Looking at the club's website, adult tickets for the Salford game in the East Stand are £31 and South Stand are £29.

I think everyone else was pricing up tickets for behind the sticks, not the most expensive seats available sat behind the players bench on the halfway line.

Quote ComeOnYouUll="ComeOnYouUll"Looking at the club's website, adult tickets for the Salford game in the East Stand are £31 and South Stand are £29.'" What about other areas of the ground? You can get non-concession tickets for as little as £18. https://www.hullfc.com/tickets/match-da ... how-to-buy

Quote ComeOnYouUll="ComeOnYouUll"Looking at the club's website, adult tickets for the Salford game in the East Stand are £31 and South Stand are £29.'" What about other areas of the ground? You can get non-concession tickets for as little as £18. https://www.hullfc.com/tickets/match-da ... how-to-buy

Saints are advertising tickets for the Leeds game on national television today. Good to see. Guess they've got to make up for the Leeds fans who won't travel.

£32 to watch Leeds? Lol.

Those prices are for away fans sitting In the end block of the North stand, not behind the players bench or near the half way line...maybe check before replying

I was making a point that you are purposefully picking expensive seats.

Well we paid £23 to stand in an uncovered stand open to the elements at cas last season and it was £26 for a seat, I don't think £28 to sit in one of the best stadiums with an unrestricted view and under cover is bad at all when compared with some other places.

they were the seats for away fans, inline with the in-goal area, hate to see the prices for half way if they were the most expensive!

But cheaper tickets could have been bought. I'm not sure what people don't understand about that.

And have to listen to that torturous sound of a crashed ambulance blurting out constantly

7,731 at Huddersfield, highest opening day crowd since 2015 and comparable to the opening game in 2018 between the sides which attracted 5,108, it was also the biggest travelling Warrington support at Huddersfield since 2010 (1,500) compared with 2018 (740).

Decent attendance is that.

even more impressive at cas.

Meanwhile in the Championship Feath are acknowledging that the number of people coming through the gate is not enough to fund the quality of their squad. I genuinely hope they balance their promotion push with the need to balance the books. Because if you get that wrong, it can lead to a miserable few years for the long suffering fans, as I know only too well. It won't help that their next game against Bradford is the Monday night one either. That should have been a particularly decent gate. https://www.totalrl.com/featherstone-ro ... wage-bill/

Meanwhile in the Championship Feath are acknowledging that the number of people coming through the gate is not enough to fund the quality of their squad. I genuinely hope they balance their promotion push with the need to balance the books. Because if you get that wrong, it can lead to a miserable few years for the long suffering fans, as I know only too well. It won't help that their next game against Bradford is the Monday night one either. That should have been a particularly decent gate. https://www.totalrl.com/featherstone-ro ... wage-bill/

Those who think the prices are a bit expensive, take a look at any theatre or concert tickets where there will be a live performance.



I think you will struggle to find better value.



Eg. Europe's strongest man competition at the leeds direct arena, cheapest ticket is £53.



That for seeing a dozen men lifting stones and other items, or much less to see 34 professional RL players go to war.





In terms of bang for your buck you don't get much better value love.

RL fans are cheap. £30 to watch high level professional sport is more than reasonable in 2023.

Spot on



Our sport has been left behind due to lack of ambition



Certain fans don't help by wanting tickets next to nothing

Compare season ticket prices between the EFL Championship and Super League. Not only are the football season tickets lower in price, but you get nearly twice as many games. In better facilities!



Of course, individual matchday tickets are often more expensive. Concession brackets are often more forgiving in football though.



Even some of the Premier League season tickets makes Super League look bad value for money. What I pay to stand at Headingley is about the same as the cheapest seat at Manchester City. Again, I get to see about half as many games at Headingley for my money.



I fully understand that RL clubs desperately need the money as a rule, and without the revenue from gate sales facilities are not going to improve.



I'm also happy to pay the ticket prices, both home and away, but I'm also lucky enough to be in a position where I don't need to worry about the price either. I know others that don't have the same luxury, and feel like they are being priced out of watching a sport they have loved for decades. There are examples in this thread. It's a shame to see those people leave the sport whilst simultaneously seeing empty seats at every game.

Premier league prices only went down due to the forced cap prices ....until then prices were ridiculous



Super league doesn't have the ridiculous TV payments puffball gets

There used to be capped ticket prices in Super League too. How far do we go before our tickets are considered 'ridiculous'?







You can dissect the finances of each sports till the cows come home (and lets not forget that no RL player is getting obscene six figure weekly wages) , but it doesn't change the fact that you can get better value entertainment elsewhere, and some RL fans are being priced out of the sport.

Likes of Arsenal Chelsea was £60 to get in



Man utd £50 ( even for kids ) and them prices was over a decade ago when the minimum wage was much lower etc

Sure. But you are picking clubs that have decades long waiting lists for season tickets and sell out every week. Is that comparable to Super League that plays in half empty stadiums every week, and seldom sell out games? The supply and demand model is in their favour, it is not in ours.



Don't forget you can pay £100 per month for a Lopards season ticket - to see all 13 games! How does that compare to the likes of Arsenal and Man U in terms of value for money?

Puffball?

Obviously all the anti-homophobic strategies that both sports are actively using haven't sunk in with Thetalentboy yet.



I was ignoring that one.