Reading this week's league express it says Ken Davy will be announcing next season's season tickets pricing structure at half time on Sunday.

Does anyone have any gossip/views on what this would look like?

Hopefully it will be a price freeze, given the current financial climate its gonna be tough to justify anything else I think.

Not got the same build up as last year then?! But I'd guess that if he's anouncing them at half-time it won't be *too* much of an increase. If it was a massive hike then it'd be announced quietly on t'interweb site and 'zaminer.

I don't think Ken can afford to keep the prices as per last season. They will be a good deal no doubt and I'm already 100% committed to getting one as soon as it is out but I'll not be surprised if they're dearer than last season.

I'm hoping it will be a price freeze for those renewing before a certain date.

If they finish 3/4th then we will get 2 play off games one against Leeds or Saints and one at home therefore this may have a bearing, also a CC semi final appearance will generate some cash for the club.

Plus when most clubs crowds are down, ours are up

The Wolves have announced their 2010 STs

Earlybird adult prices:

Side on £246

Side on standing £171

End on seat £191

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£80 for a child is shocking



I just could not afford those prices for me and the kids with all the travel as well

Regarding our season ticket prices i'd be happy with a slight increase this year, something like an increase of £20 on a adult ST (i.e £80 to £100)
It increases our revenue and keeps the drifters interested in renewing, rather than a straight jump back to 2008 prices. Financially i'd of thought we'd have to move prices back in line with other clubs again eventually anyway so gradually does it for me.

Thats sounds ok to be r-b

Up to £100 isnt too much.

Back up to full whack and watch out ST holders plummet.

All under 16's should be offered an RFL season ticket, £26 for home games of a particular club or £50 for an 'any-game' ticket, there's quite a few people who would maybe attend a couple of games in a weekend..... a kids ticket also always requires an adult entrance fee as well.....

never forget........ they are tomorrows fans !

The Giants 'free' primary school season ticket is a fantastic deal which together with last season's 'bargain' ticket prices has attracted 4 new fans from our house.

Think i'd probably pay upto £130 for a season ticket, £10/game or £20 for the four of us per game (2x primary kids).........
I've also taken my eldest upto YMCA for over half a dozen Reserve & academy games, great 'close-up' entertainment and free for season ticket holders

I've also been up to a few academy games this time. Can be tricky getting parked though.

Not if you know the area

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PS I can walk up there if I don't take Tomski.

It really isn't. It is a standard price, and don;t forget, that is the most expensive price.

For 26 league games, cup games and shop discount it is pretty good.

As an adult I pay £191 to sit behind the sticks. That is £13.64 per game for the 13 league games plus the 1 cup game. I also got a 50% discount on Magic Weekend tickets and 10% discount in the club shop. We have also had free coaches a couple of times.

The Hudds offer this year was innovative, but the prices are way below market value for SL. Let's not get confused and make out clubs that are charging standard prices are expensive.

I would expect Davy to announce a price freeze, I can;t see him making an announcement at half time if it was an increase, surely he could just communicate that online?

I think this season's prices were a one off and although they won't be back at full price, there'll be a slight increase if you buy early.

With you on this one.

But dont forget kids have been free at the Giants for years now so its not just this year.

All season ticket holders get that. As for the £80 price at the Giants it has been £35 for a lkong time and that includes the AWAY games as well as cup games.

£191 to sit behind the sticks is again very expensive.

Your cheapest ticket for a 5 to 11 year old is £60 per child. That is £60 pounds dearer than at Huddersfield

Compared to Huddersfield. But how does it compare to the rest of the league?

It was around £170 or something for a season ticket the year before this one.

So, in other words, it's more a case of Huddersfield's tickets being cheap than Warrington's being expensive.

Ours and Wigan's are cheap IIRC. Everyone elses are in line I think, within a margin.

They are comparable to prices for Adults but very expensive for children. A lot of it comes down to supply and demand and stadium size but i genuinely think ALL clubs should be trying to make it as cheap and as easy for kids to attend. They are the future of the game and will be the paying adults in a few years.