there was going to be 4 adults and a couple of kids going from here so that is at least £100 lost because of your pricing structure..

Not my pricing structure bud.T.b.h I will be there to watch my team,so won`t make much difference to me who else turns up.

It's easy to be flippant, but your fixture against London was over 1000 spectators down on the equivalent in the 2011 season; if that trend continues, the decision to skank a couple of quid extra out of each away supporter is going to look like a massive mistake.

Without getting drawn into the pro's and cons of the pricing structure I have found little benefit in the discount price structure, this is more through circumstance than anything else.

I called the club earlier and explained my situation, i.e. I am currently away on business and so am unable to make the Bradford game (2 home games in a row I'll miss due to work

even though I am a season ticket holder). Anyway, I called the club to take advantage of the early bird prices (something which numerous clubs now use, including ours). I explained that I actually live closer to the KC (around 10 miles in fact) so it is not cost effective for me to drive to Wakefield to get my ticket in advance so could they mail it to me? The answer is yes they will and they only send it by recorded delivery, charging £1.50 extra. So as a result of this pricing I've saved a whole 50p!!!!!!

On the positive side it is the easiest Wakey match of the season for me to get to (work permitting) so I don't want to miss it.

Suppose I am a victim of circumstance.

(This post is more for information, it is not a complaint).

You could always get you ticket from the KC at early bird price

I think the last three seasons has taken its toll on some supporters,and will need some persuading to return.Also was the last London game on Sky? I can`t remember.Being on the telly must affect the attendances,money being as tight as it is.If I didn`t go I would save £25 on (concessionary) ticket and bridge tolls,plus petrol.

I blame Agar !!

The last 3 seasons have taken their toll on us too, but we took 10+ buses to Widnes and had a stonking turnout at BV for the HKR game. Just saying.

£25 is a lot with travel on top why don't we live it up like celebs instead. www.hullfc.com/newsarticle.aspx?n=20515

£25 is a lot with travel on top why don't we live it up like celebs instead. www.hullfc.com/newsarticle.aspx?n=20515

It is called a season ticket, not a season pass.

Well done on your 300+ away support to Widnes and subseuqent 6000 strong home support for the HKR game

Quote ="dull nickname"£25 is a lot with travel on top why don't we live it up like celebs instead. www.hullfc.com/newsarticle.aspx?n=20515'" No offence but i'd rather just pay the same ticket price that the FC fans do.

Quote ="dull nickname"£25 is a lot with travel on top why don't we live it up like celebs instead. www.hullfc.com/newsarticle.aspx?n=20515'" No offence but i'd rather just pay the same ticket price that the FC fans do.

1500 to Widnes and approx 7k against HKR; other than getting the two basic facts that were the whole point of your message totally wrong - well done, good post.

I based it on your 10 buses statement, and the fact that everybody knows that HKR travel in their thousands

Apology accepted.

It's £23 to sit together with your own mates but you can also pay £19 if you want to save £4 and sit in the South Stand with us. There's no segregation at the KC and you'd be made welcome. Actually if its £22/£23 to sit at Belle Vue and its both sets of supporters in the one stand together so I can't see a great deal of difference really.
The few London supporters that came last Sunday sat in the South with us, and it was a few !!
So come on, stop grumbling over prices pay the same as at your gaff and sit together in the North or save yourself a few quid versus Belle Vue and sit in the South with a bit of atmosphere.
See you in Parkers boozer for a beer beforehand, mines a lager. And Never Forget "Toppo Live's Forever"

Its like nailing jelly to the ceiling, i really do despair.

I've tried that and the stewards refused us entry into that stand, point blank.

Mate its not a grumble its about being fair and not feeling like you've been ripped off.

Ten buses x 55 seats + mini buses and a fair few cars mate, we don't travel like the KR fans do or for that matter the FC fans but please learn to count

none taken as none given. seems simple to me if it's segregated the same seat should be the same price.

The tickets being sent to our club are in the inexplicably more expensive stand, so our choice is either to pay a bit more so that our club gets their 10% share, or go direct to Hull FC and diddle our own club out of their 10%.

Looks to me like Hull have decided to mitigate the 10% that goes to the visiting club by charging away fans the difference; classy.

I think having Agar as coach should me more of a concern then a few quid extra

Obsessed, and slightly mental.

As the thread title suggests, you really are having a laugh. So far so good with Mr Agar, maybe he didn't get enouh support over on the East Coast


I dont think ticket pricing was part of his remit though