cant really see the problem here,i was going to attend this match with three fellow fans but after seeing the prices decided not to.Its their ground and they decide who pays what as a fan you have a choice to attend or not and if to purchase refreshments whilst there.

Hang on, isn't it an all seater stadium?

For me the point is that Away fans who come to the HJ have 3 options of where they watch the match from, the most expensive being £26 in the North stand and the cheapest is to stand in the West with seats in the East being priced between the 2, so away fans coming to us have a cost choice.

But away fans going to the KC only have one option and that is expensive

£19 for a lad my age(16) is too much to pay when I'm at college and only have £25 a month to spend on whatever I want.
If i was to go to Hull on a student ticket, and to pay for my bus then i'd have gone over my monthly allowance.

Thank god i look young and can pass for junior!

Since when?

I assumed the HJ had a mix of standing and seating. Or are you having problems comprehending the post that you quoted?

Wrong!

Away fans can sit in the:

South stand - £19.00

The East stand - £23.00

West stand - £24.00

North stand - £23.00

There is no enforced segregation at the KC for rugby matches

It depends where your fellow away fans are I guess.

IF they are in the West stand then £26.50 in the North stand (Pitch side). Too dear in my opinion, as is the North stand at the KC at £23 (Behind the sticks)

So, more expensive than the most expensive ticket at the KC?

Yes. Do you need any further clarification?

you could, of course, look at it in another way. The most expensive seat at Warrington (and most other clubs) gives you the best view in the stadium and you pay the same for food and drink as in other parts of the stadium. The most expensive seat at Hull gives you the worst view in the stadium and you get the added benefit of paying more for your food and drink.
It will cost me less watching Warrington v Hull than it will watching Hull v Warrington, even though Hull is 45 miles nearer to where I live than the Homeland.

We have 2 whole stands cheaper than your cheapest and one stand cheaper than 3 of yours ergo more choice.

If you want to sit in the most expensive stand that isn't even for the away fans then go ahead.

Advanced prices and being very simplistic

Wire
2 at £18.50
1 at £21
1 at £26.50

Average price £21.13

Hull
1 at £19
2 at £23
1 at £24

Average price £22.25

Obviously if i had exact capacity numbers i'm sure the price would look more favourable at Wire as more cheap tickets are available than expensive, so the only variable i have are the 4 stands.

ding, ding! this is futile, hull=rip off! there it's easy! regardless of whatever defensive drivell the hull club have put out, your gonna pay more as an away fan than you would as a home fan in 'ull! don't like it don't go to the third world tundra that is humberside!

So after [u9 pages[/u you have established the average price at Hull is £1.12 more than your club

But like i have said it's flawed data as for one, the south and north are the same size in dimension yet the south holds way more than the north due to it being standing.

If i had exact stand capacities you realise that it would be a lot greater than £1.12

If there is "No" away end at KC and fans can sit where they like then why is the "away" stand information missing from the Hull Fc ticket page and is under a different page titled Away fan tickets.

If you are allowed to sit anywhere then maybe you should take the Away fans only signs down for the rugby.

And still no one can answer why food prices are different in that stand compared to the rest of the stadium.

Makes me laugh that AP said that he "Didn't know where people had got the £25 figure from". Somebody on here has just posted a picture of their tickets, which has the printed price of £25 for an adult, which has since been crossed out by the people at the club shop to write £23.00 next to it. So where we got the figure from? On the tickets, Adam...

Perhaps because it has yet to be confirmed that is the case

He did?

Where did he say that then?

Seems a strange thing to say, confirmed only by one poster, at the same time as releasing [url=http://www.hullfc.com/newsarticle.aspx?n=20219THIS[/url

Seems plenty of your fans say that the prices are different.

I picked up my Hull ticket today and it says £25 on the ticket and was crossed out in biro and £23 written in !
So I presume they were going to charge £25 and have been shamed into lowering the price !
None of this is down to Hull fans it's their club that should be ashamed of thinking of charging £25 and I thank the Hull fans for bringing it up in a recent fans meeting that probably has saved me the extra £2 per ticket which will be spent on beer in Hull
I think the guy that owns Hull is a bit of a and has spread a lot of Bull in Hull about bringing up attendances they were trying it on with this £25 lark and have fell at the first fence !

Sorry guys just read a few people have already posted it !
They don't really encourage away fans by there pricing policy

Sorry mate but if you'd read it all, if you turn up on the day and want to sit in the North stand, you'll be charged £25. Your ticket price was altered to £23 to reflect the pre-booked price. Warrington Wolves also get £2 of your £23 ticket price. Has anyone asked Wire for their £2 back yet?

The reality of the situation is that the South Stand has been discounted to £19 for this season, in an attempt to attract more home supporters to the games.

so to para phrase ....you will be charged £25 on the day...

what A RIP OFF!