oh i see

and the majority of the posters on here will be currectly searching for flights to perpignian. hotels and places to drink beer at a fiver a pint next june. net cost about 1 and a half season tickets each for one game.....minimum!

hypocracy????? nah of course not???

Not me, I am skint! A few years ago (5?) it was £13 to get in on the day. I went to most home games and a few away. Since then I have been able to go to fewer and fewer games. I am committed to the club but was only able to get to 2 games last season because the cost was prohibitive. Prices of everything are going up far faster than incomes so something has to give.

me too I get our season tickets yearly as I have a mother that likes to bung some money our way now and again otherwise I would struggle,
my away games are selective and wish I could go to more but as a family three out of five go so it becomes expensive, for me France is too far just can't justify it, kids have to come first,

I think the two pounds extra to the admittance price is only on the day, its not too hard to think about ordering the week before and picking them up on the day of the match the shop is open isn't it so in effect the club is giving the option for fans still to get them at last years price which is not beneficial to the club if fans use this option.

Was there or was there not a rise in franchise year when prices were at 15 quid??? ITs you who doesn't think things through dumbo !!!

What about away fans are the able to purchase in advance at a reduced rate? If not you can see the point paying more to get into Belle Vue than the JJB seems a little crazy. As we still rely on away support, something that wont change with the price rise, I hope they do get some discount as it could well put many off.

As we have just been told at work this coming year we won't be getting the yearly wage increase due to the economy etc so the 11.2% rise is a lot to the majority of people in the North of England.

Its not just 1 paying entry it as my self is 2 and for others possibly a family of 4+.

Not well thought out especially when were trying to bring in the floating supporter.

There are match day tickets for families, I think its £32.

I think there should be some sort of reward for loyal supporters unable to find the money for a season ticket which is why a scheme along the lines of collecting ten match tickets either gets you a discount off a season ticket the following season or enables you to attend a match free, much like when you go for a coffee and you get a card stamped. Buy 8 and the 9ths coffee is free sort of thing.

This would reduce the price to £16.20 on average which isn’t enough of a saving to upset season ticket holders but potential £4 off a match day price should be a welcome relief to those struggling financially.

Each to their own i guess - but i love BV and would prefer not to move at all. At BV you have not only a fantastic view - and the ability to move to wherever you like in the ground, but also you get a real sense of atmosphere, close enough to hear the hits going in. Been to the so called modern grounds like the KC and the JJB and to be frank its like sitting at the top of a step ladder watching subuteo - cack.

Something that will be sadly lost and something i for one will miss. But its not about me its about the future of our club.

agreed. a couple of roofs and bingo! people always slag off the willows in a similar fashion but i think its a cracking little ground as well

£20

Away supporters have to pay more than that to stand in the rain at Headingley.
Funny how the SKY cameras dont show that end isnt it!

I work nights and am well miffed when games have been moved to Fridays and I miss them. I am a season ticket holder so missed out big time 2009 - friends enjoyed the tickets but I still missed the matches

Following this a scheme which is a good idea, what reduction should those who buy a season ticket get then ? It's a good theory but needs to be adapted to work fairer

I do think the academy games could be attended more it would be nice to know how many are season ticket holders that do go, maybe they should be looking at evening matches to see if more go them, I know at Cas their ST holders get in free and they do well with other takings as in beverages and food

we will do our bit on here publicing the games but the club will have to find ways of encouraging the crowd in

How much is it in for the academy games?

£3 and £1 last season.

cheap at £3 but I'm sure if they collected for the squad builder most would give generously, been to quite a few home games last season and its worth the effort,
I didn't do any reserve games but going to try and fit a few of those in as well this season

Season ticket holders already get 2/3 games free and other benefits such as discounts in the club shop and associated sponsers. This scheme encourages pre bought tickets and also rewards loyal supporters who are unable to fork out £180/£200 by giving them 1 game free.

These are the Wigan prices, they have been held at 2009 levels. Also all home academy(U1icon_cool.gif and U20 games are free to season ticket holders. www.wiganwarriors.com/MidContent.asp?cid=15

These are the Wigan prices, they have been held at 2009 levels. Also all home academy(U1icon_cool.gif and U20 games are free to season ticket holders. www.wiganwarriors.com/MidContent.asp?cid=15

At our place we haven't had a pay increase since early 2007!

presumably you drive a car(petrol and road tax) and buy bread etc, these prices also go up, not based on your cicumstances but on the cicumstances of the various companies involved.
Wakefield Trinity is no different and while I do think it's too expensive and won't do a anything to stop the decline in our attendences, it is based on the clubs needs, whether it works or not is a different matter!!
You have the choice to stay at home, and a lot of people are!!!!

If you think I was supporting the club your off the mark I was being flippent I agree with you