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SEASON 2016/2017TERMSSEASON IMPORTANT 2016/2017 & SEASON CONDITIONS IMPORTANT TICKET INFORMATION SEASON TICKET INFORMATION ADULTS ADULTS Adult Season Tickets are pricedAdult Season from £416 Tickets and are are priced valid for from 21 £416home and matches, are valid which for 21 shall home be matches, which shall be for (a) all homeSEASON SPFL league TICKETfor matches(a) allTERMS: home and SPFL CELTIC(b) such league F.C. other matches LIMITED, home andm atchesCeltic (b) such nominated Park, other Glasgow, home by the m atches club.G40 3RE.nominated Registered by the inclub. Scotland SC223604, registered VAT number is 653 0293 52 (the “Club”). 65+* What these65+ terms* cover. These are the terms and conditions on which the Club supplies your Celtic Seasoncard (the “Season 65+ Season TicketsTicket are”). pricedThese65+ S fromeasonterms £277 T applyickets and toare are all priced valid Season for from 21 Tickets £277home and matches,valid are from valid which 1for June 21 shall home 2016 be for matches, until (a) all 31 home which May SPFL shall2017 league be (the for (a)“Season all home”) and SPFL unless league terminated matches and earlier(b) such as other setmatches outhome below andmatches (b) will such asterminate nominated other home at bythe matches the end club. of as the nominated Season. by The the person club. named on the season ticket will be the “Holder” of the 65+ SeasonSupporters Ticket65+ and aged each 65 Seasonor overSupporters on Ticket 1st July is aged valid 2016* 65 for or overentry on to 1st Celtic July 2016* Park (the “Stadium”) by the Holder. Why you should read them. Adult (65) PleaseSupporters readAdult these (65)aged terms 64 on carefully 1stSupporters July before2016 agedand you who 64 submit on turns 1st 65Julyyour prior 2016 order to and 3 1stto who us.December turnsThese 65 terms2016 prior* totell 3 1styou December who we 2016are, *how we will provide your Season Ticket and associated services, how the Holder and we may change or end the contract, what to do if there is a problem STUDENTS** STUDENTS** and other important information. If you think that there is a mistake in these terms, please contact us to discuss.Additional terms. Student Season Tickets areStudent priced S £199eason and Tickets are valid are priced for (a) £199 all home and areSPFL valid leag forue matches(a) all home excluding SPFL leag anyue matches matches against excluding Rangers any matchesFC and (b) against Rangers FC and (b) Your use of the Season Ticket is also subject to your acceptance of the following additional terms: i) the Ground Regulations, which such other home matchessuch as nominated other home by match the clubes as (a nominated minimum of by 19 the matches club (a andminimum a maximum of 19 matches of 20 matches) and a maximum. Student Sofeason 20 matches) Tickets . Student Season Tickets are not valid forare any exhibited homeare SPFL at not the league valid Stadium; for matches any (ii)home against the SPFL Celtic Rangers league FC matchesSocialFC, but HoldersMission against Statement; willRangers have FC,the (iii)but opportunity HoldersUnacceptable will to purchasehave Conduct the aopportunity match Rules; ticket (iv) to thepurchase terms a matchof any tSupicket- for entry to theporter stadium Charter forfor anyentry or such Code to thematch(es) of s tadiumConduct at for the adopted any applicable such bymatch(es) orconcessionary binding at the upon applicablerate the for Clubthat concessionary matchand (v), or the to rate purchaserules for and that a regulationsfull match price, or adult to purchaseof ticket any football a full price authority adult ticket for that matchbinding. uponfor thatthe Club;match copies. of which are all available on request and at www.celticfc.net. YOUTH CONCESSIONS*How to contactYOUTH the CONCESSIONS* Club. You can contact us by telephoning the Ticket Office at 0141 230 1967 or by writing to us at celticfctick- [email protected] or by post to Ticket Office, Celtic Park, Glasgow, G40 3RE. How we may contact you. If we have to contact you Under 13 £50 Under 13 £50 13-16 we will£105 do 13-so 16by telephone or£105 by writing to you at the email address or postal address you provided to us in your order.”Writing” 17-18 includes£159 emails17-18. When we use£159 the words “writing” or “written” in these terms, this includes emails. How we will accept your order. The Club’s acceptance of the Holder’s order will take place when we confirm your order at which point a contract will come Under 13, 13-16 and 17-18Under Season 13, T13-16ickets and are 17-18valid for Season (a) all T homeickets areSPFL valid matches for (a) excluding all home any SPFL m matchesatches against excluding Rangers any mFCatches and (b) against such Rangers FC and (b) such other home matchinto existencees as nominatedother between home by match the the cl esHolderub as (a nominated minimum and the of byClub. 19 the matches Ifcl ubwe (a cannot andminimum a maximum accept of 19 your matches of 2 0order matches). and. If a wemaximum are unable of 20 tomatches). accept your order, we will in- form you of this and will not charge you for the Season Ticket. Season Tickets are sold subject to a safety certificate for the Stadium Under 13, 13-16being and granted 17-18Under season by 13, the tickets 13-16 appropriate andare not17-18 valid authorities. season for any tickets home Timing are SPFL not. Weleague valid shall for matches anydeliver home against any SPFL new Rangers league Season matchesFC, butTickets Holders against to the willRangers Holderhave FC,the within but Holders 30 days will fromhave the opportunity tothe purchase date we aopportunity matchaccept ticket your to forpurchase order. entry For to a matchthe a Season stadium ticket Ticket forfor anyentry renewal, such to thematch(es) thestadium Holder at for the anywill applicable such be able match(es) concessionary to use at the the Season applicablerate for Ticket that concessionary already in rate his foror thather match, or to purchasepossession a fullmatch and price it, orwill adult to be purchase ticket updated for a thatfull automatically. price match adult. ticket From for thattime match to . time we may issue a new Season Ticket, which we will deliver to the Holder before disabling any existing Season Ticket. Delivery costs. The costs of delivery of the Season Ticket will be confirmed on Under 13 our website.SupportersUnder Your aged13 responsibility 12 and underSupporters for on 1stSeason aged July 2016*12 Ticket and under. The Seasonon 1st July Ticket 2016* will be the Holder’s responsibility from the time we deliver 13-16 it to theSupporters address13-16 agedyou gave13-16 us onSupporters for 1st deliveryJuly 2016* aged or you13-16 collect on 1st itJuly from 2016* us. 17-18 Supporters17-18 aged 17-18 onSupporters 1st July 2016* aged 17-18 on 1st July 2016* 1 Season Ticket services. Each Season Ticket is valid for entry to the Stadium for certain matches, which depend on the kind SPECIAL SEASONof TICKETSSeasonSPECIAL Ticket SEASON purchased. TICKETS Services for each Season Ticket category are as follows: for Full Adult Season Tickets and 65+ Season Tickets, for 21 home matches which shall be for (a) all home SPFL league matches and (b) such other home matches as All Season Ticketsnominated for seatsAll in Season areasby the Tickets115 Club); to 118for (ii) seatsand for 416 Underin areas to 419 13, 115 are 13-16, to Special 118 17-18and Season 416 and to Tickets, 419Student are are Special Season price dSeason from Tickets £ Tickets,369 (“ forYouth areAdults, priceand £169 dStudent from for £ 65+,369 Season for Adults, Tickets £169”), for 65+, £199 for Students, £50 for£199 Youth for Concessions, Students, £50 and for are Youth valid Concessions, for a) all home and SPFL are valid league for matches, a) all home excluding SPFL league any matches matches, against excluding Rangers any matchesFC, against Rangers FC, and b) such other(a) home all home matchesand b) SPFL such as nominatedleague other home matches by matches the excludingclub as (a nominated minimum any matches of by 19 the matches againstclub (a andminimum Rangers a maximum ofFC 19 and matches of (b) 20 suchmatches). and other a maximum Hol homeders matchesof 20Special matches). as nominated Holders ofby Special Season Tickets, includingthe Club Seasonmembers (a minimum Tickets of the, ofincluding Home 19 matches Cup members Ticket and Scheme, of a maximumthe Home are not Cup of guar 20 Ticket matches);anteed Scheme, a ticket and are to(iii) not purchase for guar Specialanteed for matchesSeason a ticket Tickets,againstto purchase Rangers which for are matchesFC. season against tickets Rangers FC. for all seats in areas 115 to 118 and 416 to 419, for (a) all home SPFL league matches excluding any matches against Rangers SEASON TICKETS:FC WAYSand SEASON(b) TO such PAY TICKETS:other home WAYS matches TO PA Yas nominated by the Club (a minimum of 19 matches and a maximum of 20 matches). You can renew yourYouth Season andYou Ticket Studentcan renew by one Season your of the Season Tickets following Ticket are methods bynot one valid of: thefor followingany home methods SPFL league: match against Rangers FC, but Holders will have the 1. Pay in Fullopportunity – You1. can payto purchase Payin full in byFull Credit a – matchYou†/Debit can ticket pay card in fullforonline byentry Credit at www.celtic to† /Debitthe Stadium cardseasontickets.co.uk online for atany www.celtic such ormatch(es) byseasontickets.co.uk calling 0871at the 226 applicable 1888 or by†† calling concessionary 0871 226 1888rate†† Completedpublished renewal for forms thatCompleted can match be returned orrenewal to purchase by forms post incan athe fullbe envelope returned price adult provided.
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