Not sure where to put this, and dont think its important enough for a new post topic. But tickets for opening match between West Sydney and Macarthur will be on sale to the general public as of monday. Additionally it lists the Wanderers second and third home games with tickets also available as of Monday.

Members of the WSW and the members of the away clubs can redeem tickets/seats from today and over the weekend

Id assume the majority of tickets for opening rounds will follow as the tickets on sale to the general public.

Seems like the general opinion, but as I said, ive seen a small number of people online saying they would not renew this season, due to the change. Maybe these people will come around and buy into it (literally), but with the general fans slowly disconnecting, the poor season and membership structure change might be the chance for them to jump ship sadly. 

Ultimately, we will see at the end of the season, whether Victory maintain this model, or if other clubs adopt it as well. If they and others do, might be a more profitable and more beneficial way forward.

Wellington in Wollongong have already placed in a similar model. A $35-$75 base membership and then discounted tickets, or just a 3 match membership.

I really like the new membership structure. It was kinda forced upon the club due to COVID, but I also think it’s the best long-term strategy to eventually fill up AAMI Park at every home game. But it’s a pretty big change to what we are used to in Australia and I’m not surprised there has been some pushback.

I wouldnt worry about Victory mate, it seems yours is the only club that regularly gets a decent crowd.

Its not ideal to make excuses, but there are definitely factors causing this decline. 

Firstly attendance restrictions, 7.5k is current max at AAMI and 12k at Marvel, so already people will miss out each week. Secondly, Victory have had there worst season, probably ever, they were awful last season. Might be an easy excuse for those disconnected a bit to stay away for the season. 

Victory have also massively changed up there membership, you pay a smaller up front fee. Around $100-150, then match by match, you pay a reduced amount for each games ticket. Ive seen a small number of people online, annoyed by this and have said they have backed out for this season.

Ultimately, Id like to see this number rise closer to 20k by the start of the season. But praise still needs to be provided as they will most likely still attract the most members yet again.

It's also on the back of one of our worst seasons in history. Always going to be a drop following a finish like that. 

That’s pretty low for us 3 weeks out from the start of the season. But people don’t yet know if they can get a ticket to games as yet, so it’s no big surprise. Maybe we will see a surge in membership if there is an announcement re increased capacity at AAMI Park before R1.

You may have to pretend to be Greek though as according to some on here we are not allowed to invite any other ethnicities into our home games.... :)

Ok cheers man 👍 sounds good 

Hit me up next season mate, Ill shout ya a beer or two 

I’d go to South Melbourne games as well tbh. I like their home ground.

:) 

Haha 

How many memberships have you bought dude? Are you single handedly the saviour of the A league????

Mv have 17 something k members already

Any update on membership numbers?

Adelaide United

Reds memberships went on sale on Monday, November 2 for both the A-League and Westfield W-League.
The club are offering a range of different options to best suit their fans’ circumstances, including full-season memberships, part-season memberships, discounts on club merchandise, as well as other fantastic deals.
To become an Adelaide United member or for more information CLICK HERE or call the club’s Member Services team on 1300 GO REDS (1300 467 337).

Brisbane Roar

The only way to guarantee your seat at a Roar home match is to become a member and the club have again got some excellent deals for their fans.
Roar have decided to restructure their membership pricing for 2020/21, with adult membership prices slashed by as much as 45%.
The club is also offering three-game, five-game and eight-game packages.
To become a Brisbane Roar member or for more information CLICK HERE or contact the Membership team on 1300 395 020 or via memberships@brisbaneroar.com.au.

Central Coast Mariners

Mariners memberships have also gone on sale and the club have made it easier than ever to join the club.
Both renewing or new fans can become members by going online or by calling the club’s offices.
To become a Central Coast Mariners member or for more information CLICK HERE or call the club’s Membership Team on 02 4353 7200.

Macarthur FC

What better way to be a part of history with new club Macarthur than by becoming an inaugural member!
There are a range of different options available for the A-League’s newest club, with all packages including a Cap, Sticker, Drawstring Bag, Lanyard, Membership Card and Commemorative Coin.
New members will also get a merchandise voucher as well as further discounts at the Macarthur FC Experience Store.
To become a Macarthur FC member or for more information CLICK HERE.

Melbourne City

City fell at the final hurdle last season and with that pain still burning inside the playing group the 2020/21 Season is sure to be another memorable one.
So now is the perfect time to join the City family!
To become a Melbourne City member or for more information head to the CLUB WEBSITE or log into your membership account. 

Melbourne Victory

Victory have already surpassed 15,000 members for the new season and with the expected limitations on stadium capacity at home matches this season, particularly early on - becoming a member provides priority access to attend games.
The club have a new membership model which enables a fully-flexible 'pay as you go’ ticketing model, allowing members to choose which games they want to attend.
To become a Melbourne Victory member CLICK HERE or call the membership office on 1300 466 832.

Newcastle Jets

The Jets’ memberships go on sale in early November and the best place to join up will be at the club’s OFFICIAL WEBSITE.
Also keep an eye on the Jets’ membership page HERE.

Perth Glory

It’s a new era for the Glory under rookie boss Richard Garcia, with club memberships going on sale from Tuesday, November 3.
Head to the Glory WEBSITE for all your membership information while you can also find out more HERE.

Sydney FC

The Sky Blues are aiming for a third successive Championship in 2020/21 so there’s even more reason to be a member of the Harbour City club.
There is a range of great packages for Sydney FC fans to choose from and you can get your membership by heading to the club WEBSITE or the membership page HERE.

Wellington Phoenix

Phoenix are making another big sacrifice by basing themselves in Australia for the early part of the new season at least.
While the club won’t be playing home matches in New Zealand at that time, there’s still plenty of reasons to get behind the club and become a member.
Head to the PHOENIX WEBSITE for more information.

Western Sydney Wanderers

With new coach Carl Robinson at the helm, there’s a growing sense of optimism at Wanderland that a return to the Finals Series is on the cards in 2020/21.
Members not only have the chance to secure their seat at the spectacular Bankwest Stadium but there’s plenty of other benefits to take up a membership.
To become a Wanderers member CLICK HERE.

Western United

Memberships for United are yet to go on sale but keep an eye out HERE

It's priority ticket sales as well. Tickets will be made available to members prior to the general public. This will be a big deal if capacity is limited to 25%. The Marvel games will be less of an issue, but many people (including members) could miss out on games played at AAMI if capacity restrictions are in place. For this reason, MV are unable to offer a full season ticket for all members.

It's not a bad option given the amount of uncertainty which still exists.
No crowds for next week's Melb Cup, and they're talking about the Boxing Day test being capped at 25% capacity.
If this continues with Melbourne A-League games, at least those with memberships get first dibs on tickets (25% capacity of AAMI would be about 7,500, which would easily get snapped up by Victory members only).

I’m all for having a dig at MC and WU ... you have my full support now 😉

Cheeez having a dig when they both finished how far ahead of MV last season with a membership stratergy, whatever makes you feel above them :)

I had reservations re joining coming season due to covid (fixtures/restrictions etc) and all the internal issues especially taking forever with NSD when Clubs have put their hands up, especially PL ones for me that I love supporting them more tbh BUT this is when our game overall needs us to be there.
Rejoined, being a long time member discounted price look forward to the many young ones coming in. 

That's correct.

And by the sounds of it to keep your seats/options for the following season?

Never a fool for that!

The new membership packafe basically elminates 5 game passes so no way will we get anywhere near 25k. It's way too expensive but understandable due to covid. At the moment you are paying 120 just to support the club and have a chance to attend possible games

I’m a fool for getting a city membership but I want to help the club and the league 

Who's we cockhead? If you don't like, or can't answer the question there is no need to attack me for asking it.

It was more a dig at MC and WU, who are both in the same situation as MV. Also potentially PG as it's unclear whether opponents will be able to cross the border to play.
Roar definitely have a different market and I understand that the stadium issue has probably slowed down their planning around memberships quite a bit.

Why the heck would Roar do that though ??? 

It is genuinely impressive, from both club coming up with the idea and fans for buying in to it?