South Stand for this season in the discount period was £199.

I'd be more than happy if it was reduced to £180.

and that is realistic at about 10%, as is the game day price dropping by £2 or so

I've not had a season pass for 2 years now, mainly due to the birth of my son, money being tight, shift work and crap rugby.
But now my son is old enough to come along and games being played on a Sunday, if the cost of passes come down 20 - 30 quid we'll be back.

£220 season ticket is £183.33 + VAT.

£200 season ticket is £166.67 + VAT.

The reduction to the supporter is £20, the cost to the club is £16.67.

It's a retail business, the price we pay is inclusive of VAT which will be less if the price is less. Explained well here:

£180-£185

For East Reserved?

This week hopefully

Prices and Information to be announced Monday...

What's everyones hopes or expectations?

Dead cheap children passes would be good although at 40 it wasnt bad but a bit cheaper even better



Although I would be happy to pay last years prices if we brought in a marquee signing but Im sure that wont happen but still hoping

I reckon there will be substantial changes.

Don't care what price the season passes or matchday tickets are. The most important thing is having a team that can compete at the very top of SL.

If we make a couple of big signings on top of what we already have, it will be worth paying whatever the price.

Matchday prices need to come down.

£23/£24 is too much if we want to attract more fans. I often invite mates, who aren't Hull fans, but have atleast an interest in RL and could potentially catch the RL bug. Alot get put off when I tell them it's £23.

Maybe lowering it to £19 South/North, £20 East/West for adults would be about right (?).

It would also help attract alot more away fans.

A decrease in the price of corporate jolly passes

Prices are certainly too high and, like you say, it would be great to see the KC packed every week and all fans being able to afford to go. Maybe around £18 matchday price is about right.

Personally, the price comes a distant second to the quality of the squad and the product on the field.

Agree, match day prices have crept up way too much, should be less than 20 quid, un-reserved East stand as well a major item.

It does for me too, as it probably does for most on this site.

Alot of others, however, will be swayed by the price. Floating fans, those with just a passing interest in RL, partners and mates of season pass holders, kids trying to drag their parents along etc.

Away fans too. As we know, not all clubs have away followings like the two Hull clubs. Knocking £4 off the matchday price may get alot more of those tight fisted Wessie's coming over. Making for a better atmosphere.

I wonder if he'll be bold enough to drop passes to under he £200 mark. That might see another record of season ticket sales broken.

I'm looking forward to the announcement on Monday. I think it will show if AP is playing or is really going for it.

Happenings of the last few weeks suggest it's going to be the latter.

Id like a nice payment scheem as i want to buy four

I don't think the price will make much of a difference tbh.
I think people will get one if they see a big change in the off season which we have, i dont think the price has ever been an issue.

As said i think its the pay on the gate prices that need looking at.

Agree there...would be great if they did a Direct Debit scheme over 12 months prior to the next season......£16 a month would not be missed much!!!!!!

£180ish I reckon.

Pretty massive if he does. Will be £300k+ reduction in season pass revenue

I think though that he will sell more particularly if he continues to make changes through the winter. whether it will be another 1,500 however remains to be seen! I also think that reduction will be for a strictly limited time myself! As others have said there are already a lot intending to buy who have dropped off over the past two seasons! I wonder what targets he has set the sales team?