bit steep dont you think, how does this compare with other clubs??



i was expecting maybe £16.... seeing as its not even seated.

Really? Makes me even happier with my early bird season ticket renewal deal

Same price as Leeds and Hull KR standing. £18 at Bradford.



If you buy away tickets in advance you should get a discount and your club earns commission.

If you buy in advance it is £18

I think I would pay more to stand up than sit down. Never any leg room in seats, and the hard plastic makes your backside go numb.

Take a cushion

It hasn't been £16 for about 5 or 6 years. If I recall correctly it's been £18 for the last three years on the gate.



I bought my ticket last week and it cost me £18. £20 on the gate is on par with other Super League clubs offering equivalent facilities.

Sssshhhhhhh!



You never know when you may wake up Mr R.

£23 for HKR fans to go in the side stands at Caravan Park, £20 at Belle Vue.



£20 at the PROBIZ Coliseum seems fair in comparison to them 2.

East Stand - standing

Adult £20



Roger Millward (West) -seated

Adult £23



Well Area - standing

Adult £20



North stand - seated

Adult £18



sorry gasman it is £23 but for a decent seat in the RM stand at CP.

Overall i think tickets prices are steep and i personally would like a ticket price cap at say £18 max.

Worth every penny!

Until Saints arrive again lol.

£23 to sit in a stand named after a Cas lad? I think its worth £50.

lol you have the bus, fella !!

£18 if you had pre bought from the giants brearley, and put some money into our coffers too

£10 entrance at Wakefield on Sunday !!!!

It's a shame wakey are doing it against Salford. Been much better against us or Leeds. Salford may bring double figures now.

Think it's aimed at the stay-away Wakefield fans rather than the away fans.

I don't think it's just aimed at home fans and can also see this happening a lot this season.

cracking deal, seems you lot are not playing on Sunday might be an idea to pop down and watch another match

Sorry, but I would rather drink congealed milk through one of my old socks matey, but thanks for the invite.

£20.00 to see the unbeaten league leaders playing sexy football at home in a stadium where the spectators are right on top of the action seems like a good deal to me!

Twenty quid? I remember when you could go to t'rugby, have a few beers, grab a burger, go to t'shop and buy a new shirt, then go up town after, go to t'pictures, see a film, go to t'pub, have a few more beers, go to t'chippy and get fish and chips wi scraps and mushy peas and then stagger to t'taxi rank and get a cab home....



... it cost a bleeding fortune, mind.

£20 does seem steep to me, even pre purchasing at £18 is still bit on the heavy side.

I think £15 would be a great compromise price to encourage greater support.