West Stand upper tickets £15 adults, £10 concessions and £5 juniors, thanks to First Utility doing a special offer. Great news for our red and white friends over the river.

Why only great news for us? Has the Upper West been designated Rovers only?

Only Hull passholders will be going, if you believe all the rubbish posted on here.

The ticket offer will boost the gate, but I really can't see two out of form teams attracting a sell out crowd when the game is on SKY.

Sales seem to be on course for a very good gate though despite Sky. Good atmosphere and hopefully a good game.

Got tickets North stand today. £22 each. Happy with that tbh.

Last five SL derbies at the KC haven't made 20,000.

Cheaper tickets may give this one a boost but a sell out is unlikely.

Deals only available until 23rd march from rfl website only

Cheaper tickets would certainly help, certainly evidence for it working. I remember a couple years back London made tickets £5 for a couple of games and doubled the gate. Could also be a good idea to do a buy one get one half price sort of thing, you know introduce someone new to the game.

Even more pass holders will think twice about renewing if these offers come along fairly regularly.

My comment about Rovers fans being happy about this latest offer is because most home fans are probably set in their ways regarding where they sit so the West Upper won't necessarily appeal to them.

13k sold (including passholders obviously) by the end of last week according to the club, which is good going! Bet this weekends results for both teams has put a dampener on things though!

Made the tough decision of taking a break from games this season (first time not bought a pass in twelve years) but decided to take advantage of this offer, taking four friends, only one of whom goes to games on a regular or semi-regular basis, looking forward to it.

Tickets for the worlds biggest Derby match now available on Groupon. How embarrassing.

I see rovers are on there as well. How embarrassing.

What's Groupon? :-/

Isn't it only kids tickets for a fiver?
If so think it's a good incentive to try and entice the next generation to become hull fans especially if any of the children haven't been before.

£15 for adults, hurry up 84 sold already

Only a thick Rovers fan will mock a club for selling cheap tickets, every club does it (Rovers gave away loads for the first game) and it is a good way of getting a big crowd and trying to attractt new fans.

He's certainly one of them. Manages to get plenty of bites though.

Really?

Are you 85 years old?

No I've just never heard of it, i tend to use only authorised sites like Ticketmaster for tickets.
Anyway I think the initiatives are commendable, and I have to say I don't see how any other Rovers fan can knock Hull, considering Rovers' crowds have dipped by 1500-2000 in just six years to be fair.

Groupon don't sell anything as such. They "sell" special offers on behalf of businesses and take a 50% cut I believe. In this instance if it's £5 for a kids ticket Groupon will keep £2.50 and pay £2.50 to Hull FC. You are buying a coupon which I assume you would then take to the KC ticket office and swap it for a ticket. You should check it out, there's often some good stuff on there.

Anyway, back on topic...

People keep telling me that but all i ever see on their is dross....

Highest ticket sales since 2007 according to the club:

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And some say all I post is doom and gloom about crowds

Sounds like it will be massive attendance with 14K+ tickets sold. Add on around 7000 season pass holders and it's looking like it will be close to full.