Ashton Gate Update: West Stand Taking Shape
Posted: Wednesday, February 3rd 2016
Supporter Survey Is Coming
Wednesday, February 17th 2016
Bristol Sport is launching a survey ahead of the full opening of the brand-new redeveloped 27,000 Ashton Gate Stadium this summer.
The survey will focus mainly around season tickets for next season – for both football and rugby.
Fans will be asked to give an early indication whether they will renew their season ticket for the new season, and if so whether they wish to remain in their current seat or use facilities elsewhere in the stadium.
This survey is the latest part of Bristol Sport’s engagement with supporters and will be emailed to all season ticket holders of Bristol City and Bristol Rugby.
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