Food for thought: Season pass info

Bradford Bulls - Ground Admission Adult £18 (Standing in the open)
Cheapest seating is £19 (on the ends of an open stand)
Subsidised passes through the 'pledge' will be £60 & Tetley's Main Stand tickets will be £99.


Castleford - season pass - Standing £180 seating £219

Catalan – N/A

Crusaders - Season pass £220. £150 for standing

Harlequins - Platinum £199 (reserved seating) Bronze £115 (unreserved seating)
They also do a renewals offer which I like the sound of - Platinum £175 and Bronze £99

Huddersfield – season pass £170 and there’s the ‘subsidised’ pass of £90

Dobbins – I just couldn’t click on the link, it made me feel sick thinking about it.

Salford - standing £130 Austin Trumanns main stand £180 (price after joining membership scheme)

Leeds - Season passes start at £200, probably standing (with membership scheme)

St Helens - East & West Terrace Standing £179.00 (Renewal price *) £196.00
North Stand £232.00* £254.00
South Stand £244.00* £273.00
Remember this is to watch their team play in someone else’s stadium.

Warrington - £191 for renewal, otherwise £210

Wigan - £187 for renewal, otherwise £201

I don't think many people will be griping with the pass prices as they are reasonable enough. What is bad is our matchday prices, no wonder we struggle to get people coming with what they have to pay to come in.

Yeah, right.



I always suspected that you never actually read what I posted - just looked at the name and ranted randomly. Now I know it for a fact.

I understand the justification used by people who want to take their ball home. I just don't think that the internal logic adds up. For a start it's based on the assumption that the club are knowingly failing to do something to improve matters on the field, which seems a little far-fetched. Then there's the idea that a club apparently reluctant to spend money on a coach while it has plenty of cash will be convinced to do so when it has less.

You don't want to pay to watch FC any more? That's fine. Just don't try and pretend that it's for the good of the club.

£24 for match day is pretty expensive, be my first live game for 2 years though in July, so will be happy to pay it, hopfully get to at least 4 games, including a derbt game and CC semi!!!!

Pass prices seem decent value though.

Can't wait for the fixtures to come out, I think I might be the only one looking at posts on here.

Reasonably happy with the cost.....my only gripe is I will buy 3 passes together and pay with my debit card this is one transaction yet I will be charged £6 costs (£2 per pass), feel a bit ripped off with that tbh

That's a personal gripe of mine, It's just another way of ripping people off. I recently ordered tickets for a motorbike event and they added £1 postage per ticket, also the admin cost of £1.80 and if that wasn't bad enough you could only order four tickets at a time, guess what? I needed five. So I incurred the £1.80 for a single ticket.

Low and behold they were all posted out together.

My sentiments exactly. Will fish the old cheque book out. Don't fancy taking £600 in cash!

I look forward to receiving a letter telling me how much my pass will be (west stand plus gold membership). Not sure about renewal yet.

are they sending the renewal packs out this year?? got the letter explaining the east stand situation,but if passes are on sale tomorrow,seems a bit late??

If they do not send out letters it is a bad move aas not everyone has internet access.

Hull FC are to give away around 2500 free tickets each week to boost the gates above 14000 to make sure of the A grade next year. Heard it will not be announced until 2 weeks before the first home game.

Police, nurses, fireman are some of the target area and heard it will be for 6th form students and OAPs.

Worth buting a pass now I think not.



to the FC Board

They've abolished the gradings. I've heard they're doing some benchmarking of season pass prices, including membership scheme fees to secure discounts, vs facilities offered though. Good luck with that.

Have you not been banned yet?

hope not, we need some fool to have a good laugh at in the close season

You get better by the day.

Can you get broadband in Rampton?

You obviously have not taken your medication today,go see your Dr on Preston road and ask him to give you something stronger

My big gripe is the direct debit charge being £10 per pass. It's only one DD so why do they need to charge £40 for a family of 4??? Major rip off and a serious pi$$ take for those struggling

It's an admin charge to cover the cost. Seems reasonable to me if you can't afford it in one chunk. Go see if your bank will lend you the money for free

You are missing what I'm saying. I have no gripe over a £10 charge per direct debit, it's the fact they are charging per pass, not DD that I disagree with. It will cost no more to set up a DD for 4 passes than it will for 1 so why charge per pass? It's greed, pure and simple.

P.S. I have already withdrawn the money for our 4 passes from my bank so I don't have to pay any fees, doesn't mean I agree with them though.

Same here, which will be a repeat of a year ago for me.

We will take the money out of the account and pay cash..Do not normally like to carry £500 about but they are not getting an extra £6 out of me



We will use the card in the shop when we buy 3 shirts etc, no extra charges there

Jesus that scandalous... clearly people use this method to spread the costs which suggests people may be on a tight budget...Well lets help these people by banging an extra £10 on their costs...I thought the extra £2 for debit card was bad enough

The thing I don't really get about people not renewing is the argument that they'll get a better deal going away. A pass works out cheaper per game than going away but also our home form was pretty impressive this year IMO. Apart from the stuffing by Wigan, we lost bravely to Warrington, narrowly to Leeds with 12 men and won all our other games IIRC, including some cracking games v Saints and Rovers, a last gasp win v Crusaders and some decent scores against Cas and Salford (as you'd expect). Given it works out cheaper to go home than away with a pass, not sure why the appetite is greater for away games as our away form has been poorer than home this season by some margin.

Just as a matter of interest, what do you want to be when you grow up?