Anyone got an idea how much it costs to use the bring a friend voucher? It used to be free, then changed to £5 but wondered what it is now?

I thought is was a fiver so when to get a couple last weekend only to be told they are £15 each

It doesn't give a price on mine, I actually thought they got in for free.

I though it was a fiver but then looked at the ticket and as you say there is no price, so we thought they were free.

We went to the shop and asked for 2 tickets using the vouchers and was told that they were £15 and something along the lines of it says in the T&Cs to see website and it says on there- although the website is out of date on just about everything so I certainly wouldn't trust much on their anyway.

What if you don't have internet access? Seems a little unfair to me.

My father went to the shop today and he was told £15 and to refer to T and C! But added the girl looked asleep when he arrived so i thought I would check! Seems steep to me and I do not recall seeing anything regarding that price!

I have to reply to this as it happened to me a few wks ago I promised a friend my voucher and she had not been before. We was told yhat the voucher had to be exchanged 24 hours before the match at 15 pound and I argued the toss with them because I felt we were not getting what it is suppose to be. They should have on the ticket terms and conditions. Wexended up paying full price for our friend and not telling her. I was well hacked off with this.

It was in with season tickets £15 for a friend is there anything else to moan about the club now

Definitely £15
Alternatively, don't use in and give the club £20/£22

Or alternatively the person i offered mine to wouldn't pay the £15 and didn't go at all.

I had four newbies coming for the last game of the season, all from Derby, no particular interest in rugby but got carried away with me warbling about our great sport, not sure they'll be keen to risk £15 each, plus taxi fare, plus a few beers though.

Moan, moan, moan.
15 quid is cheap.
Do we want a successful club or not.
Clear to me it was 15 quid.
We cannot give away entrance!

I'll moan as and when I need to, why was it clear it was £15? It's a voucher with no given value on it, as said a lot of times on here £15 is only cheap if you have it.
The club should have put a price on the voucher, either it's a club cock up which they're trying to cover up with the T&C comment, or they're trying it on, which do you think it is Baron Rothschild?

£15 is not cheap to someone who wouldn't normally come anyway. And no it wasn't clear as it doesn't say.

What else can you get into and watch for 15 quid ?
Certainly far more than that to see a decent band.
How many pints is it ?
The point is we have just made a good signing and immediately it is countered by negativity.
It seems as though some people just love putting the 'boot in.'
Used to sit next to a guy who did my head in moaning all the way through matches seemingly taking great delight in mistakes we made and even applauding the opposition.Then holding forth at the back of the stand criticising all concerned from chairman to bar staff!

The point isn't whether it is value for money, it is communicating the cost so that you can decide for yourself whether it is value for money for you.

You obviously don't read any of my posts because I'm not a stick the boot in type of guy, I tend to look for positives if possible, and if you want to be pedantic this thread was started before we signed Paea so it's hardly countering a good signing.

FYI.
Courteeners Leeds 02, four hours entertainment, £11.50
York races. Four hours entertainment, £7
Wakefield cinema, 2 hours entertainment £8.
Kinsley dogs, four hours entertainment £6
Barbera Hepworth gallery, free.
Yorkshire wildlife park, £8.50
Pints wise, five pints, £3 a pint, half an hour a pint, 2 1/2 hours entertainment.

I have in the past bought the extra ticket myself for the "friend" so the cost has made no difference to the receiver in my case. I've looked at it as bring a friend not give someone cheap entry.
I do agree that it needs advertising on the voucher although I have been aware of the £15 cost this year even though I haven't used the thing yet. Must've been in the season ticket info?

The season ticket works out about fifteen quid a game. Now you've put it like that......

I do read your posts 'jinjer' and often agree with a lot you say.
I was ,as was Wollo , aware of the cost of 'bring a friend'.
Yep, would of been better highlighted on voucher. But I just don't see why it should have been a be a virtual 'give away'.
Take your point about the thread starting before Paea signing thread.

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Now can we all play nicely?

Don't know how that last bit jumped out on it's own, thought I was being really clever there with the nice colours, ah well, back to the crayons.

Bit o/t, I went to the Yorkshire Wildlife park recently and it's £15.50 for adults and £12.50 for children, seriously looking at those prices it's the Kinsley dog track for the family next time.

There's always one!

Now a dead rubber Thanks to Wigans poor show.