I definitely think that a significant number of more casual fans who would like to attend games this season will be put off by the prices. As one of those fans who doesn't want to commit to a season ticket and finds the match by match price too expensive, I think this is the best solution. I can buy 6 tickets at just under £20 per game, and either use them all myself or take family when they are not working. Well done the Bulls for taking this initiative. I'll be buying a flexipass.

Yeah, agreed. Problem is that every fan has their own version of "reasonable" but the club really has only the one "sustainable". The club has to deal in totals not individuals, though they clearly are trying to do what is possible within that framework.

Do they have fewer decent players and lose even more fans when we get into losing runs or cut prices and hope even more like a bargain? Decisions, decisions, decisions. If we're having a vote (which we never ever will..) my vote is stick to our current MO.

The club certainly can't be accused of not doing enough to get folk up there....Even from sunny Cheshire the options presented and marketing build up on social media has been really good!

Our first season in the Championship - 2015, we averaged about 5k crowds in the main season at home then about 6k crowds in the middle 8's.
We have to aiming for 5-6k average gate this season, haven't we?

Very hard to tell, tbh. In many respects, what you say makes sense but things have moved on and, yes, I know we are actually now in a better position but whether that will translate into such a crowd is far from clear cut, imo. Let's say I'm placing no bets.