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Jul 1, 2010
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Record-breaking season ticket renewals

Juventus Stadium has celebrated yet another record following last season’s phenomenal sequence of sold out fixtures.

Ninety per cent of fans have renewed their season tickets in the standard sections of the stadium, a significant increase on the 75% of renewals from last year.

But that’s not all: 89% of Juventus Premium Club ticket holders have opted to reconfirm their seat for the upcoming season, while all the remaining Premium areas have already been sold out.

Applications for standard seats will be accepted from Tuesday 24 July onwards.

The current stage, which runs from today until Monday 23 July, enables subscribers to the Juventus Membership project to guarantee their place at the stadium.

http://www.juventus.com/juve/en/news/20july2012_Abbonamenti
 

Xperd

'Toli Throater
Jun 1, 2012
32,595
Seriously though according to what was posted here,we generated €33m matchday revenue for last season without CL..

Is €50m revenue a realistic target ?(depending on how far we go in the CL)
 

Cronios

Juventolog
Jun 7, 2004
27,412
more expensive and harder to get tickets, as expected...
the availability will be smaller and smaller the more we grow, the prices will go higher and higher the more we win.
Good for the Agnellis, bad for the fans...
 

Nenz

Senior Member
Apr 17, 2008
10,421
more expensive and harder to get tickets, as expected...
the availability will be smaller and smaller the more we grow, the prices will go higher and higher the more we win.
Good for the Agnellis, bad for the fans...
Would have never happened in the Delle Alpi. The fans were scarce there not because of the amount of Juve fans in Turin etc. but because it was a terrible stadium for the spectators. This stadium should have been built bigger because the appeal it has for the spectator is so much greater than the previous two stadiums. Its not a dumb at all to think that Juve, with the right stadium can have a 60,000 seated arena at near capacity for most games of the season given that the club is doing well.
 

Buck Fuddy

Lara Chedraoui fanboy
May 22, 2009
10,650
Would have never happened in the Delle Alpi. The fans were scarce there not because of the amount of Juve fans in Turin etc. but because it was a terrible stadium for the spectators. This stadium should have been built bigger because the appeal it has for the spectator is so much greater than the previous two stadiums. Its not a dumb at all to think that Juve, with the right stadium can have a 60,000 seated arena at near capacity for most games of the season given that the club is doing well.
Let's just wait & see how many fans we attract after the novelty of the stadium has worn off & we're again used to winning (fingers crossed).
When the Delle Alpi was new(er), attendances were high as well. Yet the last season we played there, people barely showed up while we were top of the league.

That said, public transport to & from the site has improved drastically compared to 5 years ago & the site in itself has been developped quite nicely (shopping, museum, enough parking, cleaner, etc), so the signs so far are great.
 

Paid-off-Ref

Senior Member
Dec 16, 2004
4,102
It's a sellout! Season tickets are sold out. 27.400 season tickets have been sold and no more are on sale. This took less than a month, and the only people that could buy were holders from the previous season and Premium members. Sale to the general public which would have started tomorrow has therefore been cancelled. The rest are tickets for individual games so everybody has a chance to go to the stadium.

http://www.juventus.com/juve/it/news/27+400+abbonamenti+E+il+primo+sold+out+della+stagione
 
Jul 1, 2010
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Paid-off-Ref

Senior Member
Dec 16, 2004
4,102
We're gonna reach at least 30k season tickets sold.

We had an average of 37 500 per match last season and I expect it to be over 40k this season.
I don't know if Google translate is messing with me, but doesn't it say there on the site that no more season tickets are on sale after this?

I don't think above 40.000 is possible because the away section is almost never even close to selling out.
 

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