Have I read that right - £25 for a ticket for the semi? And no concessons for season ticket holders but I have to take my voucher No.4 for some reason? Why do I take my voucher if there is no concession for me?

Have walk up people been paying 25 quid all year? No wonder crowds have been down if true.

Also shows what a good deal the season ticket is.

Also an indication of ticket prices for the new stadium, maybe?

Nah. It's £20, not £25, unless you're sitting in the posh seats.

Yes, for a decent seat in the North stand.

They have also been shafted by the most inept organisation I have ever seen at a professional company (for a couple of the many examples- selling seats that didn't exist, and well over a hundred missing 20 minutes of the Quins game despite the 10,000 empty seats inside as the system was so slow). Had we not been die-hards, we certainly wouldn't have put up with it, and I dread to think of any new fans that would certainly think going to the rugby isn't worth the hassle after that experience.

I consider myself to be the easily pleased type, but Widnes was quite frankly unbelievable for walk up supporters.

If you have a seat that voucher will guarantee your seat that you have now as long as you get it before 5pm Wednesday. If you are behind the sticks it's £20 and unreserved so you can sit anywhere in the East stand.

Why don't they offer the option to pay £5 extra for the semi and final tickets (If we get there) and put the money towards cladding the new stadium?

I'm not sure I'd call the North stand the posh seats!!! 25 quid seems a lot seeing I was going to bring my son and grand-daughter. Don't know what the south stand is like I've not been in there but it doesn't look posh from across the park. Oh well, such is the cross to bear of being a Saints supporter. Maybe I've been spoilt with the 5 year deal I signed up for and now I'm out of touch with the real world prices. I think ST holders should be offered some discount in the play-offs though. www.saintsrlfc.com/tickets/page/1250

I'm not sure I'd call the North stand the posh seats!!! 25 quid seems a lot seeing I was going to bring my son and grand-daughter. Don't know what the south stand is like I've not been in there but it doesn't look posh from across the park. Oh well, such is the cross to bear of being a Saints supporter. Maybe I've been spoilt with the 5 year deal I signed up for and now I'm out of touch with the real world prices. I think ST holders should be offered some discount in the play-offs though. www.saintsrlfc.com/tickets/page/1250

Get another adult and buy a family ticket. That will save you money. It's what me and a friend have done. I'm in the East Stand but it will be costing me a tenner as a result of the family ticket.

I'd agree with that. Money is tight at the moment for alot of people and £25 is alot of money to fork out for my seat in the north stand, crowds havent been great in Widnes so you;d think the club would reward us loyal fans who've turned up week after week. I pay for a SKY sub and am seriously going to have to think about watching this from my armchair

could probably get a final ticket for less, if these are the prices across the grounds then im glad my hopeless lot never got near play-offs

do what someone i know has done. bought family ticket 2 adults and 2 children. they have got 4 seperate tickets each one saying 1 adult and 1 child. so in effect got 8 admissions for the price of a family ticket. they have no children so makes it very cheap for them.

Thanks for the tip, I'll look into that.

Isnt it the RFL who decide ticket prices for the playoffs and not the clubs themselves ? Im sure i read it somewhere that it was the case.If true then the clubs have had their hands tied.

I think you might be right brook40 because I checked on Wire's prices and they are identical to Saints.

However, the clubs could make a deputation to the RFL on our behalf if they could be d

I think the prices are your standard match prices, that is what they are at Wire, eg £25.50 in the posh seats.

I also don't think that Wire have any family tickets. There are different prices at different grounds, Hudds seem to have some decent offers on, whether these are being subsidised by the club, or whether they are usually cheaper I don't know.