Its definately 2 seasons at frozen prices for passes


30/06/10 could be when the derby tickets go on sale?

I wouldn't worry too much, you wont need CR membership to get your East Stand pass, the wife's just joined and she got her Derby discount thing so they are still below 2500 sold. think there'll be ample East Stand passes available.

You're not on your own Matt, there's many of us in a similar position. We've not joined and I'm not going to worry about it. I think by the end of the week the majority that are going to join will have done so and I'm guessing at not many over 3000 with alot of those being West Stand passholders and not forgetting the free kids who are joining. We'll pay for our passes at the increased rate hopefully towards the end of the year and hope we can still get East Stand but I can't see it being a problem to be honest with the current uptake.

a note on the new membership and season passes-which will answer the questions regarding purchasing season passes

If you became a member before 31/7/2009 season pass prices frozen for this and next year.
If joined after 31/7/2009 only frozen for this year.

Purchasing season pass for members who have current season pass from the 17/8/2009 you can SIGN UP for a pass but dont have to pay for it there and then- you can CHOOSE THE STANDING ORDER OPTION
and either pay Sept, Oct and November or November, December and January.

On East stand pass this equates to £60 per month, which is obviously is a help to every one.

hope this clarifies things for those still wondering

Not so. In the document it says "Season pass frozen at 2008 discount prices for 2010 and 2011 for those who join membership by 31 July 2009 for existing season ticket holders, and by 16 August 2009 for new season ticket holders and where season passes are paid for by 30 September 2009."

Just a question. Saw the tickets that said a derby ticket for £8 (or was it £8 off) - that assumes Hull charge £16 for the North Stand next year - this year was £20 for behind the sticks - so has someone got the sums wrong?

If FC wanted to stick it to Rovers (in a South terrace sort of way), they could put Rovers all in the West upper and charge £26 a ticket - thus increasing the outlay by rovers as a club and making those paying half price shell out £13 each.

I think there is a serious risk that this could backfire on your board - if the FC board do a south terrace on you.

Wondered what your views are - not trolling - just wondered given the mixed reaction to the scheme.

The commitment is that Rovers fund 50% discount. So if FC increased prices in line with Rovers % increase for FC, i.e. a +70% premium vs what everyone else is charged, that would be £34 at full price, meaning a discount of £17 each to be paid by Rovers.

and if Hull charged a grand for each ticket...

You would sell none and it wouldn't cost Rovers a penny

Edited for accuracy