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2021 Membership Club & Premium What we do Memberships. FROM FROM FROM £165 £225 £145 Club Premium Country Membership. Membership. Membership. • Ground admission to all Everything included in Club Country Membership is available scheduled days of cricket at Membership, PLUS: for both Club & Premium New Road, including: • Ground admission to seven packages to those living over • Specsavers County Vitality Blast group stage 40 miles away from New Road Championship matches matches as the crow flies. Features and • Royal London Cup group • Four complimentary stage matches Premium Guest Vouchers • Any potential Tourist fixtures for Specsavers County • Exclusive access to our Championship & Royal London members-only facility, The One-Day Cup matches Graeme Hick Pavilion • Opportunity to sign two guests into The Graeme Hick Pavilion per match day (subject to guests having a valid admission ticket) Junior B E S V E G Memberships. How would you like the The Silver package also adds a Access to all Worcestershire CCC Access to all Worcestershire CCC Access to all Worcestershire CCC opportunity to be coached by one-hour coaching session by a & Rapids fixtures at New Road & Rapids fixtures at New Road & Rapids fixtures at New Road a Worcestershire first-team Worcestershire CCC player. player – maybe England star Moeen Ali - receive a Rapids It will be an unforgettable Vitality Blast shirt, and be a experience with possibly Individually Signed Birthday Card Individually Signed Birthday Card Individually Signed Birthday Card mascot for one of the games Moeen Ali or fellow England at New Road next summer? star Pat Brown, Jake Libby, from the Club Captain from the Club Captain from the Club Captain Daryl Mitchell, Ed Barnard or All three of those exciting any of the County’s many star offers form part of a trio of performers. Rapids Autograph Book Rapids Autograph Book new Junior Membership Rapids Autograph Book packages for 2021. Offering a The Gold membership tremendous value for money. incorporates everything in the Bronze and Silver packages The Bronze, Silver and Gold plus a 2021 Vitality Blast shirt One Hour Coaching Session with One Hour Coaching Session with memberships all include access and a mascot package which a Player a Player to every Worcestershire fixture includes two adult tickets to a at New Road including the Vitality Blast fixture. Rapids Royal London One-Day Cup and Vitality Blast matches. Juniors can accompany the 2021 Vitality Blast Shirt two captains out to the middle Junior Members will also for the toss pre-match and receive an individually signed meet the Worcestershire CCC £25 birthday card from Club players in an experience to Mascot Package which includes Captain Joe Leach and a treasure. 50 two adult tickets Rapids autograph book. 100 Executive Membership. What we do FROM FROM An Executive Membership is the finest £475 £625 way to watch Cricket at New Road. With access to unparalleled views from your own balcony and exclusive suite, it’s the number one place to be next summer. Both of our 2021 Executive Membership options include all of the following benefits: Premium • Complimentary Cake during the Tea Interval on Club Executive Membership is a County Championship & Royal London One-Day Executive. Cup matches• Executive. perfect fit for our Company. The • Complimentary hot drinks throughout the day facilities are great and the staff • Complimentary Newspapers • Ground admission to all Everything included in Club scheduled days of cricket at Membership, PLUS: • Hot and Cold Dining options available on all New Road, including: are friendly and helpful. match days • Ground admission to seven • County Championship Vitality Blast group stage • Exclusive bar & toilet facilities matches matches • Concierge service • Royal London Cup group • Four complimentary Premium • Seated viewing balcony stage matches Guest Vouchers for County Whether entertaining clients, • Networking opportunities • Any potential Tourist matches Championship & Royal London networking or just enjoying a • Access to the air-conditioned Kenyon Suite • Exclusive access to our One-Day Cup matches • Transferable passes members-only facility, The relaxing day off, it is one of the • Option to buy a Gold Car Parking Pass Graeme Hick Pavilion • Discounted Tickets for Special Club Events • Opportunity to sign two guests most beautiful grounds in the • Five free guest passes for County into The Graeme Hick Pavilion Championship & Royal London One-Day Cup per match day (subject to country to spend your time. matches guests having a valid admission ticket) Steve Fellows, Malvern Scaffolding ONLY Vitality Blast £99 Season Pass. The Vitality Blast Season Pass once again costs just £99 after prices have been frozen for this popular way to see the Rapids in the shortest format of the game. This entitles the holder to watch all of the Rapids home group matches in the competition. At just over £14 a game the Vitality Blast Season pass offers incredible value, saving over £75 based on 2020 match day prices. What’s included: • Admission to all seven home group stage matches • A fully transferable season pass card • Great value for money when compared to purchasing individual match tickets • Access to our Members’ only facility, The Graeme Hick Pavilion Membership How to renew or buy: To renew or take out a new Pricing. Worcestershire CCC Membership: Visit www.wccc.co.uk and purchase online All memberships include: (please note a Direct Debit cannot be set up Price Price Premium via our website). 2020 is going to be an exciting season for 4 1 Day T20 until 31 from 1 Day ** ** Guest Worcestershire County Cricket Club and offers us Jan Feb Vouchers • Significant savings compared with Phone the Membership Department on the opportunity to chase promotion back to Division Junior / 18-24 Memberships purchasing individual match tickets 01905 337921 (please note a direct debit One of the Specsavers County Championship whilst Bronze £25 a a a x cannot be set up via telephone) searching for more silverware in both the Vitality Blast • Access to our members-only Graeme and Royal London One-Day Cup campaigns. Hick Pavilion and seating area Silver £50 a a a x Visit the Membership Department in person at New Road (open 9.00am to 5.00pm Gold £100 a a a x We have already strengthened our playing staff during • Voting rights and the opportunity to Monday to Thursday and 9.00am to 4.30pm the off-season by recruiting batsmen Jake Libby attend the AGM 18-24 £140 a a a x4 Friday). and Ashton Turner to the squad whilst also bringing Club Membership* Hamish Rutherford back as our overseas player for all • Opportunity to receive a £50 gift formats. The new additions will help compliment our voucher via Refer a Friend scheme Full £195 £215 a a x x established and young talent that already exists in the NB Junior Members must be aged 17 and under on 30th September 2021 Country+ £175 £195 a a x x squad. • Local retail discounts * Club & Premium Members can save £30 on Membership if paying by Premium Membership* Annual Direct Debit On behalf of myself and the rest of the team we would • Priority booking period to purchase Full £255 £275 a a a x4 + Country Members must live over 40 miles friom New Road as the crow like to thank you for your continued support, and we Lords Test Match tickets flies Country+ £235 £255 a a a x4 look forward to welcoming you back for the 2020 ** Group Stages Only season at Blackfinch New Road. • Opportunity to purchase a Match Day Executive Membership Please note that all membership categories exclude The Hundred competition Car Pass Premium £625 £665 a a a x5 Fanos Hira Club £475 £500 a a x x5 Chairman Worcestershire County Cricket Club, Worcestershire County Cricket Club Vitality Blast Season Pass New Road, Worcester WR2 4QQ Season £99 x x a x Pass 01905 337921 [email protected] .
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