Confirmed by the Manchester City Disabled Supporters Association, Manchester City will charge for disabled parking spaces on home matchdays in the new season, with each space costing £12 per game, amounting to £228 for the entire season.
Originally, disabled parking spaces at the Etihad Stadium were completely free. However, in July, Manchester City issued a notice to start charging for these spaces, effective from the 2024-2025 season. The club’s reasoning was that approximately 50% of reserved spaces went unused last season, and the solution to this issue was to abolish the free system and introduce charges.
This move by Manchester City has sparked outrage, with the Disabled Supporters Association collectively opposing it and criticizing the club on social media as being “all about making money.”
Manchester City Starts Charging for Disabled Parking Spaces at the Start of New Season, Angering Fans at £12 per Match. Author：Sports UEFA.Please indicate the source when reproduced：https://www.sportsuefa.com/football-world/21875.html
