Oh well thats a fantastic deal then for a rubbish terrace with no roof.

I didn't realise that was the reason you were visiting!

so is Wigan

Don't try to defend the indefendable, it doesn't work.

Your a complete idiot if you think that price is decent.

Hate going to that dive anyway. Crap ground, crap pubs, crap atmosphere, overpriced food/ale/tickets = jibbing that one

I do now

We offered you a cracking deal for the two games last season. You didn't turn up then. The price is the same as this season and is about average compared to other superleague clubs. You pay to be entertained not to look at terracing.

If you don't want to pick up a phone or buy online or swing by your club sometime that's your problem.

Oh dear

You pay for facilities as well! By the looks of it we are paying for some paper to print off some fake designs of a new stadium so you can show it to the RFL!

Just admit the pricing is a bit steep. It should really be more like £12.

Easy for you to say that, you're familiar with standing in that dump every week!!

Ha HA HA Ha Ha HA HA Ha Ha !!!!!!!!!!

When you compare it to football prices then in my opinion 18 quid is a fair price. The facilities don't really impact on whether i go to games although i can understand families with young children have to take this into consideration.

I think the main reason the club has introduced pre purchase tickets is to try and encourage the Wakefield fans to get away from just deciding on the day and they're hoping to increase season ticket holders and encourage people to buy before the day of the game.

Doesn't add up to be honest mate. Hudds radical pricing brought in an extra 80 fans per game.

Still thought £18.50 on the day was a bit steep.

TBH I've made the point before that Wigan's tickets are very cheap, so I don;t necessarily think a lot of you live in the real world regarding ticket prices.

At Wire we charge £17 to stand, however that has been held for three years now, and is pretty reasonable in SL, with most charging at least a pound more.

The cheapest seats are £19 and go up to £24.

Those prices are pretty standard tbh, so £18.50 to sit at Hudds is pretty good IMO.

Did not notice this before, seemed to be hid away a bit



£20 is a joke though, I agree! Especialy if it's raining. £18 to get the ticket before the game, save £2. But lot of money. Will be another put off coming to Wakey again next season.

Thats rich coming from a Trinty/Wildcats fan

And being charged £2.50 processing fee.

If you don't like the pricing, you should have got yourselves relegated when you had the chance

How much cheaper for you guys to attend games next year?

can't see this happening mate . wakeys prices like wigans are usually pretty good. i know our ground is crap but we are doing something about it as i hope someone does something about this stupidity.

Not seen any announced as yet. Think it was £12 when we played at Swinton in the Choo Choo Cup so at least a couple of quid cheaper. Only snag being we have to play at grounds like Sedgley Park which, although welcoming and with an excellent bar, makes Belle Vue sound like the Maracana.

Stop it Matt. I managed to finally stop laughing last Wednesday and i don't want to start all over again

Might as well send you over the edge and remind you that our 'big' cup tie of this season was....Wakefield away!

No idea how much it was to get in though as my mate and I made the fatal error of standing with both Wakefield fans and suggesting that we buy the round whenever Wakefield score, and they buy it whenever Leigh score. We went on to lose 54-0.

I know their support isn't the greatest but Christ