If it benefits Fax, its a no brainer.

The club makes a small percentage for every ticket sold to our fans. Better in our clubs pocket than the Bulls.

I was told that they only had one pay gate open last week and the queue was massive.

Malcolm, can I be your carer?
Baby free of charge Age group under four proof of age may be requested. Will a dirty nappy do?
With respect what a stupid pricing policy, surely full, concession and kids would suffice.
No disabled parking?
What is the point of me carrying my 94 year old mothers parking permit in my glove box if I cant use it?
Crazeeeee
Whatever count me in.

student price?

Over the wall lads.

Don't know about student price, probably young adult. That's all the info we got from the bulls.

I can't stand for a game so checked out the seating prices. £27 if you turn up on the day or £25 in advance. I went to odsal to buy my ticket and get a seat for my granddaughter, who is a junior season ticket holder, to be told I have to pay £5 for her seat, which is the price of a junior in our East stand, which means I dont actually get her in for free. EVERY away game I have been to over the last few years has been no charge for junior season ticket holders, and bulls junior season ticket holders will be able to go to every other ground at no price.

I have emailed the rfl, but done expect a response.

Even buying a ticket in advance is going to cost me £8 more than the Shay equivalent!

Disgusted!

I am a Bradford fan and I can confirm that our prices are too high. They are set at that price purely to finance a tilt at Superleague but that's no solace to those of us that struggle to attend at that price level.

Perhaps that's why we are travelling away in such large numbers, even with petrol money it works out cheaper!

See you all at the Shay.

£27 to sit puts off casual, on the day potential support. As well as too high by charging £5 for a junior ticket holder to sit goes against the spirit of the thing.

Well I for one won't be going as this will only support them in their bid to fleece everybody else, their ground is a sub-standard tip and t?he prices they are charging are a disgrace. If enough people don't go then next season when they are still here they may have to rethink.

I don't think income forecasts would have been massively concerned with the number of away supporters. Apparently we need 4000+ to break even, and anything more is a bonus.I don't expect any club to get promoted so the test for every club will be whether they can hang on to their supporters next season. If we can compete near the top of the league and win more than we lose then I expect crowds to pick up slowly. Maybe Whitehaven and Hunslet weren't the best gauge of potential support..... maybe Fax will bring more.

That's a tad paranoid given we have to pay it too. It isn't some grand plan to spite away fans.

Good point, they obviously don't care much about you guys either. There just seems to be a lack of realism with the Bradford board over their pricing policy.

The difference being that you can minimise the price hike by buying a season ticket as I have at the Shay.

More deadanoid than paranoid.

I have to work so the decision has been taken out of my hands.

Brilliant.
Against my better judgment I will be there.

My son and four of his mates were having a Good Friday pub crawl in Bradford then up to Odsal for the game. After seeing the admission prices it's just the pub crawl for them.

So how much would they have preferred to pay, if it had been £3 cheaper would they have gone?
No?

£5 cheaper. Yes.

Two less pints then.

As much as I agree that Bradford's prices seem more than a little steep, the stipulation for the free ground entry certainly in SL and therefore I would expect the Championship is that the junior season tickets only allow for free 'ground' entry to away games and not necessarily for a seat. Whether other Championship clubs have been turning a blind eye to that or if they are even aware of it is another matter, but Bradford are unfortunately well within their rights and it's something that is common practice in Super League, even more so now that most clubs don't even offer the free entry on a matchday and only do it in advance.

I'm confused!!!



It's £2 cheaper if we pre-buy from Halifax???

Our website says tickets are £21 yet when you go on the Dulls website tickets are £20. Not quite sure I see the £2 saving.

Am I having a blonde or a senior moment? Or Both??