Done a quick internet search to find out what clubs are charging this year, I've taken the prices for central seating prices for comparison.

Interesting to see the disparity gap between top and bottom in the Super League and League 1, mainly down to Bradford, but the Championship are all more or less the same, obviously there are cheaper options at a lot of clubs but some of the prices are pretty high really when we presume Rugby League, and moreso, Super League is quite cheap compared to Football etc.



Super League

Castleford - £27

Catalans £31

Huddersfield £25

Hull FC £28

Hull KR £26

Leeds £32

Salford £36.50

St Helens £30

Wakefield £23

Warrington £30.50

Widnes £36.50

Wigan £28 (based on 2017 prices)



Championship

Barrow £17

Batley £17

Dewsbury £17

Featherstone £18

Halifax £20

Leigh £23

London £20

Rochdale £16

Sheffield £17

Swinton £18

Toronto £17

Toulouse £18



League One

Bradford £28 :O

Coventry £12

Doncaster £15

Hemel N/A

Hunslet £15

Keighley £18

London Sk N/A

Newcastle £15

North Wales £10

Oldham £16

West Wales £10

Whitehaven £16

Workington £15

York £15

Interesting that Widnes think they serve up a better dish than last years' league leaders to the tune of almost a tenner!

Where did you get the Bulls tickets? don't think we know the prices yet.

We have the season tickets but not match day.

Same for Salford

Thats not really why theyve set the price as high as it is, is it.

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Cheapest adult ticket would be a better comparison, as that is what most people buy.

That Leeds price is based on if you buy on the day, buying in advance it's £2 less which I suspect may be the same for some if not all the others listed above.

You are right for example you can get a central West stand seat for £24 at Hull if you buy in advance.

Cheapest adult ticket is £18, if bought in advance, which is excellent value.

and away fans can sit in any stand before they begin to complain about paying a bit more, just advised to sit with other away fans




just a note on the teams like salford/widnes who have high price tickets, i wonder if that is to cover the cost of losing income when clubs who have good away followings pocket 50% of the ticket price if bought from the visiting club?

They're all based on the buy on the day price.

The £28 one at Bradford is part of the premier club offering, where you get extra benefits and a private bar. The standard fee is £23 on game day. Pre game day it's £15 for Terrace and £20 for seating, £25 for premier seating.

The figures given are quite a pointless comparison, as only a tiny percentage of supporters, home or away, will actually pay them.

Don’t where they got them figures from. Anyone can go on the Vikings website and get a ticket in the north stand for £22 which I think is £1 cheaper than last season.

£36.50 for Widnes and Salford???

Is there an extra digit, or is the decimal point in the wrong place

£36.50 at Salford is for the 1873 club which are the corporate seats in the west stand.
If you were to sit in the west stand not in corparate it is £26.50.
To stand in either the south stand or away stand, it is £21.50.
Also worth noting that all of these prices include the £1.50 online booking fee.

Wakefield £23 lol. No wonder their crowds are terrible. Why would you pay£23 to watch such dross when you can watch the same standard at any amateur club for free?

Regards

King James

That Leeds price is for the centre Carnegie Stand (behind the posts) seating isn't it?

Probably. They don’t have any other seats.

The north stand has a 2,500 capacity for 2018 but they are all sold out.

Give it a rest Uncle Knob Head, we've been paying £22 at Headingley to stand on poor terracing, without cover.
Trinity, were edged out of the Top 4 last season, hardly "amateur" is it.

Could be worst, we could have Wakefield's new stadium name

The Mobile Rocket Stadium

Which is a slightly better name than the emerald publishing stadium

Not sure what's up with the name.
Many would prefer that everyone kept to the "proper" names, Belle Vue, Headingley, Wheldon Road etc but, it the current era, most clubs have "naming rights" and Trinity choose to engage with the local business community to "sell" their naming rights.

Where is your problem ??

Some of the trolling by Leeds fans could make you think that they are getting worried, that their poor neighbours, who play in an extremely dated stadium, have got them slightly worried.

Remember, it's only a game and getting beaten by Trinity isn't the worst thing that will happen, after all, most SL clubs suffered the same fete over the last couple of season so, dont feel too bad when it happens again.

If you buy your ticket before the day of the game, you’ll save £2.