Bristol Rovers have increased season ticket prices for the 2010-2011 campaign.

For 2009-2010, a season ticket on the Family Terrace was available for £213.75 before May 30. But this year the cheapest ticket is £225 if bought prior to April 30.

Early Bird prices have generally gone up by about £10, while prices from June 28 onwards have gone up by £15 or more compared to a similar date last year.

Tickets go on sale on Monday and prices will rise from between £10 and £20 for the May 3 to June 26 period. The full price will apply from June 28 onwards until the start of the campaign.

This year Rovers have introduced a new price bracket for those aged between 16 and 21 who are not in full-time education and therefore do not qualify for concessionary prices.

In a statement to fans, Rovers chairman Nick Higgs said: "We have released season tickets even earlier this year, to give you maximum time to pay for your ticket. There is a great incentive for you to sign up early, as there is an Early Bird offer that applies until April 30."

Under-11s can again claim a free season ticket if purchased along with one full paying adult.

Individual match-day tickets will go up by in all areas for all price brackets, except juvenile tickets. The cost of season tickets can be spread using a finance package. The club will release details soon.

For full price details, visit the club website, www.bristolrovers.co.uk.

2010/2011 Earlybird prices until April 30: Blackthorn End Adults £260, 16-21 £130, Concession £112. Uplands Terrace: Adults £260, 16-21 £130, Concession £112. Family Terrace: Adults £225, 16-21 N/A Concession £98. DAS (West) Enclosure: Adults £300, 16-21 £150, Concession £125. DAS (West) Stand: Adults £410, 16-21 £430, Concession £488. Uplands Stand: Adults £370, 16-21 £250, Concession £205. South West Stand: Adults £310, 16-21 £170, Concessions £140.