly as they may like, can now still show their support with this new offering. Priced £50 the membership includes access to see 5 days of Glamorgan fixtures in any domestic competition played at Cardiff or during the Festival weeks in Swansea or Colwyn Bay.
3) Club Player Membership Following the end of the S4C television broadcast agreement Glamorgan have requested to have less Saturday home matches in 2013 so there will more opportunities for club cricketers in Wales to see professional cricket. Priced £50 Club Player membership includes access to see 10 days of Glamorgan fixtures including games at Cardiff, Colwyn Bay or Swansea. The membership is not valid on a Saturday when club cricket is regularly played during the summer, but can include access to see two t20 fixtures.
By linking Glamorgan membership to the rights to purchase Ashes tickets, these new membership packages and the price freeze are all designed to ensure that Ashes 2015 tickets will go to the welsh cricket public, players and supporters.
Renew
The deadline to renew Membership at the special renewal price of £99 is 31st October. Call 02920 419 311 for more information.
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