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these are good prices for a game in the playoffs hope people can respond and we get a good turn out

Totally agree lets hope we fill the place full of C&G like we did at KR.

i think anything near 5,000 will be a decent crowd, i really think the RFL and the clubs could come to an arrangemetn where prices are set at £10 and £5. i think the crowds so far have shown that people are reluctant to part with cash near the end of the season

I agree

I like the prices you have compared to last week something must have given I paid a tenner for a 7 year old thought this was a bit steep with my 18 quid I could have stayed at home and had my sky paid for month!

How old do you have to be to get a children's ticket? 15?

great move by the giants, something all the other clubs should do too, yet again our club is shown to be leading the way on marketing intiatives, well done giants

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How old do you have to be to get a children's ticket? 15?

yh its 15 n under

Cheers.

Absolutely agree. Those prices are too high, but they are cheaper than the other game this weekend in a better stadium.

The league really need to rethink this, as these games are the most expensive most home fans will have paid all year, at a time when money is tighter than ever.

For me, it should be £10 and £2 and get as many in the ground as possible, and show the playoffs as key vibrant games.

And one small benefit for season ticket holders is that you can still use your reserved seat (providing you have your ST book with you).

is it same price if you pay on the gate?

Yes although the family ticket isn't!

We're getting ours tomorrow so we can benefit from the family ticket offer.



Anyone else get a call from Nathan Brown or Brett Hodgson, NB rang on the house phone and BH on my mobile (recorded messgaes) urging me to go along, like I'd miss it