any ideas on concessions?

www.hullfc.com/page.aspx?p=996 £23 in advance, and £25 on the day

www.hullfc.com/page.aspx?p=996 £23 in advance, and £25 on the day

Very similar to Wigan but it's been much cheaper there in previous years.

That price is for the home fans, the away fans price is as per the Wakey website

In answer to the question... Hull F.C. ARE most certainly having a laugh. Disgusting prices, a reasonable price for any SL match is around £15 but long gone are those days. Is it any wonder why people dont go, Hull F.C can do 1 !!!

"Hull FC will be increasing their adult ticket prices as of February 27th..."

So what will the price be for our visit? If it's £25, than i can't justify paying that on top of travel

Only way to do anything about it would be to show a public support against it by no Wakey fan going at all.........................but that would be at the massive detriment to the team.

why is the away stand more expensive? better view ? no, better facilities? no. so just the fact that they are away supporters.

as wrencat says, the club ought to request tickets for the other stand. people should vote with their feet.

rip off

I won't be going now.

Don't say "it's only a couple of quid" - £25 to watch a rugby game is extortionate.

Hull will have to pay off their debts without my help.

DOWN WITH HULL, UP WITH FEV

Or make anyone wearing black and white pay extra down at Belle Vue.

I might go to Batley or Dewsbury that week instead of going to the KC - it's bloody scandalous that they're sticking an extra few quid on for away supporters.

Funny you should mention Batley, there was something said on the tannoy at the batley/wakey game the other week where wakefield season ticket holders get in on NRC fixtures for £5 and kids £1 is that correct as I've not seen anything official to back it up?

Football prices this

Pearson is obviously looking at recouping his investment. I think prices like this in the current climate will backfire on away numbers attending.

People have choices and limited finances 4 adults is £100 without petrol etc and a bite to eat and a couple of pints

This may impact on Hulls revenue for all the wrong reasons.

problem for us is we can watch home games for around £7 with the ST offer. Going away at these prices for normal games will test out support travelling

Wouldn't mind betting that next season the cost gets rounded up to a nice even £30

Think I'll vote with my feet and keep my money in my pocket that weekend.

£23 to SIT in a modern stadium with good clean facilities, protected from the elements is a lot better value than £20 to stand on crumbling terraces open to all weathers at your hole of a ground.

£23 is too much...£25 bought in advance is a -take, £27 on the day is not gonna happen.

My money will stay in my pocket that weekend.

Cheers Greedy Pearson!

Thanks for the input.

Maybe so, but no Wakefield fan would be able to enter the KC with just £23 unless they were connected!! Maybe if Hull fans club together to donate £2 per Wakey fan then we just might have a deal

its £25 in advance for our game £27 on the gate, do keep up...and at least you have a CHOICE at our ground...

Don't forget Chav corner, they don't charge us any extra for that.

And hull charge more for food and drink in the away end than the home sections

In these straightened times, you'll find that people will make a judgement of where to spend their money, or not, based on what they perceive represents best value; the bells and whistles of a modern football stadium, coupled with Adam Pearson's need to recoup his investment, may not be high on your average away supporters list of best value criteria.

Regardless of the condition of our stadium, the decision to skank away supporters by artificially inflating the cost to them may come back to bite Mr Pearson in the backside.

I ain't paying that for a regular league game, nice stadium or not. I'll keep up to date via the radio before i pay pearsons tax bill for him.