Record-breaking campaign: last week for subscriptions opens
The record-breaking campaign doesn't want to stop. What is about to begin will be the last week to subscribe to the Bertram Derthona, closing a particularly exciting subscription which improved last season's campaign by over 100 units.
It will still be possible for fans to sign up for season tickets from Monday to Friday from 17.00pm to 19.00pm at the PalaCamagna secretariat.
The cards will be valid for a total of 13 home matches, excluding the "Giornata Bianconera" in which each supporter will be asked to purchase a single ticket, with the right of first refusal for their seat. With regards to any playoffs, the company will reserve the right of first refusal to its season ticket holders for the first match of each home round and for the purchase of mini season tickets.
The newness:
The proposal reserved for parents of Derthona Basketball Lab members has been modified: the first accompanying parent will be able to access the bleachers sector at the price of €30, the second at €70.
A season ticket is inserted in the Derthona steps sector at a discounted price aimed at all Under18 children registered with any sports club in the area around Tortona and Voghera.
IFurthermore, the possibility of subscribing to the newly created “Club dei Leoni” supporter subscription is still open. With this main innovation, the fan will be entitled to some privileges such as the inclusion of Juventus Day, the possibility of being a guest at the Christmas dinner with the players of the A2 series and the gift of a special item of clothing reserved for this special format supporting.
The Grandstand category was then unified, eliminating the distinction previously used between the Central Grandstand and the White and Black Side Tribunes.
The further discounts concern season ticket holders for the past season, maintaining the characteristic of a favorable price for children between 4 and 11 years old and an intermediate range reserved for children aged 12 to 18 years and Over 65s.
