The Premier plus one i think

So I pay £88 a month for 9 months on the 5 year season ticket and the other half pays £44 per month for 9 months does that mean we are automatically upgraded to the premier plus? We have purchased behind the sticks but obviously would like to sit down when needed ...people who has already Comitted should be contacted to iron out any queries?

Couldn't agree more with Cavendish Red. I bought mine and my kids before last season started. Mine was bought on the premise that is was £230 for me seating, £28 for my 14 yo & free for my 3 yo. Am I due some sort of discount or am I just on Premier+? It is really complicated if you ask me but I am a simple soul! Could really do with a phone call from the club for clarity.

I understood it as choosing your membership package i.e.£200 then either a match pass or pay as you go card. So say I chose the match pass, that's 50 quid on top of the membership. Therefore 250 quid overall. I could be wrong but that's what I thought it was. Doesn't make me feel so bad for buying my season ticket last week. Also saying that 'those who have bought their tickets already will be premier members as a way of saying thanks' isn't much of a thanks. Premier + would have been better but then how I've worked it out would mean thats 300 quid so I'll be happy with that.
Could've made it easier to understand such as one price for each option.

Now out on DVD..... "The Wind in the Willows"

So I can buy a seated season ticket for the same as a standing one?

If I don't like the standing I have my seat already selected.

I haven't been able to download the info as I am at work, but if I wanted a season pass for every game that last year cost me £130 (plus £50 for one member) how much would that be this time?

I will be just paying a simple £200 up front and with that I can sit or stand wherever I want.

If you've not seen the answer on facebook, you choose your stand when you buy your season ticket, but you are allowed one change during the season if you want to sample a different area.

Thanks Iain . They could of done with cutting away with all the "techno" crap and just put it in simplistic terms...doh

I've just had a good read through and to be honest it makes perfect sense and is actually a really good offer.

There's an FAQ being released next week.

With the most FAQ being........ How much does a season ticket cost?

Yep looks great! £50 for superleague match passes to see any home superleague game in any area of the stadium + 2 free away games, 2 millenium tickets, a goody bag, 20% off club shop and a corperate meal!

Can't beat that! £50's a bargain!

Clarification from the club shop that a Prem (season ticket) costs:

£50 one off payment
12x £10.83 = £129.96

Total amount = £179.96


and the good bit (if ive got this right), because its a rolling contract next season you dont have to
pay the £50!

Im guessing that a DD will be better for retaining fans and is therefore cheaper than a one off payment.

Right, whos going to be the first to tell me ive got it completly wrong?

Nope you've got it spot on

but reading the fly through bit it DEffo States just £50 for all matches if bought before 30th November. Not membership but match pass.

redmatt77 - that's how I'd understood it too.

That sounds good to me. I would like to also add 2 Junior (Under 12) tickets. Is that just a further £10 x 2 ie £200 all in? Or do they come free with me buying a Premier Membership (the literature states 'Free Junior U12 Match Passes Home & Away')

I must be missing a trick somewhere?

Club website states -

Match Passes that grant entry to every home Super League game are available to all members signing up for the Premier and Premier+ levels of membership for just £50 for adults, £20 for juniors aged between 12 and 16 years old and a fabulous FREE for U12s.

Incredibly the Reds are also announcing that there is only one price band for the entire stadium! In what we believe is a first for top level sport in the UK supporters can choose to stand or sit in any area where there is availability for the same price! That means a centre seat in the fabulous new West Stand will cost just £50 for an adult member for the entire season! If you prefer to stand it is the same low price for every game in the entire 2012 season!


So £50 and thats it! Otherwise false advertising!

It's terribly worded and massively misleading

So does everyone have to pay £50 membership this time?

Last year it was only one family member even if everyone was an adult.

im confused, just watched the video on the reds website and it clearly states that its £50 adult match pass EVERY GAME ANY AREA FOR THE WHOLE SEASON !!!!

think that they might be mis selling the season tickets, no mention of an extra charge !!!!!

The get out clause is that it says that those prices are for members, without saying in the same sentence how much you have to pay to become a member. You could charge £179 for a membership and advertise that season tickets are £1 to members (and £180 to non members).



Did you get that bit confirmed? The wording is careful (ish) to distinguish between membership and match card holder. I’d be surprised if this initial £50 fee then means that every subsequent year is circa £50 cheaper (especially as I've already fored out £200 a year for 2013-2016). It may well be that the DD sees your membership carry on, but I’d expect your membership would need to have an annual match card added to get you in to games (I may be wrong).

It should be £180 + whatever it is for 2 x DD for under 12's (as i dont think under 12's pay the £50)

Just ring the shop they told me in plain english!

Fortunately Iain even I'm not that thick to realise the season/match/pass ticket whatever would be £50! However the ponce that wrote it that way needs a good kicking!

It looks a good deal for most people, the only group that loses out as far as I can see are the students 16-21. If you are unlucky (like me) and have two in that bracket it's tough cheese. I think the idea of nominating a second part of the ground to use with your match pass is outstanding and will help a lot of folk make up their minds about should I stand or sit. Well now you can hedge your bets.