I must admit I haven't had a season ticket for many years due to work, Cricket, family and the uncertainty of when games will be played ie changes for sky.

I have two sons age 12/15 who sometimes want to watch the games, but when the whole family go to a game, add in program, food, drinks etc, there isn't much change from £100 so we cant afford every home game, a mini family season ticket would appeal but it would have to be flexible for a range of games as we cant get to every match.

Season ticket sales have just hit 2000

2000 thats great news. I have just had a look on the London Bs site and they offer a monthly payment plan for all packages all year round and it reduces in the off season.
That could be something to look at

I think this is probably the way its going to go. £15 - £17 a month gold membership gets you into all the games. £30 for a platinum membership. Negatives; no large amount of revenue generated in the off season, positives; year round income helping forecasts and budgets. Also means when a lean period goes by between home fixtures the club still receive a base income.

2000 is good news

Klhav Kalash Im sure its the way to go, income all year round. The rates are indicated even down to meals in the bar then during the closed season the rates (payment ) drops. You instantly know how much its going to cost you, It could be worth looking at implementing at the end of next season.