Oh really

Looking at it another way, why bother doing it if its such a small amount. The extra cash may wipe out a great deal of goodwill. Plus I suspect to enforce it will require extra stewarding costs. Just looks a PR disaster by the club.

What age does junior go up to? Kids are pestering me for one

Fair point. The miniscule difference begs the question why bother in the first place. It would be a case of if you want to be under the stand turn up early

Look at it another way.....they discounted the tickets that aren't under cover so they are not ripping off fans.

As it I plan to buy the £260 ticket regardless.

TFor the sake of £10 its probably going to cost more in PR and stewarding. What are we talking here £260 and £250.
Do you know ,here is a thought. Carter should have charged everyone £260 . He would still make his small gain and no one else would have been the wiser, just accepted it and bought tickets. He has created an us and them for the sake of a paltry £10

I haven't had a Season ticket for over 15 years, it's a working awHy thing. However based on the last few seasons recruitment and the money made available I don't trust MC to fully back WP.

Not entirely true, those on the temporary seating are paying the most and they are exposed to the elements. Why anyone would choose to sit there is a mystery to me. However I do accept we have plenty of fans with physical problems who have difficulty without a seat. However they are long time loyal supporters in the main, why should they have to pay more because they have physical issues

We are all in this together and have to suffer a season of poor facilities , we should all pay the same ,no us and them.

Maybe I don't understand the conversation.
The comment was why should people on the North Stand pay more to be under cover compared to those without cover, in the North Stand.

South Stand is different. You are paying for a seat.

Seems the club like to charge for the 'extras' , will there be a cost for having a slash ?

That makes two of us. Actually three cos our lass won’t either.

Didn’t get one this season but getting season tickets for me and the kids next season. North Stand Upper

Up the Trin

Welcome to the upper echelon!

Kids like to be at front, so it looks like lower and get wet for us.
All seems a bit pedantic though.

How are they going to police the lower and upper? Seems like a joke to me.

Imagine all of the ‘upper’ tickets sell out and the casual goers can’t get a ticket with friends in the upper and then choose not to go, amount of revenue lost through tickets sales will be a lot I’m afraid.

Does seem a bit daft. Are match day tickets going to be a couple of quid dearer for north upper. North stand can be bouncing, generating brilliant atmosphere a pricing segregation may spoil this. Hopefully it will be reviewed or explanation given.

Up the Trin

Up the Trin

I think everyone would be happy if we sold that many tickets.

Don't give them ideas.

By the looks of their performance against HKR Gale is the least of their problems, scapegoat springs to mind. They have a forwards pack to die for yet roll over pretty much every game . They can get the best NRL half backs at Hull but until the pack roll their collective sleeves up and get stuck in ,the half’s will creat nothing , it’s not rocket science

The physical separation of the North Stand into to two halves could well be a safety measure that drastically increases capacity at that end.
Not that I give a **** like.

Totally correct. However its the stupid price differential thats obviously rankled some. Chasing a tenner is not worth it. Make it all the same price . Plus if its first come first serve then it would be a good driver to get new tickets sold early. You see here you are bringing up the true and correct reason for the segregation. However nothing on the club website to explain the reason behind the price differential and help supporters understand. Like i said its another poor example of having connection with the fans and bad PR all round.

Well anybody not happy about the price of a ticket or about a segregated price have a choice. You don't have to purchase one. Works out at £20 a game a bargain if you can afford it outright or installments. I do commit 6 at £26 a month with entry to the draw plus you have upgrade flexibility. Looking at feedback ticket sales went well yesterday.

It is what it is , a tenner is neither here or there in the big scheme of things , people would still moan if they were given a tenner discount , I really do despair at times .

I agree. Surely there's be more interest if one or two substantial signings were announced?