SUPPORTERS are reminded they only have until 7pm tonight (Wednesday) to take advantage of next season's reduced season-ticket prices.

The average 11 per cent drop across the board for 2008/09 comes on the back of a 20 per cent decrease for this term.

The new prices are on offer to ALL supporters until 7pm on Wednesday, April 30 and will apply whether Albion play in the Coca-Cola Championship or Barclays Premier League next season.

Adult prices, which start at £299, have been reduced by £50.

Albion have sold out of their 1,500 allocation of £49 junior season tickets.

Under-16s tickets throughout the stadium now cost just £99.

Current season-ticket holders can renew via the upgraded Albion Online Ticketing (click here) or by contacting the East Stand box office in person, by phone (call 0871 271 9780) or post.

To apply for a season-ticket by post, supporters will need to collect a 2008/09 season ticket brochure and application form from the box office, or download a copy by clicking here

(Supporters must use Adobe Acrobat Reader to download the brochure and application form. To download a free Adobe Acrobat Reader, click here.)

Albion have sold out of the 5,000 season tickets they had available for new applicants.

However, supporters can add their name to a waiting list by contacting the East Stand box office in case any current season-ticket holders decide not to renew. 

With the deadline for reduced season-ticket prices looming, the box office has extended its opening hours as follows:

Wednesday, April 30: 10am-7pm

All supporters who buy a 2008/09 season ticket will have the option to subscribe to Albion World, which features Albion TV and Albion Radio, for half-price.

From May 1, season-ticket prices will be frozen at 2007/08 prices if the club remain in the Championship, with the exception of the West Stand, which is undergoing refurbishment.

In the event of the club winning promotion to the Premier League, post-April 30 season ticket prices will be reviewed and published.

Season ticket holders will also benefit from being given priority on advanced ticket sales in the event of the club playing at Wembley again.